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Child Abuse

A look at the question; Is it an etiology or the etymology of divinity?

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PROBLEM VS. PURPOSE?

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ATTACK ON THE ANCESTORS

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Etiology; Camouflages �trauma

Condemned Crawling
MYTH; the journey was to be easy and since it wasn’t, you are broken. We now have to survive brokenness.
-Survival Mode

Focus on limited childhood experiences, as an atrocity of humanity and undermines mindfulness

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-The capacity of humans to identify our limits and see our story.�-Instincts/Humanity �-Slavery to Indigent Servitude�-Kleptomania ��

DSM-V-TR; -Prolong grief disorder

Identifier of human behavior and prescribes problematic behavior ONLY as it relates to work.

DISEASE VS. DIS EASE

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��Scientific support for this theory of Etymology as opposed to Etiology�Quantum Physics; Mind Over Matter�Love makes things more synchronized - Water has Memory�Nobel Lauriat; Luc Montagne

We Are Superheroes

All things work together for good . All weapons formed are to prosper us!

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Develop our value systems for Prioritize Pleasure �

What are my superpowers?;

Where am I dangerous?;

I want to feel better;

Possess Ourselves/In Alignment

In trance/able to control our bodies; subconscious thoughts

Pineal Gland (3^rd Eye)

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Identify the story

Journey of the story;

Villain and Victim transformation to Hero

Survival vs. Metamorphoses

I AM OK

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Approve The Story ��

Superhero vs Villain

Pleasure vs. Pain

PAIN; is your contrast, a marker of your capacity to hold life.

Example; If we all threw our problems on the wall, the wise would go get their own.

ACTION;

What did we learn?

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Activate the story!

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Conclusion

This is to reeducate us on the appropriate formula for childhood trauma, as it relates to treatment.

We must change our language and approach to mental health by changing the STORY. As opposed to; “this is happening to us”, we should view this journey as “happening for us” and we simply need to put the correct values into the formula.