By Stephen P. Naghdi And Muriel Wang
I just finished reading this excellent book. I found that this was a book
that was very easy to read and understand, not bogged down with a lot of
technology language that is hard to understand to the general public.
This is a book whose characters can show you examples of courage, finding
strength in the face of adversaries, which is at the heart of all victims.
This book could easily become an educational source, for people that are
studying about mental health, and a plausible explanation for students in
the mental health field, seeing that their may just be something else
besides trying to find a diagnosis and having a patient being declared
mentally ill.
I have been personally reading a lot about psychotronics and other kinds of
mind control for the past few years. This type of technology does exist and
should not be ignored.
There is a particular statement in the book that I found to be very thought
provoking, one that should be remembered and I quote: "The mind is suppose
to be untouchable to all but oneself. Even, worse, most people did not fear
an intrusion into their minds, because they were unaware that such
technology existed that would allow others to conduct said intrusion."
Although this book is a fictional account it could very well have been a
non-fiction.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone to read.
These types of things go on right in our own back yards every day
By John Clark, Ph.D.
I have just finished reading John's book and I have found it to be very much like my own beliefs.
His views on treating an SRA/MPD person are very comforting. There are so many people out there in our spiritual community that do not believe in the existence in Ritual abuse. It is refreshing to find someone with some sense of what it's like and how, with the help of God that we can be helped.
In all honesty I believe that this book should be in the hands of spiritual leaders that counsel people. Especially when they find out that their client could be or is someone that is from a ritual abuse back group.
The book did not go into a lot of detail about Mkultra or Monarch programming, but the basic structure that is there is helpful, not only to the client but to the one/s trying to help the individual.
One of the chapters was written by a friend of his, Pastor Jim Casey, there are some things that I personally disagree with, and neither does the author, one such being that the "personalities" should die. No part of a multiple should die or can die in my beliefs. They blend in to each other and they can become a total whole individual or stay separate but still function in the "normal" world.
We were put on this earth for a purpose. What the reason is I can't say but I don't believe that God wants any to suffer. That's one of the reasons that he gave us this gift of disassociation.
I would recommend this book to any that would like to work on healing in a faith based system. Reading this book yourselves can be helpful but there is much more to it than just what one person can do. We need teams of support people with us in our healing. So if you are in or thinking of having some type of spiritual counseling I would get this book and also let your therapist or counselor read this and then discuss the type of treatment and goals that you can reach together.
John and I have written to each other during my reading of his book and he would answer questions that I had about this book. This man takes the time to listen.
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