Explosive Texts Point To FBI, Not Russian, Meddling In 2016 Election
This is telling, and shows just how their machinations tend to fall apart and why government and political parties never successfully cover up their own agendas and efforts to change things they don't like. It also indicates just how manipulative the previous administration was, in having people in senior positions who never got the memo their job was to the country, not particular party. All seemingly part of the collapse of our social system, where now, you just have to find the right people in the right places to make anything happen, or be true. This is why I just cannot believe anything anymore from our glorious leaders, as it never seems to ring true, about anything. AS continues to unfold...
As conscious human being we have the
ability to change and improve our lives.
Being mindful of the results and Aware
of destructive actions is key for self improvement.
Have a great day!
You can be an example but I truly is up to them.
I have observed that you have a strong connection to your mind.
It has bothered me so, that I just can't figure out how to awaken others, how to strengthen their connection to the mind...maybe, I never will because such a process is up to the individual. All I can do, I guess, is make them aware that it is possible...the rest is up to them.
Re PTSD , when asked how soldiers could avoid PTSD
the only answer is : Don't let the. Kakistocrats start combat that the soldiers fight.
I did a lot of work to recover. From my expirience
Which was not trauma from military action.
I found a councilor who was a great fit .
My intent and objective was to not let the trauma consume me and my life. FYI most people can't really understand the impact from
PTSD.
I will share that I discovered my beautiful
18yr old son. Who had without any prior indication, anxiety, depression or warning left a note on the kitchen table saying he loved mom and dad and he was sorry he had to go .
I raced through the house hollering his name and had to cut him down from the rafters in the basement. He was gone.
Symptoms were : extreme difficulty sleeping
20 days without sleeping initially
Wondering into the kitchen at night 3 am ....
This was a dangerous time for me.
At the time I worked in an office tower downtown and the parking ramp had a skyway attached to the building as I would walk to my office and pass the same people that I had for 2 decades.I had negative images or visions. My mind would imagine that They all had ropes around their neck and had their heads cocked to the side. When getting to my office the same thing withmy coworkers.
Of course I knew that my mind was f'...d up and this was not reality. It went on for months but not as acute as the first time.
I sought help and started a path to recovery .
The main work with Rose my counselor was to recant each time I visited exactly what I expirienced in as great a detail as I could.
This was repeated again and again weekly for
2 years. She was a very strong woman to go through the event with me again and again.
When I had the negative thoughts she told me to immediately replace it with a positive image.
You see you need a counselor. You can notTell a friend or a family member your expirience More than once if that. The repeating of the expirience takes some of its power away.
Rose also benefitted from the sessions as she would tell me how she would use her observations of me and many of the things I would say ,she would pass them on to other parents in grief counseling.
My wife and I also have met with 2 1/2 dozen parents.
Who lost a child to suicide In the first three years to show them that they can stay together and Continue living.
Sorry for the ramble but maybe some enlightenment will come from it.
I once did a radio show, hosted by a veterans organization, when my first book came out. I was asked how soldiers could avoid PTSD. I stated at the time, I thought it might be beneficial if one could compartmentalize those experiences and designate them in a way that would be less harmful, less disturbing, away from all the other functions the brain and memory work in our daily lives.
The process would be very similar to one's BS detector or at least with the notion one could except as..."I had no choice in the matter".
Those functions are usually performed by the left, logical side of the brain so that the remembered experiences are put into perspective. It takes awareness at the time so that the experience doesn't go into the sub conscious un-noticed.
Apparently they can't find anything, but I'm sure it's not for lack of looking.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/...
BTW, I rarely don't have a song going through my head
I have been told it is from my PSTD.
I use it for memory, probably in a variety of ways.
Supposedly we use just a fraction of our brains power, if so maybe we all have room for a little tune.
god natt,
I do have a wondering mind, though...it's amazing to me the stuff I find...lying around in the ether...
seems you too! have some repetition goin on as well...just look below...laughing.
Catch ya tomorrow my friend...time to water the dogs and go to sleep...oh, please stop sending me snow!
Word memory association, situations of stress, a wandering mind and altered emotional states can all be blamed for the phenomenon, psychologist Dr Lauren Stewart said.
Some tracks also have characteristics that make them more likely to repeat themselves again and again in the mind, she said.
Long notes and “intervals that are very close together” make a song prone to replay itself mentally as it makes it easier to sing, according to the researchers at Goldsmiths, University of London.
However, certain types of personality are more susceptible than others to what are known as earworms – a tune or part of the tune that comes unbidden into the mind and goes on to repeat itself, outside of a person’s conscious control.
Dr Stewart told Radio 4’s Today programme: “It does seem to be very variable across the population and we think certain personality factors like the extent to which you’re obsessive compulsive might also play a part in how you experience these inner tunes.”
Annoying as earworms are, it is possible they might have a greater function than to drive us mad, she suggested.
“It’s interesting to us to think about whether earworms might have a role to play,” she said.
“Are they just a by-product of the brain’s resting state or is something more interesting going on?”
Word memory association, situations of stress, a wandering mind and altered emotional states can all be blamed for the phenomenon, psychologist Dr Lauren Stewart said.
Some tracks also have characteristics that make them more likely to repeat themselves again and again in the mind, she said.
Long notes and “intervals that are very close together” make a song prone to replay itself mentally as it makes it easier to sing, according to the researchers at Goldsmiths, University of London.
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