habits which have formed into addictions override the
minds capacity to resist a substance for example as one way. trauma of any form
also increases the diverse individually specific ways in which a mind can loose
control of itself. each traumatic experience would be different from the next
obviously, so to conclude a summation of how trauma ruins the minds self
control is not immediately possible. it would essentially relate to being
betrayed by the trauma having dared to happen to you even though horrific
things happen all the time. repeated trauma, especially if the exact same kind,
is far worse in the being. the sense of betrayal will be so severe the
individual would feel their damaged trust is irreparable.
how did indoctrination make us think of other
creatures as inferior or less than human and consider objects as a ‘stuff’
mentality, meaning that an object has no memory of itself or an anticipation
energy of other objects and beings around it. possibilities without research in
established science. according to creatures we look with good intentions at
their cages and convince ourselves that because they are physically tougher,
that they can handle it. you can handle = stuff. without realizing, what one
has done is removed all natural respect for objects and creatures from your
heart to them, which makes the entire emotional investment one makes senseless.
senselessness cannot ever fully be understood or obviously, made sense of. the
longer senselessness is absorbed by the mind, it eventually becomes the very
dangerous unnatural emotion of ‘not caring’. all you will care about is
escaping this emotional state. which ironically is exactly when you’d most
probably be needed to take care of the creature or object.
now, the worst that could happen to such a mind
in this condition is judgment. any form of judgment. if there is only one thing
the community can do for mental illness patients and all criminals alike, only
one thing, is to practice not judging and getting it into a habit and discipline
of nearly never falling to the entrapment of judgment.
the reason why it’s the worst thing to happen to such a mind
is that judgment is the very catalyst of all what’s structured incorrectly in
the mind already. judgment is the trigger and accomplice to whatever the mind
is going to do wrong.
leash + pearl jam.
practice, patience and acceptance.
