Only cowards DON’T get therapy for a rotten childhood

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Has anyone ever come out of an orphanage under our wonderful NWO who is NOT messed up? A friend of mine, in his fifties, just insanely broke up with a perfect girlfriend. (I actually got to know her, and she was attractive, intelligent, open to WN ideas — and she loved him.) You can see in him the stunted emotional development of an abandoned ten-year-old boy inside a man of 57. Lashing out, insecure and fearful. But get counseling? He won’t hear of THAT. Therapy is for pussies.

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Alexander Kern Its difficult to heal old traumas ^^

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John de Nugent In my experience, traumas faced can be overcome. By not facing them, life stays difficult for a lifetime. The man is haunted by sh-t that stopped happening 40 years ago!

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John de Nugent Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of Now” deserves to be the bestseller that it is (five mio, copies sold). He says no happiness is possible if the past (rage and remorse) and the future (fear and anxiety) make you unable to enjoy N-O-W.

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John de Nugent It is not yet another self-help book by some trendy guy. This is a German, and his books are very deep and very true. His definition of the ego, not as arrogance and selfishness, but as a toxic mental construct that is an obsession of thinking and emoting about the past and the future, seems awesome to me now after seeing my friend throw away a perfect relationship. He is still back in the orphanage, fighting and getting beaten, expecting the worst at all times.

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Alexander Kern It’s difficult but not impossible. You have to make the memory come up again and then you can solve it. Problem is many memories are suppressed because they are so horrific. Kathy O’Brien as an example. It’s going to take a long time to heal all these people now and after the turning… people have to face their own truth to be able to heal and solve them.

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John de Nugent Alexander Kern Well, I did both the standard therapy and also cognitive-behavioral. Both helped me.

The first was about facing the past, and the second was about clearly facing how SILLY it is to let something that 1) has stopped happening to you, and 2) was never your fault, STILL ruin your life and affect others!

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Jeanice Louise how terribly sad

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John de Nugent Yes, but the saddest thing is that seven years ago I told him to get counseling and he refused. Now he is still miserable, and he has made HER miserable, seven years later.

At some point, it is cowardice to not get help. And hard to excuse, since I told him how I myself finally went and got counseling at age 49, and so he had my example before him, and the brotherly advice which he could have benefited from. So he has repeatedly rejected the earnest advice of his caring friends. Bad karma.

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John de Nugent In the end, your guardian angels get disgusted with you and just let you suffer your just desserts. You can pray all you want THEN, and be “sorry” that your bad karma just caught up with you.

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John de Nugent It is said that some souls need one hundred incarnations or more before they can graduate from this earth to better worlds, because they learn at such a snail’s pace.

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John de Nugent My father was one tough Marine (he fought as a staff sergeant at Iwo Jima in WWII and then in Korea against the Red Chinese and North Koreans), but even he decided to go see a Navy psychiatrist, off and on, for six months for his nightmares that he got after two years of trench warfare in Korea.

There is nothing weak about having the courage to face and to fix your problems!

Jeanice Louise yes!

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Daniel De Lorenzo There are issues we can overcome on our own. There are issues we can overcome with human assistance. There are no issues we cannot handle, when we trust in God to help us.

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John de Nugent Amen.

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Steve Clark So sorry! I too suffer from child trauma when my mother had a mental breakdown and used me for a punching bag. Very serious damage when it happens to small children.

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John de Nugent I am very sorry to hear that.

🙁 I know all about it, but what I was in was the Manchurian Candidate program, which was both less bad in one way, and much worse in others. Abuse inside the family is horrifying, and profoundly wounds the child. But thi…See More

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Steve Clark My younger brother is retarded from a birth accident (umbilical cord) and my mother found out a year later he would be permanently retarded. I was 3 and remember my blood running cold seeing her wild eyes, and was always afraid to wet within hand’s reach from sudden wild backhanders. About 16 years ago I had a flashback and found out from older brother. She still lives unrepentant, but I hope she dies soon.

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John de Nugent I would not be surprised if Dubya, Hillary and Barack were all in this program. There is something distant and unreal about everything they have ever said and done.

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Steve Clark I’m glad you found out about it. I need to read more of your stories and info on your website once I get a virus program properly installed here. I hope this coming week. MK Ultra is so much bigger and widespread than many of us know.

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John de Nugent Steve Clark It is SO hard for a boy to have an unloving mother, as it is for a girl to have a father who rejects her. One man who had a wonderful mother went on to become a great hero of our race. https://johndenugent.com/…/oil-portraits-klara-p%C3…

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Steve Clark Klara was a sweet mother, according to August Kubizek, who was his only friend growing up. A great book if you can find it!

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Layne Lawless I’ve known ppl who are stuck emotionally at the age of 9 or 10. And that’s how you have to treat them: like children.

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John de Nugent So true, and it seems the right short-term solution. But they never progress. A wasted incarnation, just stasis. In the end, they die as miserable, bitter, lonely old fools, hurt and hating.

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