from touch the future: “On Tuesday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation released a report titled ‘U.S. Mass Shootings in 2021,’ documenting 61 mass shootings last year.
The violence we see all around us is a failure of development, both individually and globally. period. Planted in barren soil, deprived of water, segregated, shoved into a dark closet, yelled at, compared, humiliated, ignored, beaten, not because of seeds. It should not be blamed for being lit by a screen instead of natural sunlight. And when these stunted plants sprout sharp, entwined thorns, we blame them for moral failure, punish them, chastise them, imprison them, and smugly kill them.
Blame guns, TV, video games, twinkies, next-door bullies, bad genes, and everything else for widespread violence, self-harm, self-medication, suicide, and similar unbelievable acts towards others The defense is simply misplaced and empowers you to justify continuing to fail at your most basic challenges and responsibilities. As a whole, it models what it means to be a connected, available, awake, sensitive, empathically entwined human being. After all, that’s what every child needs and desperately screams for…
We hold ourselves accountable to a co-creating society not through guns or other tools, but through willing acceptance and participation. . . All the barbed wire around our schools, police and metal detectors doesn’t solve things. Despair and inner anger will only intensify.
In my previous post, Bonds as Transcendental Attunements, I explained its roots. How Joseph Chilton Pierce, in 1992’s Magical Child, predicted the inevitable collapse of society as a result of what he called the “nursery time bomb”.
In the mid-1990s, I met Dr. James W. Prescott. Jim and I have worked over the last few years to share his views.the origin of love and violence, Research and Prevention of Sensory Deprivation and the Developing Brain”:
“If there are pleasurable sensory stimuli, it is an engram in the brain, a template that is stored, and they become images of pleasure. If they hurt, they become images of pain, and pain is a violent response. evoke the But there is something else that evokes violent reactions, and that is lack of pleasure. It is quite different from the sensory experience of pain. Most people don’t understand the difference.
and actually, more damage is caused by sensory deprivation of pleasure than by actually experiencing physical painful trauma. This can be handled very well in individuals who have grown up with large amounts of physical affectionate bonds and joy accompanied by emotional trust and security.. We need to look at the trauma of sensory deprivation of bodily pleasures, which leads to the experience of separation, the infant’s isolation from the mother. [Basic trust.] That’s the beginning.
What evolved into Touch the Future started with the phone. His colleague Pat, a triathlete, was training in Los Angeles for the 1984 Olympics. Pat returns from training and goes to bed early, not realizing that a stranger has been stalking him and breaking into his apartment window. His Mission; Rape and Murder. Pat was well trained, healthy, survived unscathed, and two days later described her ordeal. “Why would a man do such a thing?” Finally, after interviewing experts in and out of California and reading five textbooks, I got the answer. Parenting failures, broken bonds, abuse, betrayal of juvenile intimacy. . . These are predator men who grow attracted to positions of power. Top corporate, financial, military, police and politicians. what goes around comes around.
. . our children will be what we are, not what we say. . .Hugging our children means being our best model and at the same time this is holding When modeling Create the strongest, most resilient shield to protect your children from the less fortunate predators.
. . understanding how we act, how we speak, the care, attention, presence, and empathy we model every day is, of course, our children. Recognizing how you are becoming in your own way is, of course, the greatest incentive to improve yourself and thus the world. Cell phones, surveillance cameras, police and metal detectors can never do it. ”
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