The True Red Pill is Blood Red.
My name is Mike, and I have spent my life experiencing the trap of being my family's scapegoat. I both understand that trap and I know the way out.
I now believe I can show you the way out, as well.
One of the most significant events of my childhood took place when I was around 6 years-old at the dinner table on an ordinary evening. My father was telling a story I don’t remember, because the food I was eating was starting to make me feel ill. My focus had obviously turned inward, and I thought I was going to vomit. I got up from the dinner table and went to the bathroom. When I returned to the dinner table and said the food made me sick, my father interrupted me and said that I was lying, and that I was not actually sickened by the food but, the story he was telling.
What made that event special was not that it had never happened before, or was overtly traumatic, but it was that day that my brain had finally developed enough to comprehend what was happening. For the first time in my life I understood that he ...
I believe we were created to exist in a paradise with built in struggles that produce continuous growth. Because of that we have a system of remembering. We must be able to recall our lessons learned during our growth, or else it is not growth. We have a filing system for memories. Every memory has a special file folder readily available for the events that you were to encounter during your life. But things were corrupted, and now events take place that there is no folder for!
Every time you were treated as a thing for others, you were in a situation that produces memories without folders.
Those memories are left to run around in your mind trying to attach themselves or hide themselves. There seems to be an innate self-protecting ability to hide the most horrific memories for a time, but only for a time.
What if you can transform your memories into something else that does have a folder?
I believe that we, WE, can help each other. What if you could share your memories with someone who ...
