Welcome to my blog. This blog is intended to be a resource base for survivors of trauma - especially those who have survived ritual satanic abuse and/or MKUltra however a lot of what we share here will also help those who are survivors of sexual and physical abuse.
As a survivor of RSA/MKUltra myself I want to share what Ive learnt, resources, places and people that have helped me and my journey of how I overcame and am overcoming extreme trauma and achieving success in life.
Here I will talk about my joys and sorrows, and reflections on how I see that I have learnt from my experiences, and how I found the inspiration, strength and ability to overcome my challenges.
If you are interested you can also read about my story - link at the top right hand side of the page.
I will also link other survivors in who have an online presence.
Many have become dear friends and a huge part of my healing.
They also have navigated a healing path through many different modalities and have a lot to share and teach. Please have a look at their contribution as you may find they have things that help and align with you.
Welcome
Where to begin?
It all starts with you!
For survivors
If you have been through abuse and it seems too painful to address realise that with time you do get good at dealing with it and it does get easier, a lot easier. Usually the first step feels overwhelming and the floodgates open but with time that slows down to a manageable trickle and by then you have a well developed set of skills to deal with your past and better yet you are lighter, happier and make your way through this world in an easier, lighter and less reactionary fashion. My life now is amazing compared to before I started dealing with it where I was uptight, sensitive, reactionary and overwhelmed. Now I can relax and enjoy every day and those around me.
There are also a lot of people out there who can help and a lot of modalities that you can pick and choose from so you can manage how you deal with with your past in a way that suits you. Trust me its worth it. I feel amazing compared to how I felt when it was all trapped inside and I was soooo uptight. There are also a lot of people who have gone through what you have gone through so you are far from alone. People who feel what you feel and hope for what you hope for. Sometimes we just have to be brave, have to be courageous and take that first step.
You deserve to heal. You deserve to love and be loved. With a lot of abuse we are treated as worthless, but that is a lie, you/we are totally worthy, the worthlessness is what we become when we mistreat others. I watch with my parents and every time they hurt someone else they hurt themselves more. Every time they mistreated others they diminished. Whereas every time we love ourselves and others we grow. As survivors of trauma we need to say I am worthwhile, I choose to heal, I choose to love and be loved, I choose to do whatever it takes to become whole again.
With every survivor that speaks out, we have another piece to the puzzle, another testimony adding weight to collective awareness of these anti human activities and a growing army of truth tellers making it hard for the corrupt in power to hide or pretend their evil doesn't go on. These bullies are cowards and it is my experience that they have a lot more to fear than we do. My experience is if they are not too far gone they hate themselves for what they do and part of the journey is for them also to have a change of behaviour.
To love another person is to see the face of God Les Miserables.
1. What can I do?
It all starts with you too.
For non-survivors
Many people feel helpless or overwhelmed in light of what seems to be insurmountable tragedies or evil. We need to realise that the people who do these repulsive things have mental health issues, are not stable and make stupid decisions based on their own inflated egos and their fear of being caught out. They are desperate for positions of power because that gives them a sense of control and safety - even though that sense is often false.
The best thing we can do is talk about this, acknowledge that it happens and is widespread and get the word out. No its not a great topic, no its not fun realising this goes on in the world, yes you can ignore it but doing so only enables it to grow. We have to make the hard decisions to face things no matter how confronting or painful in order to move forward and in order to protect the children and vulnerable of this world. These networks are still operating.
Practical things that can easily be done;
Live with awareness. Watch the kids and vulnerable around you. If people seem to be unusually under stress ask them if they are OK. Ask children if they are OK.
Spread the word. Tell people about this site and/or others. Whatever you feel free to send out. Post on social media and so on. If you know people in authority then send it to them.
Research. If you are a reader and writer start researching and see if you can add to the expanding body of knowledge. These groups operate on secrecy so the more we can bring into the light the better.
Add your name. There are petitions that you can add your name to demanding the authorities act. That they don't incriminates them.