Sure thing,
crystal clear explanation, finally outright honest
BUT
I believe we ought to help the victim(s) also, for:
They incline to 'put away' their traumatic experience, not wanting to think of
it in any way which is logic,
yet:
Victims can also rid themselves of the experience by every time when the awful
memory comes up
think it over attentively, from beginning to end.
These memories may last a while, how long depends on the person - depends on
the occurance;
yet, there will come a time when the victim realizes 'hey .. I haven't thought
about IT for quite a while'.
That is the moment when you have freed yourself of IT.
Then it won't haunt you anymore, not in night-mares, not in deja-vues, not in
Fruedianisms.
Thought to be of help
FaithStFrancis
> Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2007 16:15:53 -0500> From: na...@comcast.net> To:
> silver-list@eskimo.com> Subject: Re: CS>Argentyn 23 & EIS> > "Clarity" ...The
> second enemy of the 'man of knowledge.'> > (Juan Matus)> > > > Ode Coyote
> wrote:> > You certainly remember it "clearly"....But do you remember it > >
> "accurately"?> > Memory is by no means reliable, it is edited all the time
> and the new > > versions of events are just as clear and detailed to the
> person as the old.> > > > The other night on "Mind Control with Derren
> Brown", a fellow wrote down > > what he wanted for his birthday.> > He wanted
> a red BMX bike and Derren had it in a big gift box sitting > > right there,
> except..that fellow had written "Leather Jacket" a few days > > earlier and
> sealed the note in an envelope in his wallet.> > He could not believe he had
> not written BMX Bike, but there it was in > > his own handwriting "Leather
> Jacket"> > Derren explained and showed how he did it.> > Pretty amazing
> stuff.> > > > Bottom line: If the police in any way suggest that someone did
> > > something, say, make a suspect in a line up stand out in any way or a > >
> photo look like someone you saw as you entered the room..but didn't even > >
> consciously notice, it's very likely the victims memory will be altered > >
> AND remain crystal clear.> > > > If you didn't get a really clear look at the
> abductor or were distracted > > while being in the middle of the attempt, the
> very next person you did > > see clearly that looked anything like the clues
> you had may have > > replaced the image of the actual abductor ....and you
> will not know that > > it happened...especially if that person was not
> involved in any way and > > you didn't notice just glancing at him.> > > >
> The fact that you don't believe that's possible, makes it even more > >
> probable.> > > > Try this: Write down every detail of an important preferably
> traumatic > > and very personal event, what you saw and felt about it as it
> is > > happening or very soon after.> > Put it away for 2 years and go back
> and read it.> > I did that while losing my ex to alcoholism. [She died]> > I
> could not believe I had written what I did.> > I no longer take my feelings
> and memories very seriously, ESPECIALLY the > > "important" ones.> > > >
> Now..."I believe I saw" gets more credit as a truthful statement than "I > >
> know I saw".> > Whenever I encounter certainty, I am reminded to
> doubt...especially my > > own certainties.> > > > It's better to be
> rightfully wrong than wrongfully right.> > > > ode> > > > At 11:39 AM
> 8/17/2007 +0100, you wrote:> > > >> How can you *not* know the man who raped
> you? The mind boggles! I can> >> remember the face of the man who tried to
> abduct me as a six year old, to> >> this day. Dee> >>> >>> >>> >>
> -------Original Message-------> >>> >>> >>> >> From: Jonathan B. Britten> >>>
> >> Date: 08/17/07 10:05:34> >>> >> To: silver-list@eskimo.com> >>> >>
> Subject: Re: CS>Argentyn 23 & EIS> >>> >>> >>> >> Very good point. Many
> death-row inmates put away on "rock solid"> >>> >> Eyewitness testimony have
> been proven innocent and released. I read a> >>> >> Simply brilliantly awful,
> long mea-culpa by a woman who sent "her> >>> >> Rapist" to prison for more
> than a decade. She was 100% certain of the> >>> >> Identification. She got
> the wrong man, and lives with the knowledge.> >>> >>> > > --> The Silver List
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