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South of Eden: Protecting Children From Their Parents

January 30, 2023
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Religion, Politics and Current Events, Women's, Family, and Recovery Issues, Writings on Violence in its Various Forms

My favorite Steinbeck novel is East of Eden. In this intricate story-plot, the reader/listener’s attention is held so well with character development that is biblically-laced with all the darkest elements of human sin and weakness, parental failures and favoritism, sibling rivalry and strife, deception and trickery, sexual promiscuity, murder, War, aging, growth, repentance, change, remorse, parental control/approach/neglect/rejection…you name it…the drama is so well-penned that one could listen to the tale many times and hear some new aspect to contemplate…truly the...

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Free-Floating Anxiety, Solidarity and Mass Formation

December 5, 2021
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Book, Media and Movie Commentaries, Religion, Politics and Current Events

I came across this talk today and feel a need to share. I urge you to ignore the image and partial title Are We Being Hypnotized? if your knee-jerk reaction is that this is some type of propaganda or mis/dis-information. Rather, please focus also on the other title Why People WILLINGLY Give Up Their Freedoms W/ Prof. Mattias Desmet | Aubrey Marcus Podcast.This discussion with a Belgium research psychologist/professor who also has credentials in statistics is well worth every minute...

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By eileenslifer
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Eileen Slifer

I am a visual artist who works in a variety of mediums - producing fine art, illustration and design commissions/products for clients. I have been creating since childhood and sharing my giftings for hire since 1989. I also love to write and have been expressing in this way for a number of years in private poems, stories and journals that have been shared with treasured friends or publicly. Thank you for visiting my blog. I value the time and interest you spend on my expressions, and I read every comment.

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