Part 1 - Pathways

A-Seeker

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B-Seer

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C-Belover

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Part 2 - Resources

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Is all lost?
Will the Living Earth be nuclear bombed to smithereens?
Will humans ever come to recognize the grip that the Warrior’s Quest vision has on them?

And if so, will they seek healing? To make themselves whole? Will they come to embrace the vision and engage in the practice of Earthfolk rituals of sensual preciousness?

Several of the definitional traits of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) provide some insight into what might happen and what should be done. PTSD is an anxiety disorder that often occurs after a traumatic event. Warfare is clearly a horrendous traumatic event for all involved: invaders and victims. Sexual abuse is its own special cruelty and horror. The worst impact is that you are paralyzed by a dreadful feeling that you have no control over what is happening.

People with PTSD experience several types of symptoms. They often

• relive the trauma
• isolate themselves from other people
• feel deeply numbed (physically, emotionally, spiritually), and are
• constantly anxious in a state of hyper-arousal

Additionally, there are associated biological changes, such as depression, substance abuse, problems of memory and cognition, and a general decline in physical and mental health. PTSD pdf file.

Warrior Questers

• engage in Endless Warring as they continually relive the trauma
• identify themselves and/or their family as Chosen, isolating themselves from other families and peoples
• live totally numbed, as if every other person is their intimate enemy
• are in a frenetic state of hyper-arousal, constantly charged by the warrior male energy that is ever on guard to suppress, repress and annihilate the Goddess and the feminine
• live totally uncomfortably on Earth, simmering with apocalyptic dread,
• anxiously awaiting the End Time wherein they will be saved
  

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