ABSTRACT

This book is a shaking read, its controversial political statement putting forward the demand that readers accept the existence of conscious splitting of personality through treachery, deception, betrayal, torture, and violence. Beginning with the introductory poem, the book is an outcry about the significance of personal freedom as well as a blazing plea for commitment to making these abuses known and helping victims achieve safety and healing. The two authors present victims' horrendous experiences in a rational, factual, and professional way, building a foundational knowledge regarding what mind control is, how it uses deceit and lies, and how through betrayal and attachment trauma the basis is laid for lifelong exploitation. The authors present the terrifying and horrible situations that children are exposed to as they are coerced into actions that go against their own beliefs and true natures. The cooperation of the two authors, client and therapist, based on mutual respect, serves as a model for every change process: solidarity, freedom, and equality

section I|49 pages

Understanding Mind Control

chapter |5 pages

A dozen myths therapists might believe

ByAlison Miller

chapter |2 pages

Pieces of self

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |14 pages

How to talk with a multiple*

ByAlison Miller

chapter |5 pages

Imposed internal and political structures

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Hand signals

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

Disinformation*

ByAlison Miller

chapter |4 pages

The choice

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

The extra danger of character flaws

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |6 pages

Satanic mythology vs. genuine evil

ByAlison Miller

section III|36 pages

Bonds and Betrayal

chapter |14 pages

Why and how they prevent bonding throughout life

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Family relationships*

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Love in cult families

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Family-hunger, planted therapists, and romances

ByWendy Hoffman

section IV|44 pages

The Horrors of the Abuse

chapter |5 pages

Therapists and horror*

ByAlison Miller

chapter |4 pages

The purpose of infant torture

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Spinning

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

Sexual horrors

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

Anger displacement training

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

How to make an assassin

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

Gang wars and the bandwagon

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

In love with death

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Politicians’ use of victims

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Twenty-first century Nazis

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

The frequency of programming

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Conscious and unconscious perpetrators

ByAlison Miller

chapter |3 pages

Things I wish I did not know

ByAlison Miller

section V|43 pages

Safety

chapter |3 pages

The “angel” of suicide

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

To die or not to die

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Programmed suicide and therapists

ByAlison Miller

chapter |4 pages

Current contact

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Handlers*

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Called back

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Why and how survivors are gathered

ByAlison Miller

chapter |3 pages

Danger, DANGER

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

Discarding the interventionist God

ByAlison Miller

chapter |4 pages

When they persist in trying to murder you …

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |10 pages

Spy school: clues we missed

ByAlison Miller

section VI|18 pages

The Survivor’s Daily Life

chapter |3 pages

Ask inside

ByAlison Miller

chapter |3 pages

Mind-controlled and frozen in time

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

Survivors and illness

ByHoffman Wendy

chapter |2 pages

Things will not last forever

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Rushed

ByWendy Hoffman

section VII|52 pages

The Healing Process

chapter |3 pages

How to begin to console the inconsolable

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

The body remembers

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |2 pages

Ten keys to recovery*

ByAlison Miller

chapter |3 pages

The nobility of survivors

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |9 pages

Self-esteem loosens mind control*

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

The pool of emotions underneath

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |4 pages

When a program engulfs you

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

When you have killed *

ByAlison Miller

chapter |2 pages

Giving up dissociation

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter |3 pages

Is there an end to the healing process?

ByWendy Hoffman

chapter VIII|14 pages

Odes About Mind Control

ByWendy Hoffman