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When there is a trend that half of the population adapts to and then it is removed, a trial test was run. I worked in the hoods of Baltimore and Savannah for a combined 12 years and our government would test reactions to half truths in this demographic all the time through removing textbooks, encouraging cell phone …
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I grew up on 1810 Liberty Rd and received the scripture Matt 18:10 about three years ago when I was reconciling my heart to my Father in heaven and my earthly one. These truths can break down damage done in childhood but only when inner healing takes place. Much of my own journey has utilized …
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Many people don’t consider a parent’s rage as being abnormal because living through it is their normal. Many don’t consider physical abuse as being abnormal because living through it is their normal. Many don’t consider their parent abandoning them, never knowing them or scapegoating them is neglect, because unfortunately it is all they know. Every …
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Our society has been overtaken by codependency because it always takes root generationally. When we need to persuade, influence or control others so that our internal emotions can calm down, we have lost our self. We are not responsible for how others behave or react to our behavior because everyone misbehaves at times. To recognize …
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Whenever I hear a parent complain to me about her kid, I take a deep breath and let my cheeks fill up with the air for dramatic effect before I blow it out with an exasperated sigh to accompany it. Here's the deal parents: you haven't dealt with your own inner child and therefore you …
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I'm not sure how we migrated from two parents wanting to raise a child, to the governmental welfare system doing it? The original mindset was to offer a shoulder to lean on when child rearing in African villages that honored the institution of family. In our western civilization, we have turned it into entitlement; leaning …
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REVELATIONS FROM DADDY IN HEAVEN 