[Spoken word] People's perception of how they personally have experienced their trauma will be the worst they've known. And isn't it interesting that as ritual abuse and mind control survivors we are trained instead to believe we have had no trauma... We see our lives as difficult and unmanageable at times because of us...Our fault. But the average person not from torture in childhood, people who know pain isn't normal, they are devastated by what pain they do know. It breaks them, depresses them. They make choices entirely from a place of seeing the Freemason's facade industry as the escape from their trauma they know. But you, the survivor. You have to convince yourself things are real. You have to see your scars and memory and ask yourself if you truly are in pain. You rise to places for those never from your life, and you give to them. Help them. Forgetting yourself. I ask you now, survivors of ritual abuse and mind control... Have you seen your pain today? That you survived, but you deserve to live too? That the parts within are invisible to the average person because by the Freemasons law they are a product of pain for others to know. The way our lives have been toyed with. Where others will not hear you, see you, trust and listen. And above all rise and take action against your abusers... Some will join to see with you that your pain is real too. And your life being something that unravels in a journey that helps you heal will not look like those who never lived what you did. And they will need to face what they don't know, and choose to see your pain someday as a reason to give to you instead. Some can, and some will. But right now, the Freemasons have scared the only people who could help us see ourselves as allowed to be alive and safe. Allowed to say "This did happen to me! I will deny no longer! These were real places on earth! Real humans who hide from their actions by abusing me still!" In their hiding proof is revealed. And as you put yourself aside to be a voice as a privilege to people they told you to hate, it will teach them to learn and see what you need. They'll meet you where you're at and become a community of healing. Their pain is not your responsibility to fix. They'll know this. When they see how far this goes. But we as survivors have seen the lowest of low. And so healing is what we know to lean into. It's what saved us. Now in this moment, we can still save us. Their opinions do not get to be the cages we already endured. Their lack of education doesn't get to be the echoes of shame we heard before. Enslaved by false information, they will panic. But many will rise and see you and say I want to help you with your pain this time. They'll share posts, speak loud, go places you need, protect you like you never were before. It is true that non survivors can put you before their pain, do not let the myriad of online psyops steer you the way the abusers want. Your memory isn't your curse, it's your evidence. And you're not carrying it alone anymore...
