Healing TRAUMA

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Healing ~

let it be,” “be still,” “have mercy,” “let go and let God,” “I am loved

The healing Helpers outside ourselves

The ones inside ourselves =Self

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Healing ~

let it be,” “be still,” “have mercy,” “let go and let God,” “I am loved

The healing Helpers outside ourselves

The ones inside ourselves =Self

Getting over it ~ with Love

Vs

Bullying and Controlling

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There are many ways to help with trauma, including:

• Self-care: Try to maintain a routine for sleep, exercise, and meals. Eat a healthy diet, drink enough water, and get enough sleep.
• Relaxation: Try relaxation techniques like deep breathing, meditation, muscle relaxation exercises, yoga, stretching, swimming, or listening to quiet music.
• Social support: Spend time with supportive friends and family. If you're ready, you can talk to them about your feelings and experience.
• Physical activity: Exercise can help reduce stress chemicals, muscle tension, and improve sleep.
• Get back to routine: Try to do the things you normally do, even if you don't feel like it.
• Get involved: Volunteering can help create a sense of meaning.
• Seek professional help: If symptoms persist, you can talk with a mental health professional.
• Validate your experience: What you've experienced is real and hurtful, but it's a normal response to abnormal experiences.
• Respect boundaries: If you're helping someone else, respect their privacy and boundaries.

sexual violence include:

• Rape or sexual assault.
• Child sexual assault and incest.
• Sexual assault by a person's spouse or partner.
• Unwanted sexual contact/touching.
• Sexual harassment.
• Sexual exploitation and trafficking
• Voices not heard
• Valuing oneself

Governmental actors violate due process when they frustrate the fairness of proceedings, such as when a prosecutor fails to disclose evidence to a criminal defendant that suggests they may be innocent of the crime, or when a judge is biased against a criminal defendant or a party in a civil action.

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Pushing the Boundaries /Agenda’s

Abuse of Power

Reality TV

Treatment / vs

Self Care

Leinancy

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stalkers:

1) Rejected Stalkers, who refuse to accept the end of a relationship;

2) Resentful Stalkers, seeking revenge against a perceived wrong;

3) Intimacy Seekers, who desire a close relationship with their victim;

4) Incompetent Suitors, lacking social skills;

5) Predatory Stalkers,

and documented.

ARE THERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF STALKERS?

Studies have indicated that up to 16% of women and 7% of men are likely to be stalked in their lifetime, which is why both the federal government and all 50 states have anti-stalking laws. Those statutes refer to a pattern of behavior that one person carries out against another with the aim of harassing, intimidating, or even terrorizing their victim.

Stalking is often thought of as something done by former spouses or by someone the victim may have casually dated and broken up with. But there are also instances when people are stalked by either an acquaintance they barely know, or even a total stranger.

Stalking behavior can take many forms. Here are seven types of stalkers: 1) Rejected Stalkers, who refuse to accept the end of a relationship; 2) Resentful Stalkers, seeking revenge against a perceived wrong; 3) Intimacy Seekers, who desire a close relationship with their victim; 4) Incompetent Suitors, lacking social skills; 5) Predatory Stalkers, preparing for a sexual assault; 6) Erotomanic Stalkers, believing their love is reciprocated; and 7) Love Obsessional Stalkers, fixating on a stranger.

Some forms of stalking can include someone repeatedly showing up in places the victim frequents, showing up at their job, or sending unwanted gifts in the mail. But victims can also be stalked online. Cyberstalking is occurring more and more frequently today, as stalkers follow the victim on social media or try to embarrass or defame them online

The Penalties for Minnesota Stalking If it's found that a person has a pattern of stalking behavior, called “Pattern of Stalking Conduct” under the law, then that felony is punishable by up to 10 years in prison and fines up to $20,000

harassment

… refers to knowingly engaging in behavior that causes the person on the receiving end to feel frightened, threatened, oppressed, intimidated or persecuted

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What Constitutes an Act of Harassment?

using another person's personal information, without consent, to invite, encourage, or solicit a third party to engage in a sexual act with the person, which …

Stalking is a crime of power and control.

What is the federal crime of stalking?

2261A is a federal felony. If convicted of federal stalking charges, you may face up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. However, the actual penalties that the court imposes will largely depend on the severity of your crime.

harassment

Unwelcome conduct, verbal or physical, including intimidation, ridicule, insult, comments, or physical conduct, that is based on an individual's protected

Freedom is Who You Know -

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Stalking

Walking

Prayer

Peace

Justice

Memories

Felonies

Properties

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Town hall

Members

Memberships- initiation

Excommunicated

Spellworks

Justice System / Agendas

Terribly wrong

Jesus Mary

Magdeline Yeshua

Osiris Isis

Romeo and Juliet

Adam Eve

MARY MAGDALENE Sacred union with Yeshua

sacred partner.

We were equals, as holy man and woman, holy husband and wife.

Just as there is no separation within our Mother-Father God.

A person who engages in stalking with respect to a single victim or one or more members of a single household which the actor knows or has reason to know would cause the victim under the circumstances to feel terrorized or to fear bodily harm and which does cause this reaction on the part of the victim, is guilty ...

What is the sentence for felony stalking in Minnesota?

The Penalties for Minnesota Stalking If it's found that a person has a pattern of stalking behavior, called “Pattern of Stalking Conduct” under the law, then that felony is punishable by up to 10 years in prison and fines up to $20,000.

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Shaping our lives

Aligning with our Goals

Achieving success

Exercising our Self Worth and Self Development

Self care

Defining who we are

Rebuilding

Seek Opportunities to Grow

Fostering and Agenda

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Gently allowing the flow of Life and being

Vulnerable

Flow ~

Grow~

Sun ~

Self Expectance

Waking Hours of Sight ~ seeing divine beauty wisdom kindness and grace

Web~ Life Weaving in Love

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Beneficial

Joyful Nectar

Sweetness of Flowers

Love you Gave ~ will Receive

Gods Plan