Emotional Manipulators

 

 I explain that Emotional Manipulators
or NPD's, BPD's, ASPD's and
Addicts have specific traits in common.

 

 

A note from a Victim of the Court System .

"This not a matter for the Courts. An Intra-Psychic conflict is not a conflict with the marriage partner. Intra-Psychic conflict is a personal disorder which needs the help of a psychiatric professional, in a family setting...  not in a court. ‘Intra-Psychic conflicts’ are very dangerous and can deliver vindictive behavior; enough to murder its intended victim, in this case me, the Father of the Family. This was predicted by our family Psychiatrist,
Dr. Fred Lundell a few years earlier.

In my intuited thinking, this process of Home to Homelessness is a clear result of the allowing my wife’s Court Motion to proceed in the Court System. This not the proper framing of the conflict!

 

The court accepted this motion knowing it would it create willful harm to both the parties."   (Don Wesley-1933.)

Dealing With A "Splitter" Personality

 

EMOTIONAL FREEDOM,
author Dr. Orloff discusses the section in her book about people who are "splitters" and can turn others against each other, motivated by a fragile sense of self and unresolved anger.

 

 

I, Don Wesley,
present this short lecture because it describes
my ex-wife, Denise Wesley.  (April 12, 2014.)

donwesley1933@live.com





Alan Watts: Love & Marriage

 

 

 



Alan Watts breaks down what's wrong with the world (1970)

 

The very wise Alan Watts breaks down what's wrong with the world at large, and does so back in 1970! His foreshadowing of the manipulation of the food supply through high yield crops is eery and so very true (i.e., Monsanto and their Ready Roundup crops).
He proposes a number of things we can do to change our attitudes towards life and the planet. I'm sorry to say he would be greatly disappointed if he were alive today, however we still have a chance to set things right and fulfill Watts' dream of unity, peace, and love.
Category   -   Education

 



The Road Less Travelled - Scott Peck (1 of 16)

 

 

 

Morgan Scott Peck (1936 -- 2005) was an American psychiatrist and best-selling author, his most notable works being 'The Road Less Traveled' and 'The People of the Lie'.
His wealth of experience as a psychotherapist led him to some most interesting theories on how to live a more fulfilling life. These included such areas as Psycho-Spiritual Growth, The Myth of Romantic Love, Evil and an understanding of the differences between 'Legitimate' and 'Illegitimate' Suffering in the face of life's problems.