During the 1980s, a remote viewing project called Stargate was done at Fort Meade. It used binaural beat tones, transmitted through earphones, that altered brain waves. A hemi-sync that device played two different frequencies into each ear was found to produce altered states of consciousness. Perhaps this technology was derived from these experiments done in the 1960s on MKULTRA subjects.
To make matters worse, everyone she talks to has a different opinion about the nature of his problem and what she should do about it. Her clergyperson may tell her, __ove heals all difficulties. Give him your heart fully, and he will find the spirit of God._ Her therapist speaks a different language, saying, __e triggers strong reactions in you because he reminds you of your father, and you set things off in him because of his relationship with his mother. You each need to work on not pushing each other__ buttons._ A recovering alcoholic friend tells her, __e__ a rage addict. He controls you because he is terrified of his own fears. You need to get him into a twelve-step program._ Her brother may say to her, __e__ a good guy. I know he loses his temper with you sometimes__e does have a short fuse__ut you__e no prize yourself with that mouth of yours. You two need to work it out, for the good of the children._ And then, to crown her increasing confusion, she may hear from her mother, or her child__ schoolteacher, or her best friend: __e__ mean and crazy, and he__l never change. All he wants is to hurt you. Leave him now before he does something even worse._ All of these people are trying to help, and they are all talking about the same abuser. But he looks different from each angle of view.
Why Does He Do That?: Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men
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To make matters worse, everyone she talks to has a different opinion about the nature of his problem and what she should do about it. Her clergyperson may tell her, __ove heals all difficulties. Give him your heart fully, and he will find the spirit of God._ Her therapist speaks a different language, saying, __e triggers strong reactions in you because he reminds you of your father, and you set things off in him because of his relationship with his mother. You each need to work on not pushing each other__ buttons._ A recovering alcoholic friend tells her, __e__ a rage addict. He controls you because he is terrified of his own fears. You need to get him into a twelve-step program._ Her brother may say to her, __e__ a good guy. I know he loses his temper with you sometimes__e does have a short fuse__ut you__e no prize yourself with that mouth of yours. You two need to work it out, for the good of the children._ And then, to crown her increasing confusion, she may hear from her mother, or her child__ schoolteacher, or her best friend: __e__ mean and crazy, and he__l never change. All he wants is to hurt you. Leave him now before he does something even worse._ All of these people are trying to help, and they are all talking about the same abuser. But he looks different from each angle of view.
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