If the mere thought of slogging my way through yawn-inducing texts causes my spirit to sag, imagine the strength of spirit that proves necessary to challenge a mind, which had unconsciously absorbed self-demeaning misperceptions that had distorted the undeveloped self image of a vulnerable child, to sport an animated smile instead of slogging its dispirited way through each next stage of life wearing a frown.
If the picture drawn above makes you ask: So what influenced your spirit to inspire your adult mind to grow so positively focused as to tap into your intuitive powers, which emerge from deep within on trains of thought that open your eyes to need to seek insight into exposing negatively focused mindsets, secreted subconsciously in an unprocessed state, thus empowering your conscious sense of self to grow ever more capable of rescuing the portion of your self esteem, wounded during childhood, from remaining unconsciously under the influence of a self-defeating spell when the spirits of countless other children continue to stumble, ever more dispiritedly into the black hole of despair, where negatively focused attitudes of utter hopelessness (acting like vampires, sucking a person's innate intelligence to create change for the better dry), grow so overwhelming as to swallow their heartfelt smarts whole, I'd reply: Love actually does conquer all ... with one exception: Love, alone, can't conquer subconscious fear, resultant of undiagnosed PTSD. And having intimated that the power of love has rescued my spirit more than once from drowning in despair, I'll offer your mind time to consider today's train of thought, over night, before going on to say ...
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