Monarch-mind-control

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This study presents the theoretical assumption that multiple
personality is developed through early childhood state-dependent
learning. [That means that learning is linked to a state of mind.]
Furthermore, it is hypothesized that this learning occurs as a result
of the hypnoidal effects of childhood trauma such as abuse and
sexual molestation. The child, unable to translate the paradoxical
nature of the messages he receives, fragments into a trance state.
Furthermore, it is suggested that memories incorporated during
each of these hypnoidal experiences are similar to knowledge
acquired during state-dependent learning.
Lienhart used her own memories as the basis for the type of trauma
that suggests in her dissertation could create MPD. That trauma for
her was her uncle forcing his penis into her mouth and almost
choking her. The child is not in a position to flee, so the mind
dissociates. She happened to have experienced a common trauma
used to split a core. In order to split the core, the mind has to be
trained to dissociate.
The ability to dissociate is obtained by being genetically bred from
dissociative parents, by having a premature birth/traumatic birth if
possible, and by the conditioning done at the original programming
center (between 18 mo. & 3 years) where intermittent electric shock
along with the all the senses being overwhelmed, along with sleep
deprivation and drugs create a dissociative base to split the core.
The initial sadistic abuse to split the mind, is called "severing the
core."
Each person’s original mind is like an open computer. The original
computerlike mind in order to continue working, when confronted
with overwhelming trauma, splits a part of the mind off and walls it
up with amnesia barriers. From this area further splits can be made.
One of the major technical feats to make computers useable was to
figure out how to be able to wall off and protect memory in the
computer from being accessed and used. When they succeeded in
engineering isolated memory the other problems were minor.
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