The uselessness of Analysis : Why chasing Shadows brings about Confusion, Confusion, Confusion!
This is the second day of our investigation into the insanity of Analysis as a treatment for Emotional trauma.
We shall be going over why Mankind must stop treating Emotions with other Emotions and also in trying to find solutions to trauma by looking into Past events.
The message of today’s article tells us that the practise of Analysis is actually chasing a shadow that does not exist and only causes Confusion and more Confusion.
A shadow does not exist so why do we continue to treat a shadow?
Let us remind ALL our readers of the ANALYSIS we are talking about so that we can ALL understand where we are concerning the therapies and treatments we are referring to.
The word ANALYSIS means : “It is a belief that says that our EMOTIONS are who we are and that by delving into our PAST will cure us from MENTAL disturbances and find out who we are.”
This is the foundation of what ALL therapies treatments used in the Physical domain.
So as we look at the various treatments given for Emotional trauma over the next week or so we shall be constantly reminding everyone that this is the meaning of ANALYSIS.
Here is the first Statement from an article first written in February 2009 titled ; Psychology and other Therapies – Do they TREAT the SOURCE?
Please read the words and ask ourselves if they make sense. These words will FREE us from the stranglehold of the nonsense we have been taught as being who we are.
It is in BOLD TYPE below ;
“It’s commonly said that everything happens in the mind which is true but where does one begin to treat these issues?
That is where PSYCHEGNOSIS differs from anything available today.
The fixing of someone is impossible as this only strengthens and gives validation to the “illusion” we presume to be.
Most therapies go into the patients past and analyse events in their lives.
This is the “illusion’s” paradise as it loves to talk about itself and gives what we shall call “understanding who I am” emotions. Then the fun begins.
This gives a short term reprieve to the person that gets this type of therapy.
It gives them some sort of worth as it leads to needing more information about their experiences from the past.
This can continue for years with no permanent solution or to the point where we learn “to live with it”.
The problem extenuates as delving into the past or giving hope that in the future things will fix them.
It also starts brand new or revives old emotions about past events.
Then blame is the new game that starts more need for analysing.
This blame can be to parents, teachers, friends or events that occurred in the mind of the individual.
It further confuses everyone involved and alienates and causes bitterness – not only in the person concerned but in their immediate family.
The person wants to address the past issues with everyone and tells his or her story as they have remembered it.
Unfortunately others DO, and WILL tell another story.
This leads to the obvious, as accusations fly everywhere.
There is no end to the trauma.
Those of you out there have all experienced this in some shape or form if we are honest about it.
Time does not run in a straight line so this causes what was said and when it was said. Confusion, Confusion, Confusion.”
As we can see from the opening Statement from our February 2009 publication what happens when we treat our trauma with any therapy that believes “we are” our Emotions.
We would like to reiterate at this time that we are not saying that anyone who practises existing therapies including counselling are not sincere.
The World has taught us that we are “who we think we are”,so it is understandable that we would treat our Emotions as being the source of “who we are”.
The educational World has fine tuned the books of learning to the point that we constantly bombarded with our Emotions being “who we are”.
Almost every University Professor and every teacher of Psychology teaches that to overcome trauma we need to replace trauma with another Emotion.
What we shall be talking about is that we are not fixing anything by using these strategies.
That we are simply giving temporary relief.
That by so doing we are creating a greater monster.
A monster that will become smarter and smarter as it controls our lives.
This monster is the shadow we talk about in our headline today.
This monster is not real.
This monster is not “who we are”.
This monster is who we shall uncover as we continue our research into ANALYSIS. It is as it IS.
There shall be more on this fascinating subject tomorrow for there is much more to discuss. Comments please to editorial@psychegnosis.com