Ritual abuse is a severe kind of spiritual abuse that involves the use of rituals to physically, sexually, emotionally, and spiritually abuse children, adolescents, and adults.
Randy Goodwin is a deliverance minister who can assist Sra survivors in overcoming the mind control programming that result in satanic ritual abuse.
Types of Abuse
SRA encompasses various forms of abuse, such as sexual abuse (genital mutilation, incest, etc.), emotional abuse (dangerous threats, purposeful inciting of fear, etc.), spiritual abuse (making them believe that God won’t forgive them, God has rejected them, etc.), and other physical abuse such as cutting, beating, and so on.
The ritual components of the abuse are always occult or satanic. The black mass, human sacrifice, blood drinking, and satanic symbols are common examples of occult ceremony folklore. Still, victims usually aren’t able to describe the complexities of occult rituals beyond what they’ve heard from other victims or therapists, or what they can find in satanically oriented materials found in general bookstores.
Regardless of the abuse, Randy Goodwin will empower people to reclaim their lives by addressing both the spiritual and psychological aspects of SRA.
Nature of Ritual Abuse
The most prevalent type of abuse is ritual abuse, which is repetitive, multigenerational, and frequently connected to ritual beliefs and practices. It is often satanic, but not always.
The abuse frequently takes place within cult organizations or extended and close families.
It frequently involves several abusers and lasts for a long time.
Additionally, abuse can happen outside of a child’s home without the awareness of parents.
Children who are born into a cycle of abuse are frequently included in the abuse ritual as both victims and perpetrators.
Rituals involving the sacrifice of both humans and animals are frequently reported by survivors. Blood is used in many rituals. Ritual abuse elicits strong emotions and reactions; children are commonly punished for expressing these emotions, which teaches them to suppress, numb, or distance themselves from them.
The foundation of ritual abuse is mind control.
It is a tactic used to indoctrinate (accept without question) and quiet the victims. Drugs that change the mind are frequently used to increase compliance. Its goals are to enforce conformity, limit free will, regulate behavior, and establish distorted belief systems centered on cult ideals. Sra survivors can escape the mind control programming with assistance from Randy Goodwin.
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Dissociative identity disorder is defined as follows:
- The presence of two or more personality states or unique identities, each with a relatively persistent pattern of how the person perceives, relates to, and thinks about the world and oneself;
- The inability to recall significant personal information that is too extensive to be explained by normal forgetfulness;
- The disturbance is by no means caused by a general medical condition or the direct effects of a substance such as chaotic behavior during alcohol intoxication or blackouts.
It should be noted that the symptoms in children cannot be linked to fantasy play or imaginary playmates.
Dissociative identity disorder makes it difficult for SRA survivors to trust people, and Randy Goodwin knows how to de-program them.
How does SRA play into Dissociative Identity Disorder (D.I.D)?
Many victims of ritual abuse develop a coping strategy to “split” from the abuse as it happens and from memories of past abuse because of extreme trauma and abuse. This coping technique, previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder, is now classified as Dissociative Identity Disorder. Two or more identities or personas that alternately dominate a person’s conduct are characteristics of this condition.
There is a strong correlation between DID and severe childhood trauma, most commonly severe, recurring physical, sexual, and/or emotional abuse. The mental process of distancing oneself from one’s environment is known as dissociation, and it ranges in severity.
DID is a severe and long-lasting condition. People with DID have a high suicide rate. DID is a coping strategy for abuse survivors and youngsters going through abuse. A sequence of distinct entities or mental states that finally acquire identities of their own may arise from chronic dissociation. Some personalities are developed to handle various tasks, responsibilities, and life experiences; they enter and exit when the situation at hand shifts or is altered.
DID is the most severe type of PTSD and is caused by a child’s frantic attempt to adapt and survive in a world that is overwhelmingly confusing and cruel.” DID is a frequent and natural response to ritual abuse because it is a child’s normal response to an aberrant environment.
Some say, they have witnessed victims of ritual abuse who do not have DID (they do exhibit other types of dissociation and repression), but they have never encountered a DID sufferer who has not endured extreme mistreatment.
Randy Goodwin gives people the ability to take back their lives by addressing the psychological and spiritual aspects of SRA. The process of healing entails recognizing and facing the falsehoods that abusers have ingrained, which are frequently passed off as “truths.” Survivors are urged to use God’s Word, which can refresh and change their minds, in place of these lies.
Typical Triggers for Survivors of Ritual Abuse
- Groups of individuals, circles,
- Hypnosis;
- pasta, rice,
- cows, chickens, cats, rabbits, goats or goat heads,
- crosses, chalice,
- Masks, robes, candles, and hooded garments
- Monks and Catholic priests
- certain colors (purple, white, black, and red),
- maggots, snakes, spiders,
- dentists, doctors, personnel in uniform;
- Bells, ringing noises, high-pitched sobs;
- cemeteries, death, coffins, boxes, cages;
- Needles, operations;
- funerals and weddings
Supporting Survivors
The following are ways you can support survivors until they get professional help.
- Always believe the survivor.
- The survivor is never to be blamed.
- Regardless of the survivor’s age, never belittle them.
- As was already established, dissociation is a common coping strategy used by survivors of ritual abuse. Open and receptive assistance is an essential initial step to help someone who is revealing or recognizing dissociation.
- Avoid using typical “support phrases” that might have been used in cult indoctrination, such as:
- It will be alright; you are now safe.
- They can’t harm you now or in the future.
- It’s all over.
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