Power Over Your Own Mind

When you sustain an injury or an attack on your mind, what does the most damage to you: The actual injury, or the initial attack?

Obviously, it depends on the severity of the actual injury. With most injuries, people suffer shock as a result of a type of trauma. This shock ultimately does the most damage to a person; they could die from shock, or face a number of problems as their body goes into a state of shock, to the point they stop taking care of themselves.

Subsequently, people allow themselves to be affected by something to the point it has a negative impact on their own minds. If allowed to cascade, there could be a problem physically as their bodies start to deteriorate; they face bad health mentally and physically because they don't captivate their own mind space to gain control over it.

I am human, and I face growing pains and seasonal related problems from old injuries. Though I move beyond them quickly, as such, they don't impact me beyond that frame as I have done self-care and refuse to let that problem dominate my mind for a long period of time.

In the past, I had a stomach ulcer that burst due to high stress and also, consumption of carbonated drinks. I was not able to sleep properly for 3 weeks as I could not really lie down or do anything as it was intense. Yet, I had the will and determination to push through and beyond it. Eventually, I resorted to drinking yoghurt drinks which helped with the healing.

When I did go to the doctor's after coughing up blood and a greenish substance, the Dr was surprised to see a guy my age with a stomach ulcer. More so, he could not figure out how I was still alive. According to him, I had blood poisoning and should have died. At that time, I had hoped there was something to help me with recovering, but due to where the ulcer was, it was impossible to heal normally because of natural body movement; I just had to rest as much as possible. I assumed that surgery was another option, but I wouldn't willingly go for that anyway.

I have also been involved in a fight, not something I had started, rather started by a pathetic scumbag who believed I had wronged him in some way with a past event. I was distracted by something else when he hit me and did not register that he had even hit me. I could only tell by his body movements and his facial expressions that he had hit me.

I was younger then and had faced a lot of discrimination and bias towards me in the areas I had to grow up in. As such, I thought I would toy with him and put on a show. Mistakenly, I put my hand on my head where I thought he had hit me; he reacted very aggressively, verbally relaying that I was mocking him and went to hit me again. I played along and fell to the floor and let him kick me a few times against the metal shutter of a shop.

Of course, I was only playing along, as I did find his wallet several months prior and was going to hand it over to the police, but his violent reactions to me being a good citizen, led me to be somewhat conflicted, that's why I let him hit me.

However, he would have no power over my mind whatsoever. I consciously deflected any damage he tried to deal to me and refused to let that enter into my mind space. As such, I immediately got back up after he ran out of breath.

I stood tall and openly mocked him in front of another person; drawing reference to how weak his hits were and then just walked away unfazed. That perplexed look on his face was priceless; he could not figure out what had just happened as he had believed he was the tough guy of the town; obviously not.

Normally, a person sustains a serious injury from a violent attack like that. I had shielded my face to prevent damage to that area, and other parts of my body had absorbed the hits; that's why there wasn't any blood as people who are attacked bleed from the nose or the mouth.

I am not saying that anybody should get into fights, actually I am telling you that you should actively try to avoid them by taking away the power or the attacker and walking away where possible. By all means, if you can't make sure you defend yourself, but, you have to override any hits and push that reference out of your mind frame, so there is no effect on you. Consciously tell yourself that you are stronger and that those hits can't hurt you.

Back in the early 90s after my parent's divorce, my mother and my siblings had to move to a government housing estate. It happened to be the worst area in the whole country with the highest crime rate; even higher than London at that time.

When my father came to visit one day, he had a camera with him to take photos. He did not know much about that area, and we were just starting to see the violence that was there that had not yet affected us. Mostly, the scum in that area was aware of us, yet had not started any fights on us initially as they did not know who we were.

However, that changed one day when my father and I went to the shops. A local scumbag named Sean Fearon (The brother of the worst of them in that area: Steven Fearon) started a fight with my dad. He hit my dad for no reason and knocked my father down; his camera was smashed because of that. Yet, my dad got right back up and stood in a defensive position; he was a pacifist, so he would not fight back.

The scumbag hit my dad again, this time kicking him back to the ground. He continued several or more times and failed to have any effect on my father, as each time he immediately got back up, even after being hit in the face. My dad only sustained surface injuries and yet should have had worse given how violent those attacks were, yet, he was mostly ok because of the power of his mind; he had the power over that attacker. I was only around 13 years old, and I wanted to try and help my father, but it was hard to get near that scumbag as he was a skilled fighter (I believe he was an Irish traveller; they are born into fighting). At most, I used my speed to run in short bursts to avoid being hit.

Subsequently, that incident triggered a series of violent incidents in the local area and the Fearon family started being challenged by other scumbags in that area who viewed the incident with my dad as a sign of weakness. Their allied friends subsequently launched a series of violent attacks towards my family in the house and smashed our windows, doors and even burned down our shed.

In one incident, a big guy smashed the front door in, he had enough strength to literally tear the door off the frame and throw it away from the house. Yet, upon seeing 4 small harmless Yorkshire Terror dogs yapping in front of my mother and my siblings, that big guy let out a scream of terror. Despite his size of nearly 7ft in height and his massive body frame, a guy that side was terrified of little dogs and subsequently ran away; in that incident, his mind frame was influenced by a weakness of his own thoughts. Those dogs ultimately saved our lives, and soon after we were able to move to another area to escape that violence.

In every difficult situation, I have faced since I like my father have always stood my ground and refused to be dominated by psychopaths. If anything, I rather toy with them to humiliate them, as they will never have any power over me.

I believe that's why with the plandemic, that despite all the people who have been against me for what I know. Ultimately, I stand tall and continue to push forward refusing to ever be beaten by those who are wrong.

In the case of Facebook, I deleted my own threads after I faced a barrage of attacks mostly from Trolls, either A.I. or paid humans with no morals. It wasn't because they had beaten me, rather I recognised a pattern in my own mind where it had just started to affect me and refused to allow that to continue, so I removed those threads and convinced myself that I was on the right side; I was of course as later proven time and again.

Of course, I am human, and I do have down days, where I am tired and burned out. On such days I make an idiot of myself and get lost in thoughts pertaining to the various misdirection put out in the world by the Globalist ruling class. Though, when I am back to my normal self, I refuse to let those flaws of my shortcoming dominate my mind. In fact, having the power to accept my flaws and say, "Ok, whatever", and then just move on gives me much greater inner strength.

Ultimately, I actively choose to fight back against injustice every day through the power of my words and openly speak about whatever is on my mind and refuse to ever let others have any power over my mind.