Just considering this issue as it has cropped up in different ways fairly recently. Plus it is a topic that has interested me from early in my life and never fails to extend my thoughts into everything…
1.So, this podcast popped up from the Templeton foundation which is an expected basic underpinning to the topic. Rumi
The Problem of Evil – John Templeton Foundation
2. Recent programme regarding the legacy of a tragedy in Liverpool of a 2-year-old being murdered most horribly by 2 ten-year-old boys
James Bulger: The Trial – Apple TV (UK)
3. The Road less Travelled Scott Peck the Psychology of Love People of the Lie the Psychology of Evil
scott peck – Search (bing.com)
4. Arthurian Myth of saving and protection, Myths are useful when the messages are positive
Galahads shield had a 5-pointed star representing: Compassion, Courage, Loving Kindness, Courtesy and Generosity of Heart. We use this a lot in our AQP programmes
5. The Screwtape Letters from the devil to his nephew on getting souls for hell The Screwtape Letters – Wikipedia
6. Welcome to Hell, Rowan Atkinson Bing Videos updated now
7. Free will and choices power and control the internet allows space for the normalisation of evil the word itself is live backward, D…evil is attached to d…ivision, constant repetition of lies causes exhaustion and confusion and losing faith in institutions (which often has more than a ring of truth and the energy required to constantly challenge them is where power and control are able to slip in with sweet nothings of promises.
HyperNormalisation – Wikipedia
Kompromat – Wikipedia Russia not to forget Iran and China!
8. My client of 30 years, an amazing woman who would give Job a run for his money and yet still smiling. Her ancestral patterning and woes at every level of existence and continuous survival from a near death experience prompted me to think about the nature of the therapeutic relationship and wondering just how many therapists of every shade and hue come across something a little different? Talking to her afterwards about her memories during that experience was the application of the issue and how to deal with it when it comes your way. Gibran
An endlessly fascinating project!
