One murder was that of a female doctor, within a hospital. At the
hospital, the murderer had been sexually inappropriate with women and had his
employment terminated two years ago. Before leaving he threatened to return to
the hospital and “kill them.”
The murder gave
people the ultimate middle finger by killing himself. He seemed to feel or
think that murdering others and then himself signified that he was in control.
The killer of the police officer apparently had a diagnosis
of schizophrenia, paranoid type. He also had not taken his medication for a
while.
These are only 2 examples of killings that populate the
news.
My question is have we become so disconnected from each
other, from Source Emotional Energy that we need to feel the need to control or
destroy others? That we need to use mental health or lack of it as an excuse
for anti-social behavior?
Some apparently think the mental health diagnosis explains their antisocial
behavior. I have met therapists who try to figure out what bad experience in a persons past could
have made the person anti-social. Seems to me like a foolish quest. Could their
mental health or lack of it be a choice of how to relate or not relate? As we
continue on our life journey, our choices become a life style. The two men who
committed the murders seem to have chosen a narcissistic disconnected life
style.
The other thought that is important. A threat is as dangerous as a physical assault. If we are
renting space in our thoughts and feelings of threatening someone, there is a
fine line between issuing the threat and caring out the threat. If the person
does not do what we wish, then to satisfy our ego, we wind up acting out the
threat.
In my opinion, it is important each night before we go to
bed and each morning before we get out
of bed, that we ask Source Energy (God) to bring into our life only people who will
be helpful to us. I do believe that Source will answer our prayer
and keep people who seek to do evil, to harm us out of our path.
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