Description
Book SynopsisA personal account of attempting to escape slavery by a mind control cult
A Brain of My Own is about slavery, about brains stolen in childhood and before; brains that have been intruded upon, stopped, shrunk, paralyzed.
We know about the history of people whose bodies were enslaved; but we know barely anything about the victims who appear free but whose brains are invisibly chained. Nor do we know about the international collusion, silence, and apathy that surround this kind of slavery.
A Brain of My Own describes Wendy Hoffman's final years of attempting escape from the criminal mind control cult into which she had the misfortune of being born. This is her third memoir, and chronicles the final years of reclaiming her brain, including the ongoing abuse and torture during her recovery process. Hoffman describes the ways in which perpetrators manipulate the brain to create amnesiac barriers, methods held secret for generations. She exposes the duplicity of perpetrators functioning as normal people in the ordinary world and what is under their masks. She gives advice about how to spot seemingly helpful people who are actually out to destroy victims of mind control.This kind of dissociation is difficult to overcome, but the path back to full humanity is possible and happening.
Table of ContentsCONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ix
PART I: THE RECENT LIFE OF AN ESCAPEE FROM A MIND CONTROL CULT
Flying from Baltimore 3
In Victoria: what happened when most of me thought I was safe 13
Nazis 15
Location one: in a Sooke cabin 21
Location two: in a rented suite in Victoria 25
Location three: an official programming centre near Victoria 27
A change of tactics, a near fatal visit 37
Downtown Chief Rain-in-the-Face 61
Exercises for surviving victims 65
Judaism and anti-Semitism 77
A favourite place to walk in Prim 79
Dog sitting 83
The locals wanted me out of Prim 87
Retirement communities 89
Alaska 91
The start of remembering 97
The rescue 103
Alone 105
Survivor conferences 113
More memories 127
“When the battle’s lost and won” (Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act I, Scene 1, line 4) 135
PART II: SUPPLEMENTAL SECRET INFORMATION ABOUT MIND CONTROL
Underlying principles and programming methods of mind control 151
Exercises for surviving victims and survivors 177
What to expect in recovery 181
Exercises 187
Traits of surviving victims 189
Problems of surviving victims 195
The search for truth 199
Improvement 201
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 203
AFTERWORD by Alison Miller 205
INDEX 209
