Diabolical Brainwashing

July 1st, 2011 @ 5:02 am by Elsa

Astrology in real life.

I don’t know if this will be relatable but I am going to try. I write a lot about brainwashing on this blog. I write about protecting and maintaining your mental health and about exercising your intellect, doing you own thinking, striving to understand things and the like. These interests are shown in my chart by a Mars Mercury conjunction in the 9th house but recently I came up with what is probably the root of my passion and I was surprised.

“I have several children who I’m turning into killers. Wait til they grow up.”

Serial killer, David Berkowitz aka the Son of Sam wrote that. Reading it, I realized that most people don’t know there are people who think like this, plan like this and who are just in general, this diabolical. If they did know it, I don’t think they would be so lax about leaving their intellect and psyches unattended.

This is when it hit me; I am spirited when it comes to this issue because I have vast exposure to a guy like, Berkowitz.  I had to fight one hell of war to keep my sense and regain what was lost during that time and if you can imagine that, maybe you can imagine how heart-wrenching it is for me to see people give their minds away so readily.

The bottom line is this: There are people out there like, Berkowitz. They are psychopaths with devious motives and I can tell you firsthand, you’ve got keep your wits if you don’t want to be their victim.

Do you guard your mind and beware the minds of others even the least little bit?



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17 Responses to “Diabolical Brainwashing”

1.
McKenna
McKenna

I don’t want to tempt fate, but anyone like that would set symbols off in my head… & I am SO SO grateful for this sense of mine.
Trouble is that many of his ilk come accross as “normal” if not charming.
I remember being gob smacked, listening to my mother exclaim “Oh, but he looked like such a NICE man, how could he have done something like THAT?” when news broke about Jeffrey Dahmer.
I realised just how much people take others on face value. God Help Us.
& just where ARE the “several children” he was “turning into killers”?

 
2.
treehugginmama
treehugginmama

Though the existence of crazies is something to take pause about, I think it’s important to remember that MOST people — a vast majority — are not this batshit crazy. The world, at least in the States (and other places on earth) are largely safe. We just hear about the exceptional, violent things that obviously DO happen. You can prevent yourself from falling prey to a crazy person with critical thinking and comparing the present to the past (does this guy remind me of the Son of Sam? Ohhhh…) and you can not enter active war zones to keep yourself safe from crazies in that dept. But you can’t live (I don’t think) as if every person is capable of becoming a loony. Because the chance is far greater that they’re as normal as you.

When I moved to NYC, I was this wide eyes country gal, and would say hi to anyone who made accidental eye contact. No one said hi back. After awhile I learned why: You never know who the crazies are. I would be sitting next to someone on the train, all was well, then he’d stand up mumbling and growling, started “singing” his own salsa ditty, and was “dancing” to it. Nuts lol Maybe not belligerent nuts, but unpredictable, for sure. The way to cope was to shut out the world. People pretend to sleep to avoid the poor people panhandling on the train, even when the panhandlers are verbally aggressive. We tune our sirens and screams. It’s a highly concentrated area, and to me, that makes it an exception. But what sucks is that EVEN THERE, it was only MAYBE one or two crazies in a train car where there were 50-100 people who were NOT crazy.

I can’t live that paranoid. I lived it for a few months, and felt so much of my humanity slip away, I forged forward and got the hell out of there. I think critical thinking is important because it’s the subtle often benign sounding arguments that lead you down a slowly degrading path. And people often mask those in threats of being unpatriotic or not loving God or not caring enough about fill in the blank. To me, that’s not Son of Sam crazy, it’s human nature. It’s bullshittery. It could be shot down if people would think for themselves and know history better. However, my faith is not high it will improve enough to eradicate that stuff…In the meantime, I seek out the nice folks and try to maintain relationships with them.

 
3.
Stellium in Taurus
Stellium in Taurus

That photo is SO creepy!!!! Turns my stomach.

 
4.
CArRiE
CArRiE

I’m sorry you had to learn about this first hand. Very scary, and I don’t doubt it’s the fuel behind your passion.

My hope is that my spidey senses would be triggered and protect me from becoming anybody’s victim.

 
5.
Kashmiri
Kashmiri

Yes, I do. More so than ever.

 
6.
catfishmass
catfishmass

Yes, and I was pretty stoked when an obvious sociopath set off my alarm bells within ten minutes of meeting him. It’s been a learning process — life experience has tuned me in to the more diabolical facets of human nature. Fool me once …

 
7.
Esther
Esther

Guarding my mind has been my main business ever since becoming an adult. It has been f*cked with more than enough!

 
8.
SaDiablo
SaDiablo

I am way more gullible than I would prefer to be, but I do try (try being the operative word here) to guard my thinking as much as I can.

I can see my Mercury-Saturn-Neptune thing in full bloom here.

 
9.
Pan_tiques
Pan_tiques

I recommend a book ” The Sociopath Next Door”. It helped me understand a person who had been playing with my mind and undermining me in devious ways. Believing in the basic goodness of all people, I kept trying to ‘relate’ to this person, but now I know the only safe response is to put as much space between us as possible.

 
10.
Jeanne B
Jeanne B

Here’s a former boyfriend’s chart info. For me it is a case study for this sort of potentially evil and narcissistic pervert chart.
I once read that this sort of destructive personality usually included strong Neptunian or Piscean features, strong Pluto (obviously) and strong Uranus as well.
So here we go: Sun in 1st house in Pisces opposite Pluto (Rx) and Uranus (Rx).
Moon in Aries in 2nd. Venus in Cap in 12th conjunct Ascendant (very seductive and charming).
The 1st and 7th houses are intercepted. The 7th house holds North Node (opposite Venus), Mars (Rx), Uranus (Rx), and Pluto (Rx).
In karmic astrology this suggests past lives with very serious violence and possible rape issues.
But I’ve learned now to protect myself and what’s mine. After I lost most of it once with this guy. Never again. In a way I have to thank him. He forced me to build myself solidly where I was idealistic and naive.

 
11.
Blessed Place
Blessed Place

The only solid aspect to my Mercury is a square to Neptune, and I also have an exact conjunction with generous Ceres – so I have to be doubly on my guard not to be fooled
I was easily practiced upon when I was younger. Luckily that Mercury is in Cap, so over time I learned to protect myself, and equally luckily my innate intelligence saved me from being too seriously fooled, ever

 
12.
jannevellamo
jannevellamo

Psychopaths and I do not get along at all. Putting me in the same space with a psycho is like mixing two chemicals that together produce nerve gas. I can only say things get ugly and fast. Manipulating a Sag Mercury/Venus/PF is mainly insulting. My viewpoint is way higher than anything a psycho could imagine, so it’s kinda like a frog trying to manipulate the weather. In the end, the frog can either shut up or get struck by lightning.

My Mercury is also participating in a number of grand crosses, which in practice means a multitude of painful aspects the poor thing has had to get used to. Contact with similar aspects, which in a psycho are obviously out of control, increases the pain even further, resulting in an adverse reaction to all things psycho. If I ever got stuck on a desert island with a psycho, one of us would end up as sharkbait and I wouldn’t care who, as long as I could have some peace. Nobody has any peace near a psycho. Nobody feels good, nobody feels secure, nobody can relax, nobody can have any self esteem, nobody can even imagine being one’s best self around such an emotional parasite. Sure, they can be charming, but only because they have no emotions of their own. This means they have no qualms about lying through their teeth. They can say exactly what the victim wants to hear, no matter how ridiculously untrue it may be. They can cheat lie detectors, because there is no measurable emotional response to anything. Other people’s responses are interesting mainly because by understanding how cause relates to effect, they can extract nice things to satisfy their out of control needs. They need sex, they talk real sweet to a pretty girl, walk her home and rape her. If they find the girl’s emotional response interesting enough, they can torture her to get more interesting data for future use. If a psycho needs money, he simply intimidates some helpless soul to give some or orders his girlfriend to walk the streets to pay for his penis implant.

Of course, few psychos really turn into full fledged serial killers. Most are quite happy to make life miserable for as many people as possible, without the obvious risks that come with killing. The bully at work is probably a psycho who specializes in exploiting hierarchical structures to serve his perverted needs. The “friend” who drops by, lets slip a couple of seemingly innocent and accidental revelations about a mutual friend to start a bitter quarrel between the two of you, then plays both sides and accidentally sleeps with both your husbands, is most likely a refined psychopath. When the dust has settled, she probably pretends to give you both therapy and poses as the Messiah, who made it all good again. Some psychos specialize in creating more psychos. They may appear to be totally devoted and family oriented parents, who sacrifice their every waking hour to the nurture of their children. In reality, the kids live in constant terror, they have “accidents”. They have strange illnesses that keep them home for weeks so that daddy can have his way when he so wants. Some develop mental problems which can’t be hidden, but a smart psycho mum will use this to her own advantage and gain a lot of sympathy as the mother of a special needs child, even when the ingrate brat starts telling the truth about her, which naturally nobody believes, as the kid is “special”.

So, they come in all shapes, sizes, colors and sexes. Obviously, they exist and we need to recognize that fact unless we want to end up as snack. We should also have a strategy against them. They already have a strategy against us and no inhibitions to stop them from implementing it. My favorite strategy against these pesky little critters is Amplified Mirroring. They push your buttons, you push their’s ten times as hard. They project fear at you, you project physical injury. They give you pain, you give them a one way ticket to hell. Serious opposition makes most psychos back off and the ones who do not had it coming long before they ever met you. If one needs to be annihilated, so be it. Scores of victims, past present and future, will thank you for it.

 
13.
Elsa
Elsa

“Scores of victims, past present and future, will thank you for it.”

That’s not been my experience. It’s exactly the opposite, you get no thanks at all.

 
14.
nicole
nicole

I try, but it’s hard to know who to trust or not trust. It seems very unclear.

Long ago I decided to keep everything inside, but then it was impossible to build a bridge to other people. Learning to be vulnerable has felt very painful- I’m in the middle of lots of pluto-saturn stuff- and I have pluto, saturn and mars in the 12th in libra, and my sun down there in the 3rd in Cap. maybe I’m the psychopath?

Does anyone struggle to decode your intuition or does it always feel as bright as day?

 
15.
Elsa
Elsa

nicole, that is a great question. If you post it on the boards here:
http://boards.elsaelsa.com/
many will see it and I am sure you’ll get good feedback. :)

 
16.
nicole
nicole

Thanks, Elsa!

 
17.
eris
eris

those people tend to see me as a class A target. so i’ve had to learn.

 


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