How to heal from Satanic Ritual Abuse: A Christian perspective
It’s time to heal Organised Satanism is the outward sign of Satan’s continuing presence in the world, and his activities within this, his secret realm, can be expected to be evil. Cruelty, abominations and atrocities will be performed, including the Satanic Ritual Abuse of children. The results are far reaching and intended to destroy lives,…
WRITTEN BY
Dr Sylvia Pack
About This Book
It’s time to heal
Organised Satanism is the outward sign of Satan’s continuing presence in the world, and his activities within this, his secret realm, can be expected to be evil. Cruelty, abominations and atrocities will be performed, including the Satanic Ritual Abuse of children. The results are far reaching and intended to destroy lives, separate families, and threaten sanity. How to Heal from Satanic Ritual Abuse, is the first in the trilogy, Healing from Satanic Ritual Abuse, a Christian perspective. It looks at important issues faced by survivors desperately seeking healing.
You are not fake and you are not alone
Survivors of Satanic Ritual Abuse frequently face mockery and disbelief from those who would rather it was not publicised, so the introduction of this book is followed by a chapter which provides academically researched and referenced proof of the ongoing practice of Satanic Ritual Abuse in today’s world. It validates the truth of the almost identical accounts cited by hundreds if not thousands of SRA survivors in many different countries.
Live life to the fullest
The practicalities of living an adult life while still influenced by experiences of childhood Satanic Ritual Abuse are then looked at, with discussion of how to acknowledge the effects of the abuse in everyday life and counter them. The difficult but essential process of finding a counsellor is investigated.
Feelings that were shut down in child hood are rediscovered, and false guilt discarded. The vexing problem of how to receive back memories is examined, and the process whereby this can be achieved using individual triggers.
The author, a Doctor of psychology who has counselled survivors of Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) skilfully tackles the following difficult topics:
Describes and defines Satanic Ritual Abuse
* Provides academically researched and referenced proof of the continuing existence of SRA, and validates without doubt the truth of universal experiences cited by and found to be common to SRA survivors
* Details how to handle the effects of SRA in everyday life and counter them
* Describes how to rediscover lost feelings and discard false guilt
* Explains how to receive back memories, using the individual triggers experienced by each survivor
* Further reading is suggested
These books provide a Christian perspective, and relevant Bible verses are assembled at the end of each chapter.
It is a must read for the adult SRA survivor looking to understand their horrific childhood experiences of prolonged physical, mental, social, sexual, emotional, and spiritual abuse. Everyday language is used and everyday practical aspects of living are included.
You deserve to live strong, safe, aware and in the truth.
Highly recommended for all who want to know more about this underreported phenomenon, and how to heal from Satanic Ritual Abuse.
About The Writer
Dr Sylvia Pack
When Dr Sylvia’s Masters thesis on counselling Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) survivors was published online, it drew considerable response. She was then working counselling survivors and co-leading recovery support groups for adult survivors of child sexual abuse, while studying for her PhD in Psychology. Her subsequent dissertation on the psychology of racism against indigenous Maori in Aotearoa New Zealand was disseminated before a wide range of audiences in both New Zealand and Australia, including the Joint Conference of the New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists (NZCCP) & the New Zealand Psychological Society (NZPsS), the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists (SASP) Conference, staff training sessions, university lectures and workshops for postgraduate students. The subject of racism against the indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand was given a great deal of attention, and readily understood and supported by academia.
In contrast, those who contacted her because of the terror that SRA had wrought in their lives, impressed her with their poignancy yet also a strong sense of isolation and aloneness. They said there was a lack of professional help or support available, even though in some cases there was a life-or-death urgency to their problems. There was no public acknowledgement of their abuse, and no teaching given professionals on how to cope with the existence of SRA or how to help survivors, either in the field of counselling or psychology. Survivors often said they had given up trying to find help because only child sexual abuse was understood, believed and recognised. Dr Sylvia noticed that academics often mocked the very idea of the existence of SRA, and this discouraged others from researching it.
At the same time, in her twenty-six continuous years’ volunteer work as a team leader for prison ministry in both the men’s and women’s prisons, and her work with recovery groups, she occasionally met SRA survivors, who all mentioned similar abuse events. They also echoed what she was hearing from those who contacted her following the publication of the Masters thesis online. They gave accounts confirming the secretive but widespread nature of SRA, its atrocities and its chilling effects, and said they reached across the years into adulthood. As the response to the Masters thesis and requests for a book continued, Dr Sylvia began writing a trilogy in everyday language:
Healing from Satanic Ritual Abuse, a Christian perspective.
Book 1, How to heal from Satanic Ritual Abuse, she provides the reader with information answering questions asked by SRA survivors as they start their healing journey.
Book 2: How to triumph over Satanic Ritual Abuse, examines mind control, Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and the healing process.
Book 3, How to Counsel the Survivor of Satanic Ritual Abuse, looks at how counsellors and therapists may best serve and understand SRA clients. It is due for publication in 2024.
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