11/21/2025
π―π―π―π―. So many so-called healers and spiritual people refuse to address what's going on in their country, avoiding discussions of oppression and tyranny... because they might lose clients and money.
Taking suffering out of context is one of the great crimes of mainstream psychology.
For example First Nations People (USA) were (and often still are) diagnosed and treated for depression... Without any mention of genocide, r**e, poverty, children stolen and placed in white boarding schools or white foster homes, women getting sterilized without their consent or knowledge, loss of land and their culture banned meaning if they practice their language or ceremonies they could go to jail or get killed.
And now the person coming for help is "diagnosed" as depressed! I don't think so! That's some crazy s***. You can't treat the person and ignore the system. The socioeconomic realities that oppress minorities,create poverty and do not protect children and women from sexual violence and trafficking... the list goes on... cannot be ignored or reduced to a psychiatric diagnosis.
You cannot help people without addressing the social, cultural, economic realities surrounding their situation.
If you don't address these issues, the context of the person you're working with, you're simply being a capitalist. Meaning you're placing profit before people. Now don't tell me you are spiritual, channeling from some Galaxy. You are just being greedy by choosing to be silent....trying to avoid any controversy so you can keep the clients and money coming in.
Your silence is taking a side. It is the position of money, profit before people. It is also teaching people who have been victimized that they will not get support if it threatens someone else's income or status. Your silence shows you are siding with the system of oppression. Look at how people act and behave ....not what they say or put on social media.
As the Black Panthers used to say you're either part of the problem or part of the solution. There is no neutral when it comes to violence against others whether it's economic, physical or sexual.