We are all Prisoners of our Childhood

"We are all prisoners of our childhood, whether we know it, suspect it, deny it, or have never even heard about the possibility. The realization that we can free ourselves from the consequences of old wounds will gain ground as more people prove it can be done. Inevitably, resistance to following this path is great, as we all fear our repressed past and the experience of how helpless we once were. We have had good reason to be afraid; if we did not, there would have been no need for repression. Yet the more we encounter our fear and dare to see its causes, the more it decreases."

http://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/2012/08/introduction-to-revised-edition-1995.html

In my book A Dance to Freedom: Your Guide to Liberation from Lies and Illusions, I prove it can be done. And once you break free from the emotional prison of your childhood, not even a mob of sociopaths conspiring together for your demise, as I had at my job of nine and half years, can trap you and take you back to the emotional prison of your childhood. 

In the workplace, I can be reminded every day of the emotional prison of my childhood by people standing in symbolizing my childhood caregivers but they can't take me back. The beauty of being a true free autonomous adult is that we can change jobs if necessary. As defenseless little children, we could not leave abusive and toxic environments, but as free-conscious adults, we can.  A mind that is truly free cannot ever be captured again. 

https://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/2015/08/it-was-attempt-of-psychological-lynch.html

https://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/2016/06/for-sociopath-winning-is-all.html