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**Rounteetepe** · 04-10-2012, 08:15 AM

First thing I'd do is emphasize that this is more than just book knowledge. It's more of an emotional realization that will change and likely darken his outlook. He should be aware of this before moving forward, so he knows what to expect. The key thing for him to understand is that when he reads the material, the key reactions will be emotional ones not intellectual. Once he understands this he can monitor himself in real time.

That's a good point. I wish I had have known about the 5 steps of progression when coming to terms with the conspiracy. Get him to read that article Silver Shield wrote on the 5 steps. It'll be a good heads-up.

04-10-2012, 08:15 AM	#8
Rounteetepe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 454 Senior Member	First thing I'd do is emphasize that this is more than just book knowledge. It's more of an emotional realization that will change and likely darken his outlook. He should be aware of this before moving forward, so he knows what to expect. The key thing for him to understand is that when he reads the material, the key reactions will be emotional ones not intellectual. Once he understands this he can monitor himself in real time. That's a good point. I wish I had have known about the 5 steps of progression when coming to terms with the conspiracy. Get him to read that article Silver Shield wrote on the 5 steps. It'll be a good heads-up.
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