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As a result, many SRA victims have deep phobias and powerful fears that they will never be believed that these horrific abuses have been committed against them. Many therapists that are trained in mainstream medicine and Psychiatry severely traumatize SRA victims further, by denying the authenticity of their experiences. Traditionally, psychiatrists have treated these victims as if their abuse is nothing more than psychotic delusions and nonsense, instilling in them even more traumatic feelings of guilt, shame and fears of ridicule. For an SRA victim to overcome their incredible internal fears to tell the truth publicly, after many years of threats to not to tell their story, is a humongous obstacle of pain for them to overcome. As a part of the spiritual community, we must become aware of the fact that rampant abuses are committed every day to the human race, through a variety of SRA methods. The [[Psychology]] profession is not equipped to address any of the mental or spiritual dimensions of humanity, let alone validate the existence of the incredible trauma involved in [[SRA]]. Total non-judgment and compassionate witnessing for these individuals is desperately needed, while being aware of the propaganda to tell the public that SRA does not exist, and is a made up fantasy from a group of psychotic people.

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