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major issue for adult survivors of child abuse who grew up in the
ultra-orthodox Jewish world is learning to think for themselves. They
have always been taught to go to their rebbe's for everything. Yet when
their rabbis are more interested in protecting offenders, assets and
their own reputations -- survivors often feel extremely trapped and many
start feeling suicidal. Many chasidic survivors feel they have no other option to leave in order to heal. They end up walking away from not only their communities, yet also their families of origin. A huge stumbling block for these survivors is that fact that for many, they have never been taught to utilize their own personal critical thinking. The quasi-orthodox Jewish world compared to the "BITE" Model of Cult Mind Control (11/06/2013) |
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