A bizarre image of an alien planet where an extraterrestrial being is juggling flaming pineapples while a swarm of tiny, humanoid ants serenade the performer with a lullaby in their native language
Anger is the part of yourself that loves you the most. Adoptee Anger: Validating Emotions, Demanding Justice
Adoption is a complex topic that requires a truthful narrative to better understand its challenges and the impact on all parties involved. Click the link to learn more about the struggles that adoptees face and how to acknowledge their emotions and experiences.
Anger is the part of yourself that loves you the most. Adoptee Anger: Validating Emotions, Demanding Justice
Adoption is a complex topic that requires a truthful narrative to better understand its challenges and the impact on all parties involved. Click the link to learn more about the struggles that adoptees face and how to acknowledge their emotions and experiences.
Exploring the systemic biases and power imbalances inherent in current adoption practices, and advocating for a child & adult-centred approach. CLICK LINK to read more.
The Impact of Separation and Loss on Individual Experience
Quantum entanglement and adoption may seem unrelated at first glance, but they share a common theme: the impact of separation and relationships on individual experience. In quantum mechanics, entanglement refers to the phenomenon of two particles being connected in such a way that they are dependent on each other’s state, even at great distances. In the same way, the separation of a mother and child through adoption can have a profound impact on individual experience.
How the Tibetan Book of the Dead provides insight for Adoptees.
The Tibetan Book of the Dead is an ancient text that has been used for centuries as a guide for the soul during the process of dying and the afterlife. The text is traditionally read aloud to the dying person and is also used in funeral ceremonies. It teaches about the bardos, which are intermediate states between death and rebirth.
It could be said that Adoptees transition through two(2) full sets of bardos. One before/after/between lives, and one “during THIS lifetime” which is something no other being faces.
The bardos, as described in the Tibetan Book of the Dead, can be seen as a metaphor for the adoptee experience. Adoptees may feel that they are in a state of constant transition and change as they navigate the unknown landscape of their adoption. They may feel a sense of disconnection from their birth families and cultures, and may struggle with issues of identity, belonging, and self-worth. The teachings of the text can offer comfort and validation for adoptees as they navigate their own journey of self-discovery and understanding.
How the Tibetan Book of the Dead provides insight for Adoptees.
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Co-Parenting for the Benefit of Your Child.
Warning! Put Your Adopted Child’s Needs First!
It is crucial to maintain a good and healthy relationship with your child’s biological mother, especially if you are raising the child together or if the child has a close relationship with their mother. Children benefit from strong and supportive relationships with both of their parents, and it is helpful for them to have a sense of stability in their family life.
Failure in co-parenting may result in the child having to reparent themselves in adulthood.
This article discusses the top 10 human rights issues that affect adoptees and how they experience discrimination. It also explores the impact of infant separation trauma on adoptees' early childhood development.
My personal experience with adoption and how I've moved from grief to gratitude following my failed adoption journey. The article discusses the emotions and challenges I've faced during the adoption process, and how I'm able to find gratitude and positivity now and into the future.
And we won't be till we have our #humanrights restored through full access to records without discrimination or redactions and full no fault no fee discharges. Those who suffered forced adoption will be looking for #redress
I'd like to invite those who wish to join the Mid Journey Ai Adoptee Art Community. This is a good safe place to talk about Adoption and create AI Art to advocate for true visual adoption awareness.
Adoption and similar surrounding issues have the scale and complexity of climate change. If these issues remain unaddressed, society will stay in denial and we’ll all slowly either kill ourselves or each other after climate change is solved. Or we could talk about this now! Shouldn’t we expect better from the world around us?
I can say it, but will you really ever listen? Be honest!
