HeyJaredBloodline: A Story We Forgot to Tell
For those who were told not to ask... and asked anyway.Bloodline: A Story We Forgot to Tell is a mythic, historical, and scientific exploration of humanity’s origins.Not as a straight line, but as a spiral.Through forbidden texts, erased women, broken bloodlines, ancient…
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PART 3 — The Disorder of the Divine: The Knife, The Pill & The Untamed Mind (opens the original)
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For those who were told not to ask… and asked anyway. What happens when the system no longer wants to understand a different mind... but wants to change it? In Part 3 of The Disorder of the Divine, we follow psychiatry into its darkest and most powerful era: eugenics, forced sterilisation, lobotomy, electroshock, institutionalisation, medication, and the rise of pharmaceutical psychiatry. We enter a world where intelligence could be measured, reproduction could be controlled, behaviour could be
PART 2 — The Disorder of the Divine: When Seeing Became Madness (opens the original)
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For those who were told not to ask… and asked anyway. What happens when the person who once would have been called a seer becomes a patient? In Part 2, we follow the transformation of the "different" mind from the madhouses of Europe into the emerging machinery of modern psychiatry. From Bedlam's penny tours and the chains of the asylum, to the reforms of Pinel and Tuke. From the men who began categorising the mind to the medicalisation of rebellion, race, trauma and difference. We enter the Sal
PART 1 — The Disorder of the Divine: The Ancient Seeing (opens the original)
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For those who were told not to ask… and asked anyway. What if the way we understand the human mind is not the only way it has ever been understood? Before psychiatry. Before diagnosis. Before words like ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, and sensory processing disorder entered our vocabulary, there were people whose minds moved differently. They became shamans. Oracles. Prophets. Diviners. Healers. Pattern-seers. Their visions were sought. Their sensitivity was respected. Their ability to see conne
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