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She had heard incidents like these:
“A teenager opened fire to his classmates and teacher in his middle school. Then killed himself, he was 14. ” He was probably brainwashed by people with malicious intent.
“That teenager got involved with the mafia and, unfortunately, was killed by its members. His parents took the news with composure. Because he was already on that path. If he hadn’t killed, the danger might have spread to his family as well.”
The recording angel said: “formation and deformation…”
Indeed, as some things were forming in life, others were falling apart.

(to be continued…)

Research– Juvenile Delinquency

According to information on juvenile delinquency, it has been noted that exposure to toxic stress resulting from neglect or abuse, may reduce to control young people’s mood and impulsive behavior, and this situation may put them at risk.¹

It has been stated that toxic stress in children can have negative effects on brain and physical development and, can lead to various health issues (such as heart disease and depression) in adulthood or later. Providing a safe and stable environment targeted children development can reduce the effects of toxic stress.²

Are we aware of how important mental maturity, love and peace are for healthy development of children and teenagers?

Troubles of Families

Some have children but don’t appreciate them
Some have children who have fallen into a well, no one notices
Some have children, they throw them into the well – knowingly
Some have children, know their children have fallen into the well; can find no solution
Some dream of a child and live on that hope
And some have never had a child – they cannot rescue from there on their own.

Some have been sold as a slave, like prophet Joseph,
Some have fallen into the clutches of someone like Zuleikha,
Some have stood up to those who swarmed around them and ended up in prison
Neither their family knows, nor does any relative see them…

Perspective: Look Homeward, Angel (book)

“… Which of us has known his brother? Which of us has looked into his father’s heart? Which of us has not remained forever prison-pent? Which of us is not forever a stranger and alone? … Remembering speechlessly we seek the great forgotten language, the lost Lane-end into heaven, a stone, a leaf, an unfound door.”

Thomas Wolfe