“Asperger’s”
Diagnose & inhibit people with voices speaking the truth so others might hear.
(what does this mean to you?)
Make yourself known.
(unknown artist deserves credit.)
Make a new image of yourself.
(keep going.)
(Squiggly red line on the screen. . . Word. Word doesn’t understand or define “Asperger’s”. . . )
(this post is part one of a script for an upcoming video on autism, asperger’s syndrome and adhd. the preliminary version of the video may be viewed here.)
“Autism”
Diagnoses & prevents people who prefer higher guidance to the rote of the world.
Who waits when the Divine calls?
Thank your open mind for hearing and seeing this message.
There will be no more mis-diagnoses
(manipulation…?)
when you accept all things engaging in possibility.
fear… genocide… war…
all disappear…
If you ignore possibility, chaos ensues.
The old paradigm describes that the meaty stuff lies in the realm into which all things fall.
We all receive lessons and information constantly from a realm in which all things arise.
Your higher guidance brings you there.
Slip into your inner world
Speak when you need to share, tune out the meaningless noise.
It’s your intuition calling.
Fiddle with that toy on your desk. Let your fingers tap and your knees bounce up and down.
Let your fingers tap.
Let your mind wander.
Let yourself go.
What do we ignore so powerfully that our teachers must appear like this?
This world emerges from your thoughts.
Everyone appearing to you is your teacher.
(this post is part one of a script for an upcoming video on autism, asperger’s syndrome and adhd. the preliminary version of the video may be viewed here.)
Let’s begin at the end of questioning.
All people have a place of peace and learning.
A quiet peace is acceptable to others. Disruptive peace calls for diagnosis.
When someone receives a diagnosis of Autism, Asperger’s, or ADHD, the world changes for them and others.
Diagnoses may lead to labeling; labeling may lead to stereotyping; stereotyping may lead to dismissiveness.
Everyone in this world is unique. Everyone in the world deserves to be recognized as a unique individual.
Developing and receiving diagnoses changes the world. For adults, receiving a diagnosis can be like finding a missing puzzle piece.
It may also bring relief and understanding. It may project confusion and fear. It may arouse resistance to being “labeled”.
We don’t always notice when we perceive things differently from those around us.
How does one learn he’s colorblind?
Or deaf?
Don’t worry about diagnosis. Understand yourself.
Working with others requires compromise. Compromise implies mutual effort.
Into this changing world, many people will continue to emerge who are not “normal”. Some day there will be no “normal” that will develop from formulated expectations.
Someday, “normal” will mean different and unique.
That will be a beautiful day.
We work with others in ways we cannot always perceive immediately.
We interact with others in our own ways.
What a beautiful day.
(this post is part one of a script for an upcoming video on autism, asperger’s syndrome and adhd. the preliminary version of the video may be viewed here.)
leslee hare 