Karol K. Truman

“Indeed, guilt was so well programmed in him that he, after leaving home at college age, would sub-consciously set up situations to create the guilt he had been so aptly programmed to feel at home. At the beginning of his college stay, Jim wasn’t experiencing the familiar guilt he had grown accustomed to. He seemed to have a need to return to that old pattern in order to recognize and validate himself. And because Jim was not comfortable unless he was feeling guilty, his quiet master tape began to set up that which had been so well programmed in his mind. It was interesting to watch the behavior Jim exhibited in order to heap guilt onto himself...when it really wasn’t necessary.”
― Karol K. Truman, Feelings Buried Alive Never Die