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			Chapter Eleven: Suicidal Programming 
			
			by: Svali 
			
			
			 
			I have decided to write an entire chapter about suicidal 
			programming, since it is often the most dangerous programming that 
			the survivor will face during their healing process. ALL ILLUMINATI 
			SURVIVORS WILL HAVE SUICIDAL PROGRAMMING PROTECTING THEIR SYSTEMS. I 
			emphasized this to also reiterate the need for good therapy and a 
			strong support system for the survivor.  
			 
			The Illuminati know and realize that with time, individuals in their 
			group may start to question what they are doing. Or they may become 
			disenchanted with their role. They may even desire to leave the 
			group or try to dismantle their own programming.  
			 
			The trainers are well aware of this possibility and to prevent this, 
			will always program in suicidality. The suicidality, or suicidal 
			programming, may surround one or more systems internally. It may be 
			layered into more than one system.  
			 
			From earliest childhood, survivors have been conditioned to believe 
			that they would rather die than leave their "family" (the Illuminati 
			group). This is the core, or basis of suicidal programming. It will 
			be closely linked to loyalty to one's family as well as the group 
			(remember, this is a generational group and leaving it may mean 
			giving up contact with one's parents, spouse, siblings, aunts, 
			uncles, cousins and children, as well as close friends). These 
			people will all try to contact the survivor, and try to draw them 
			back into the cult, asking "don't you love us anymore?", or even 
			becoming accusatory and hostile if the survivor does not respond the 
			way they wish. The survivor will be told that they are "crazy". Or 
			delusional. That their family loves them and would never be part of 
			a cult. The family members will all still be amnesic, unless 
			something happens to trigger their own memories.  
			 
			One of the most frequent suicidal programming sequences placed 
			internally will be "come back or die " programming. A family member 
			may activate it by telling the survivor that they are missed and 
			their family wants to see them. If the survivor fails to return, the 
			programming will start running. It can only be deactivated by a code 
			word from the person's trainer or cult contact person. This ensures 
			that they will recontact. If the survivor tries to break this 
			programming, they will need assistance, both internal and external, 
			for safety.  
			 
			Hospitalization may be needed in a safe facility that understands 
			DID and programming, as well as suicidality, as the alters inside 
			will begin fighting if the person tries to break the programming. 
			They have been programmed to commit suicide, or be shattered 
			internally, or at the very least, severely punished, and are afraid 
			of the repercussions of not obeying. The survivor will need to get 
			to know these internal alters, and reassure them that they no longer 
			need to do their jobs.  
			 
			Chronometric suicidal programming is another type placed within. 
			This does not need contact with family members to activate. In fact, 
			it is activated automatically after a certain amount of time WITHOUT 
			cult contact. Controller alters and/or punishing alters will have 
			been programmed that if a certain period of time goes without 
			contact with the trainer, they are to commit suicide. They will be 
			told that the only way to prevent this is recontact with the 
			trainer, who knows a command code to halt the program. The time 
			interval may be anywhere from three months to nine months, each 
			system is different. Call back programming may have this type of 
			programming as a back up, to ensure that it is followed through on.
			 
			 
			Systems layered programming is a particularly complex form of 
			suicide programming where several systems (up to six at a time), are 
			programmed to fire off suicide programming simultaneously. This 
			always needs hospitalization for the survivor's safety.  
			 
			Honor/dishonor programming is common in military systems. In this, 
			the military parts are told that an "honorable and courageous" 
			soldier will take his life, rather than reveal secrets or leave his 
			unit.  
			 
			"No tell" programming will often be reinforced by suicidal 
			programming.  
			 
			Access denied programming, which prevents unauthorized access both 
			externally and internally, will often be reinforced by either or 
			both suicidal/homicidal programming.  
			 
			Almost all suicidal programming is put in place to either ensure 
			continued obedience to the cult's agenda; to ensure regular 
			recontact; or prevent the individual or an outside person from 
			accessing the person's system without authorization (i.e. the 
			correct access codes, which the trainers are careful to use at the 
			beginning of each session). It will frequently block therapy, as the 
			survivor will be terrified, and rightly so, of dying if they reveal 
			their internal world, or disclose their history.  
			 
			Suggestions:  
			
				
				First, both the survivor and the therapist need to find out what 
			suicide programming is present (it's a safe bet it's there, no need 
			to ask IF it is present). Internal communication, and finding out 
			which alters or fragments hold suicide programming will be 
			important. Physical safety, whether with a safe outside person, or 
			inpatient hospitalization, while working on suicide programming is 
			extremely important, as this programming may either drive the 
			survivor to self destructive behavior, or back to the cult. Dealing 
			with suicide programming assumes that the survivor and therapist 
			have initiated good system communication internally. This is 
			extremely important, since the survivor will need cooperation inside 
			with dismantling suicidality. 
  Letting alters inside know that they no longer have to do their job, 
			that they can change, may help. Reality orientation, letting them 
			know that if they kill the body, that they will die, may also help 
			(many times, these parts have been deceived into believing that they 
			themselves will not die, if they do their jobs. This means they need 
			to hear the truth). Having controller alters, high alters with pull 
			inside the system, agree to help the therapist dismantle the 
			programming will help. But be aware that SOME INTERNAL SUICIDE 
			SEQUENCES WILL BE PUT IN THAT EVEN CONTROLLERS CANNOT DISMANTLE. 
			Creating a safety committee inside whose main job is to keep the 
			body safe and ask for help if suicidal programming begins to kick 
			in, BEFORE ACTING OUT OCCURS, will also help tremendously. 
  As the survivor develops trust with their therapist and realizes the 
			value of life, and that life can be much better than it has ever 
			been before, they will become more willing to reach out and ask for 
			help if they become suicidal. The survivor may also find that they 
			encounter core despair. This despair may have been used by the cult 
			to run suicidal programming, but it is not programming itself. A 
			very young core split may have taken many of the feelings of 
			despair, hopelessness, failure to thrive and desire to die, that the 
			child felt growing up in a horribly abusive atmosphere. This is not 
			programming but true feelings, and it will be important to 
			differentiate this from programming. If core despair comes up, the 
			alter containing this may also report having been trained to NOT 
			SUICIDE, or give up. The trainers will do this, if despair begins 
			overwhelming the subject at an early age, to prevent the child's 
			suicide. 
  The survivor's cognitives, helpers, nurturers, will all need to be 
			gathered together to help this part of the core heal. There will be 
			intense, and rightful, grieving and anguish for the immense pain 
			that the young child suffered. Hopelessness will come out. It can 
			help if alters with happier memories can try and share their 
			memories with this very young part. External support and caring can 
			also make a big difference. Healing the immense pain held by this 
			core split will take a long period of time and should not be 
			hurried. Antidepressants can help, as the depression may be shared 
			through all systems. Messages of hope, new and positive experiences 
			can all help the survivor work through this type of programming, as 
			well as journaling, poetry, artwork and collaging the feelings. 
			Time, patience, support, the ability to vent feelings in a safe 
			manner and physical safety when needed, will all help immensely as 
			the survivor works through these issues.  
			 
			
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