Spiritual Abuse

Spiritual Abuse is the culmination of Emotional, Intellectual, in the presence of Isolation.

Women who have been spiritually abused are virtual zombies. They are afraid to say or do anything that has not been authorised by their Owners.

In marriages;

the wife will say…”No!  You can’t sit there! That’s my Husband’s seat!” with ferocity.

the wife will nervously look around a restaurant as if she’s committing a crime;  “My husband said I shouldn’t be here…”

When he’s there she sits and waits as if an indentured slave. She responds as he determines.

She may be asked, “Would you like another cup?”  and as she says…”Yes…”  he says, “No, she’s had enough.”  And the wife will admit, “Yes, he’s right, I had enough.”

This zombie may have begun life as a vibrant and opinionated woman who was independent.  Now she has to ask if if she can go to the bathroom.

How does it happen?

It begins with Emotional Abuse, in which he can hurt her feelings with a glance.  To protect herself she tries not to ‘provoke’ him.

It continues into Intellectual abuse in which he knows everything and she is stupid.

While this is happening, he is isolating her from others so that he has the only input.

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Bosses from Hell also attain the ability to spiritually abuse the employee.  This is beyond emotion, beyond thought.

When Boss smiles, everyone smiles.  When Boss is pleased everyone feels blessed.  But when Boss is angry it is like living through an Earthquake.

Husbands and Bosses get this power because it is given to them.

The wife loves the husband, he is the centre of her life.  The employee works for the Boss, he is her only means of money.

The wife needs the husband to love her, the employee needs to keep the job.

If the first time the husband made the wife cry, and she packed up and left, that ends the marriage.  If she goes back and he does it again, she knows she’s an idiot.  In most cases, it doesn’t happen again, but something else happens.

The first time the Boss tries his nastiness the employee quits, that ends it for all time.

So abusers have to be careful how they operate.   They must know that when they make their play they win.

By the time a relationship reaches to Spiritual Abuse, it is often too late.   The wife has been eroded to nothing, the husband can do what he wants.

Once this stage is passed Verbal abuse of the worse kind begins, and in most cases, physical abuse.

The oppressor has lost all respect for the victim.  He might have given her some deference when he began the emotional see saw, might have laboured to prove himself smarter, but when he can control her mood, when he can give or withhold happiness, she is no more than an object he can treat as he pleases.

 




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    • This is an interesting article and it is very true. It hurts to think or know that someone in their right mind can actually treat another person in this manner. Unfortunately it's true and it is happening all over. But the funny thing is that people don't talk about it, instead they hide it so that they don't face ridicule of any kind from the family or friends. I do agree that this kind of treatment can reduce one to nothing. But how can it be stopped it we ask afraid to face out skeletons and our hurt? The best thing is to talk about it, and refuse to be used as door mats. If someone has something against you or they are suffering from some kind of turmoil that they faced in their earlier life they should feel with the problem and not blame or frustrate others through emotional trauma and go ahead to spiritual abuse

    • Spiritual abuse. This is not a simple situation that one could experience.

      Christians believe that Scripture teaches that the husband is to be the head of the home and that his wife is to submit to his leadership. This is balanced by the scriptural admonition for the husband to love his wife as his own body and as Christ loved the church. When these work together, a partnership is formed that is in the best interest of both people. Neither abuses nor mistreats the other and they work together to make the marriage work for both of them.

      When spiritual abuse occurs, the husband uses his authority as the head of the house to demand obedience, prevent his wife from having an input into the decisions, discount her needs, expect servant-like obedience, disregard her feelings and act arrogantly like the "master of the house." There is a strong requirement that his wife submit and if she doesn't, there are repercussions. Submission is used as a way to silence her, prevent him from having to listen to her, and to get him his way. The husband demands all these things while ignoring the mandate to love his wife as Christ loved the church, yet, he uses the mandate for her to submit to control her.

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