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Trauma splinters the worldview by making a painful identity-forming experience impossible to see or remember, which produces depression as an inability to act and think.
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Worldview Splintering
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"The idea of the world view is just our understanding of who we are, where we came from, and our place in the universe,..."
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"is fundamental to your identity, but because it is so painful, you forget about it, or you refuse to see it, and this causes..."
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