Am I the only nerd with Complex-PTSD? If not, would you like to nerd out with me for a bit? This is a little bonus article to this week’s visual aid wrap-up using seven various hormone charts. Now we can see how to use the hormone charts to check in with ourselves and others. Let’s …
Theoretical Hormone Chart of Ulysses S. Grant: For Science and History Nerds Read More »
Ulysses S. Grant was a Fawn Type. And that seems extraordinary to anyone who knows what Grant was famous for. Before he became two-term U.S. president, he was the Union’s commanding general in the Civil War. So, how can this be that a man like him who made history also suffered the major problems that …
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I was eight years old when I first heard that my paternal grandfather had been married before. She was named Carolyn and her and my grandfather, Campbell had a baby together. I had been told both wife and infant died in a car crash. I dismissed the story as a lie because all I could …
His First Love, Carolyn: My Grandfather’s Recovery from Tragedy Read More »
July 4th is the day we celebrate the United States’ anniversary. George Washington’s name is synonymous with our country, considering all his great achievements that led to the founding of the United States of America. But the country that we know today wasn’t founded until 1776. So, what happened in 1754? A little something that …
July 4th, 1754: Recovering from Mistakes with George Washington Read More »
In this history comic, I finally get to show you why George Washington is my historical role model. He was a great man who achieved great things with his life, despite being raised by a Cluster B mother. You won’t find this spoon fed in any biography or documentary, however. For one thing, historians are …
Debunking the Spin Doctors with George Washington Read More »
This is from my history comic: Debunking the Spin Doctors with George Washington. It’s mainly for those of whom English is not your first language. Where I did NOT offer the full translation in captions, I am doing that here, just for you, dear reader. Also available for anyone who needs a visual guide for …
Golden Womb Entitlement Thinking in Visual Aids Read More »
Hello Trauma Warriors! How many of you suffered from soul death at least once in your childhood? I know I have. So did Frederick Douglass and yet he still became one of the most important men in American history. His story of how he defeated soul death remains the most empowering story I have ever …
Guided Wisdom with Frederick Douglass: A Graphic Novel Read More »
Hello Trauma Warriors! Last week I made two promises to you. In Wednesday’s article, when I talked about the value of recording positive feedback, I promised to fully share the best affirmation I had given myself. On Friday, when I showed you how my creativity developed out of vision boards, I left you with a …
Previously, in Jaena’s World: The Prequel to My History Comics Read More »
Hello Trauma Warriors! This was my first history “comic book” that I made back in November of 2020. I had one nasty shame spiral at the time and, as someone who gets much spiritual nourishment out of history, I thought of my favorite person from history. I asked myself: If George Washington could pull a …
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