I had always looked at Michael Jackson and felt a sense of pity for him and that was before
I knew about his abused past. While the world is in mourning for him I must say that they
should have done that even before he died for in some way a part of him had already died.
In his explosive interview he spoke of how as the Jackson 5 singing brothers they were
violently attacked with a belt if they even made a single dance step mistake.
Their mother will cry out in vain, 'Stop, stop you will kill them!'
Michael were so traumatized that until today the mere appearance of his father will
cause him to vomit and fall unconscious. The father was a taskmaster who literally
whipped them into shape. While the world enjoyed the talent of Jacksons little did they
know how they were deprived of freedom and their childhood as they were made to sing
in bars and sleazy clubs even at 3am in the morning. The result of years of abused was a
person who did not want to grow up because he did not want to miss his childhood.
He became as someone described a strange Peter Pan surrounded by children and in his
Neverland ranch playground. It was an amusement park and zoo all roll into one.
He bused children to his Paradise because he said he never had the opportunity to play with children.
The problem was people could not understand him and he was called 'wacko', 'alien' and accused of many things. Nobody could fathom the little child trapped in an adult body.
As a therapist and if he was still alive I would need to help the little boy out of his trapped state. I would need to removed the stuck energy that is still in his body as is so evident in the interview the trauma was being reexperienced by him. He needs to be released from it with the 'Movie technique'. His fathers terrifying presence needed to be reframed. As a side note his fathers face reminds me of Joseph Smith who abuse his daughter and kept her and the resultant children in a dungeon for years. Michael took a lot of painkillers that finally killed the pain and him. His pain was more emotional than physical and that is why no amount of pills could still his torment. Poor Michael Jackson, he was driven by pain all his life and now he has hopefully found relief.
Isaac Lim
www.eftwonder.com