A father was arrested and jailed for 80 days on a sexual abuse charge involving his daughter. His wife was charged with severely mentally and physically abusing her children and forced to wear an electronic leash. The thirteen-year-old girl’s brother was also named as the perpetrator. The daughter did not speak and was autistic. The charge against her father was typed for a school aide. She was supported on her arm as she wrote these horrible accusations.
A mother was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the death of her non-verbal 8-year-old autistic son. It was described as a failed suicide attempt by murder. According to her mother, her son reported horrific sexual abuse at the hands of her second husband, the child’s biological father. She indicated to her mother that she wanted to die from the abuse. The distraught mother thought that her first ex-husband was trying to kill her and she feared that if this happened, the girl’s biological father would gain custody of her. The mother saw the murder of her son as an altruistic mercy killing. These accusations were made by the boy about a mulberry while her mother lightly touched his upper arm.
Supported writing generally falls into two categories. FC-Facilitated Communication, a process in which the hand or arm is supported by a non-verbal person while writing. RPM (Rapid Prompt Method) is a form of partner communication that encourages the non-verbal person to press the letters on their own while their partner holds the device or sits next to them, usually looking at the keyboard and concentrating what is being written on.
These are just two horrific examples in the news last year. There have been many other baseless cases of abuse and misconduct. Wrong decisions have been made on behalf of the non-verbal person. I believe that many of these incidents occurred and continue to occur because there is very little understanding of the assisted writing process.
I have been associated in assisted typing activities for over twenty five years with multiple partners, both adults and children. I offered both hardware-FC and RPM strategies. Neither of these strategies is an independent typification of “ego.” Both require energetic support. I can hear the words in my mind before writing them down. It is an energetic soul connection, a form of telepathy that has complexities and restrictions not present in basic imagery, or what is normally considered telepathy. As my partners help me expand, so does my understanding.
This inspiring process must continue without harm being inflicted on these sensitive souls or those who serve them. Unfortunately, only those who have experienced the process can begin to understand it, and many of those partners seem unable or unwilling to understand its significance.
In my experience, I suspect that the key-tapping person with severe autism has weak control over their “conscious” mind and “body” movements. One of my associates described himself as being in a dream state most of the time. Peer writers may unknowingly influence the information coming from the person with severe autism. As one of my autistic classmates recently wrote. “The purest partners are not attached to the outcome. God’s truth flows through writing when the communication partner listens and does not judge.”
Unfortunately, in the horrifying false imprisonment and murder situations mentioned above, this was not the case. I suggest that the facilitators’ own fears and biases may have affected the content of the communication without their knowledge. If the partners had the knowledge of the energy connection that occurs, perhaps these tragedies and others would never have occurred or continue to occur.
When accusations are made against others or life-changing decisions are made, multiple forms of communication and behavior must be used.
Many of the leading supporters of paired typing have refused to accept or publicly release reports of extrasensory or paranormal aspects of the phenomenon. In reality, the FC and RPM communities are even dissociated from each other, and neither seems overly enthusiastic about their partners using independent communications alongside partner writing.
Some evolved partners embrace this “telepathic resonance”, but some who do seem to feel that the child’s non-verbal communications are the absolute truth, and there is no need to investigate. They do not see, or perhaps even suspect that they, too, can influence typed communication through their own bias or ego interference.
I have used assisted communication techniques for many years and continue to grow in my understanding of their benefits, both for the non-verbal person and for me as their partner. It is a fascinating path to discovery, an amazing gift of ongoing spiritual and multidimensional understanding. As enthusiastic as I am, I strongly believe that parents, caregivers, and the public need information about this possibility of unwanted influence.
I view all the information I receive as intelligent and insightful. I am deeply inspired by all my friends, who have associated with me over the years, however, because I am part of the process, I do not take it as an absolute truth. It’s more like a deep intuitive knowing, a mutual connection, a warm conversation with my higher self. In my experience, the process benefits the autistic person in terms of balance, comfort, behavior, and understanding of linear thought and language. In turn, it has expanded my understanding of consciousness. This compelling, exciting, fascinating and mind-blowing process must be recognized and explored in all its ever-expanding complexity. The only people who can possibly understand and help the public and researchers to glimpse what is going on are those who are partners in the process and continue to explore it in its entirety. We are only just beginning to gain a minimal understanding of this ever-evolving mystery. More and more parents and groups of people are coming to the fore and experimenting and admitting the atypical elements of the process.
Due to the many tragedies and miscommunications by non-verbal souls, Master, I ask those who have experienced this process to come forward and engage in meaningful dialogue. Whenever physical or energetic support is provided, something out of the ordinary is occurring, please come forward and tell the truth about your experience. Don’t let this wonderful process stagnate or fall by the wayside! At the same time, take responsibility for the gift you have received. Let’s talk about it with joy and love, find something in common and move on. Full disclosure to parents and support staff is needed that influence may occur. The purity and intelligence of the autistic soul is limitless. What needs attention is partner awareness and growth.