Episode #250 Epstein Files and The Truth About Serial Offenders

[gentle music] Welcome home, co-journers.

I'm glad you're here for another episode.

I'm Dr. Thema, licensed psychologist, ordained minister, and sacred artist, here to help facilitate your journey back home to yourself.

And on today, we have a special edition.

We're looking at the Epstein files, and in particular, the psychology of serial offenders, those who harm people time and time again.

And in the case of the Epstein files, harming women and girls over and over again in the company of other men with high power, high status, high resource, and yet violating, taking advantage, doing harm to many, many others.

And so I invite you to take a moment to take breath with me that aligns with you, one hand on your heart, one hand on your belly, inhaling in through your nose, exhaling out through your mouth.

Easy inhale and easy exhale.

All right.

Well, let's get into it.

I wanna start with a caution.

For those who are survivors, you may or may not be interested in watching this episode.

I want you to know as I break down some of the psychology of offenders, that these are ways of us understanding their mindset, but it in no way is an excuse or a justification for their behavior.

The behavior is criminal, the behavior is cruel, and the behavior requires just action and just response.

So if you are able to be present for it and to listen, I invite you to do that.

And for all of us who have been bombarded with all of the messages in the mainstream media and social media, we are seeing so much about the Epstein files in social media and on blogs and in other countries, but we are seeing less coverage in the United States, and definitely not seeing legal response to the allegations, the accusations, the crimes, the terrible crimes that have been committed.