Pg. 1 of 2 “Globally it's the brand of Small Town Mentality” ( The informal Pharmacy ) All the boys in a row fraternally withhold and grant opportunistically. Surviving on the “no tell” philosophy developing the powers of dependance. Selectively affecting the destiny while bearing toxic gifts of gratuity. Globally it's the brand of small town mentality. Look behind the mask of the propriety. See through the window of opportunity. Around the view promoted politically. Past the misuses of history to the avoidance of present reality. You'll uncover the local gentry. Globally it's the brand of small town insanity. The gentry laugh unceasingly playing the game blatantly banking on the prosperity. Users take it humorously while looking at the hypocrisy recognizing the fraternity. Their victims aren't always the enemy. It has to be dealt with truthfully. Know what to look for you will see which of the pillars of the community hold the keys to the informal pharmacy. Living beyond their means materially toys for the boys can be costly. Globally it's the brand of small town insanity. Pg. 2 of 2 Ironically victims possess the key to the powers of the local gentry. Votes of disapproval anonymously can close the window of opportunity. Spoken in united group harmony only your truth will set you free. Globally it's the brand of small town mentality. Strangers don't go away accidentally seeking distant equal opportunity it's just not their brand of insanity. Author: James L. Halstrum ( The Stone Shadow ) (C) 1991 All rights reserved. “Lyric Publication and Promotion” P.O.Box 1326 Montague, PEI C0A-1R0 Phone/FAX: 902-838-2218 natvspol@gmail.com http://www.facebook.com/james.halstrum1 The youth of the world must turn their backs on the informal pharmacy. “JUST SAY NO” No one is forced into the informal pharmacy it's their own decision to give up the self control of their lives and their self respect. + all of the collateral damage to self, friends, family, community, etc. Make more positive and better choices in your lives. NOTE: Especially stay away from MOLLY and Krokodil : look up the results of using these 2 drugs, alone. http://www.teendrugabuseprevention.com/haveyouheardabout.../ File # 3 of 5. Lyric / song # 7 of 12 Date: Nov. 22 / 2013

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“One example of the principles and practice of Self Help”
“The Therapeutic Process”
+ Regarding Reoccurring Negative Dreams and Flashbacks.
EXAMPLE
A father and son, living on the West coast of Canada ( in the Vancouver area ), loved to go
sailing between the mainland and Vancouver Island. The father, over the years, had
upgraded from a small boat to a larger sail boat and the son was intending to follow his
example, but, at the time of this example the son only had a small boat.
One day the son went for a sail in his boat and a major storm came up which caused his
boat to capsize. The son drowned on that day and his body was never recovered.
As result, the father kept having a reoccurring dream regarding the loss of his son and the
lack of closure. ( no funeral for closure because the son's body was never recovered )
In the dream the father would go out in his sail boat to where his son had drowned and he
would dive over the side and swim down to the bottom. When he would get to the bottom
he would find a treasure chest and when he opened it up it would, always, be empty.
( it can be said that the father treasured his son )
At that time, I was a co-facilitator of a therapeutic group in which the father ( as a
participant ) told the story of his reoccurring dream and to address the problem the
following potential solution was proposed to him.
• Write up his story including his emotions, feelings, appreciations, anger,
resentments, positives and negatives of the relationship with his son and with
his death, etc.
• Buy a small tree ( hopefully his sons favourite kind of tree).
• Take the write up, the tree and some pictures of his son ( + small personal
objects / reminders of his son ) and take them to his son's favourite place.
NOTE: His son's favourite place was up on a forested knoll over looking Horse
Shoe Bay on the North Shore of Vancouver where he could see the marina that he
and his father used to dock their sail boats.

2. • The father was to take the write up, the tree, the pictures and the personal
• objects to the knoll.
• Dig a hole for the tree / then read your write up ALOUD..
• Set fire to the papers ( write up ) pictures and personal items.
• Let the smoke go up into the air, the ashes and personal items fall into the
hole.
• Plant the tree over them. ( burying them and the problem in order to gain
closure )
The father never had the reoccurring dream again...
NOTE: People and their family members can, by using these principles and practices,
gain closure in relation to various kinds of personal and family issues = loss of a loved
one, abuse, addiction, PTSD ( especially reoccurring dreams ), suicide prevention, anger
management, beginnings and endings, unfinished business, closure, etc.
Some guidelines:
Use your own imagination and creativity when you apply
these principles and practices to your own personal + family issues.
This can be done alone and/or with others who can appreciate their attendance
and find value in the process.
NOTE: This therapeutic process can stand alone and/or be an addition to
existing individual or group therapy programs.
Helpful hints:
1. You can bury and get over your own personal / family issues and start an anger free life.
2. Planting ( a living memorial, a bush, shrub or a crop ) represents hope for the future.
3. “The obstacles in life, often, become precisely what is required”...
Warm Regards, to family members dealing with the loss of a loved one(s) and related
family issues ( past, present and future ).
Author James L. Halstrum ( The Stone Shadow )
P.O.Box 1326 Montague, PEI C0A-1R0 + Phone 902-838-2218
Note: If this helps and/or saves the life of one person, I'll be pleased.