A viewer asks: “I get nightmares about test taking. I fail simple tests. I got very poor standardized test scores. I freak out and get panic attacks even with a simple test. For example, I would do okay when I am doing accounting by myself (after a lot of struggle), but not taking a test for accounting…I’m even very poor with test taking outside of academics. For example, if you would ask me to make a simple cup of coffee and present it like a test, there is a 99% chance, I will mess it up. I also have issues in giving job interviews, I freak out and I even faint sometimes.” Is this anxiety a consequence of her being a targeted individual?

This is very much the case. She has been through a long series of manipulations and ongoing torment to keep her deep subconscious on high alert, fearing the worst, and it telegraphs her fear, in turn, to the body and conscious level of the mind through producing negative emotions. So, fear will rise up within her and become associated with current life circumstances, such as any time she is put on the spot, knowing she will be evaluated in some fashion. That is one of a number of triggers that will stir up programmed associations and ramp up strong emotions, even to a level it might be disabling, as with fainting or a crippling anxiety level to prevent her successful function for a time and making her look incompetent or, at a minimum, to be a troubled person. And not everyone will overlook that without judgment that could work against her. So, the magnitude of what was done to produce her fragile state is the reason why it is well entrenched and produces an extreme reaction. This is more intense and more deeply entrenched than typical fears acquired through life experience typical of what young people have when they are still starting out, and might be exposed to someone who is overbearing or has unreasonably high expectations, and the seeds are planted to have repeated bouts of anxiety.