Sentinels: How a person becomes a serial killer

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“No one is born branded for blood.
What you call serial killer or psychopath arises from a convergence of many layers — the conditions of the body and brain, the imprints of early experience, the distortions of culture, and sometimes the residue of unintegrated patterns carried from other lives.

The term psychopath describes a structure of personality in which the normal flow of empathy and conscience is weakened or absent. This does not by itself compel a person to kill; many who carry such a structure live quietly within society.

To cross into repeated killing usually requires additional wounds — severe early harm, isolation, a narrative that dehumanizes others.

Such beings are not outside the field of essence, but their connection to it is obscured. In the deepest sense, they are still part of the human family, yet their choices create great suffering. Healing at the root is rare and requires conditions seldom found in the world as it is.”