Jamais vu

Over the next few moments, take a self-psychological moment
and get into the conviction of jamais vu. Seeing
eyeless allows one to gain insight and empathy into a world most know nothing
about or are too afraid to invest emotionally.

Crossing the bridge onto renewing adventures is challenging.
For those leaving prison and entering a new world the level of trauma is dominated
by an eerie sense of misplacement.

Try to imagine entering a new world after 13 years wrongly
incarcerated as Duck experienced.

One of our goals at 2^nd
Chance University is to bring worlds together through life experiences from
Duck, Stick, and many others contributing to our curriculum.

Don’t just read the lines from Duck, for a moment, feel each word and emotion. Come to understand crossing the bridge is not a matter of walking through an opened steel door.

Doing Time

After serving 13 years Duck entered a changed world. For a moment, place yourself in his shoes and imagine how your life would be if you were locked away for the next 13 years.

• What world would you enter?
• What do you think the most difficult adjustment you would have to make?

Escape jamais vu: See eyeless to transcend self/social-delusion

I welcome your stories to be added into our series. If you chose to share or support, email me directly.

For those wishing to introduce 2^nd Chance University justice-involved empowerment programs into an organization, institution, or facility, step forward; together we can make a difference.

Danny Huffman
407-878-0474
2^nd Chance University
www.2ndChanceUniversity.org
dhuffman@2ndChanceUniversity.org