Waking Times: For thousands of years, the ‘house slave’ has been one which was
treated better than the other slaves; allowed to live in the master’s
house or at least apart from the others which were usually beaten into
submission to carry out the toil of the day. The house slave was also
something to aspire to, for it offered a hope of relief from the worst
of their existence. The house slave was loyal to his master and was
often used as a spy and as someone to ‘negotiate’ with the others and
coax them into accepting their fate with a smile. The Stockholm syndrome was not just borne out of Sweden. Looking
throughout human history, one can see that slavery and money (gold) are
both very predominant within the story of humanity. As the ages
progressed, slavery had to take on a clandestine form, as it was no
longer ‘acceptable’ and a ‘soft slavery‘ was introduced..
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