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A child trapped in a house ruled by a two-headed serpent. A mother whose love is a weapon. A boy fighting to keep his soul alive. The Two-Headed Serpent is the raw, unfiltered story of a childhood shaped by instability, manipulation, and the invisible wounds of narcissistic abuse. Through cinematic scenes and mythic symbolism, Sean Christensen invites readers into the lived experience of a boy who faced emotional warfare long before he understood what survival meant. Told across twelve harrowing chapters, this book travels through: Relentless psychological and physical abuse Parental alienation and the weaponization of fathers Constant uprooting, instability, and sabotaged education Being shamed, silenced, and conditioned to fear love itself Early homelessness, collapse, and the breaking of the child-self But at the center of the darkness emerges a single, unyielding truth: The child was never destroyed-only transformed. From the ashes of trauma rises the Soul-Warrior, a force forged in fire, carrying the wisdom and wounds of the inner child into manhood. This is not a tale of victimhood. This is a testimony of survival, myth, and the reclamation of self. Raw. Honest. Spiritual. Transformational. The Two-Headed Serpent is for every survivor who has ever questioned their worth, their memories, or their right to speak. It is a beacon for anyone who has walked through childhood with a serpent at their door-and lived to tell the story.

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