It is your God-given right to protect yourself and your loved ones from being indiscriminately victimized. A Domestic and Spiritual Violence Intervention Handbook is a helpful tool for bystanders as author Caleb Jordan exposes some generational myths that have originated in falsehood. Many people have said the best defense is a good offense. Potential victims have the right to always protect themselves. Do you know what it feels like to not be able to take the kitchen trash out regularly without calculating your every step from fear of a deranged homicidal lunatic stalker jumping out of the bushes to violently attack you? The feeling of anticipating being ambushed on a 24/7 basis can keep you weighed down and feeling depressed. Stress is known to cause cancer Eliminate some stress and eliminate some forms of cancer. How about dating? Should a person know whether or not the person they're out on a date with has a violent stalker and is in potential danger of being physically attacked? When you are being violently stalked and threatened, would it be wise to go on a date with someone who may be subsequently exposed to a traumatic attack on them by the known stalker? Would you offer a ride to a stranded motorist without disclosing the fact that you are in potential danger? Would you accept a ride from a person knowing you are being violently stalked and threatened, subsequently exposing the hospitable motorist to the potential danger? This typical kind of circumstantial anxiety and fear created can be defined as terrorism.