I write of the changing theater domains of war, one that many of our military are experiencing as they return home. A domain of psychological and spiritual struggle. It is a theater of battle not only experienced by those of the military but also growing segments of our civilian populations, especially those of our youth. This work is to address the concern of PTSD and suicide as reported of both veterans and school age children. The work serves as a tool for those who are pressured by the intangible enemy in wars of both the conventional type and the electronically communicated text and voice of the bully generated war of words that has precipitated deaths in our Public Education Systems and the nation.