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Hello there.
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The most frightening behavioral patterns on Earth are behavioral patterns that are disguised
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Because they're disguised they tend to be the most difficult to recognize
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Obviously if you can't recognize something it's a barrier [to] awareness not only in the people who are exhibiting these behavioral traits
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But also the people who are observing them or shall I say?
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failing [to] observe
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I've decided that over the next years
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I'm going to make it a personal point to expose these disguised behavioral patterns
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But the first I'm going to expose to you today is a common pattern
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that is in fact the most insidious of the covert patterns and
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it is called the victim control dynamic in
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this control Dynamic one person sets [themselves] up to look like the good guy the victim and
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Someone else the bad guy the perpetrator
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However the reason that this is a disguise is because it's the wolf in sheep's clothing
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technique
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The person who is creating the problem in the first place is in fact the one who's painting themselves as the victim
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now this human behavior shows itself quite often in childhood and
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often with the younger siblings
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So let's say you've got a family and there's a younger sibling and they don't feel their power within the family system
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Because of that lack of empowerment their power is dependent upon other people
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so what happens the younger sibling walked in towards the older sibling and
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Smacks them and then what do they do
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right so the older system goes sister or brother goes running after the child and then the parents walk in they take the
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Situation at face value, and who's the bad guy?
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the older sibling
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Now the older sibling gets punished
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And what do we know if those of us who are?
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Older siblings the younger sibling will do what once the parents come in and play the rescuer to this child?
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They'll usually stick their tongue out as if look I won
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You know this seems really innocent, but what happens when people do this in adulthood [I]?
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[did] the YouTube video a while ago called how to sell your soul to the devil in that episode?
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I explained that unmet needs are what causes demonic attachments and
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Demonic expressions of behavior because what underlies them is a need that has to be met [and] manipulatively?
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When it comes to controlling?
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power dynamics as of the case of the victim control dynamic the unmet needs are a sense of personal empowerment [a]
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Sense of [oneself] as being good handed tension
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because the person feels their need for personal empowerment and the
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Safety that comes with it as well as their need for attention and a sense of inner goodness cannot be meant
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Directly it has to be met
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Indirectly and Superbly manipulative ways and these manipulations are played out towards the person or people that the person feels less [then]
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The reason the Victim control Dynamic is so difficult to recognize for someone who is exhibiting this behavior
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Themselves is because the ceilings behind the behavior
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aren't fake
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Now when we manipulate it's easy to recognize that we're manipulating when we're doing it consciously
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But many of these power control dynamics are not done consciously
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So for example the feeling of being completely powerless to someone
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That's very real regardless of whether or not it is a reflection of what [is] true or not the feeling is real
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So when we're [dealing] with people?
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To exhibit this victim control dynamic the feelings behind that behavior are accurate
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They feel like the world has been unfair to them they feel like they're not in control of their life
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they actually feel like they need [to] be rescued and
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They literally feel powerless to the person who they're carrying out this behavior towards
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Regardless of whether or not they are actually
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Powerless to it or not
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So for example let's say that you took a job working for a boss
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But because of the way that you feel any kind of authority figure makes you feel powerless
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When you get around that person your feelings of being unfairly treated or being
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Dominated and that's not being in control of your reality. [you're] probably going to come up those are very real feelings
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because of that you're going to see the boss the authority figure is the bad guy and you're going to start to feel like the
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Victim regardless whether or not that dynamic is actually occurring
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But the problem is if you're one of these people who is in this victim control dynamic?
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Chances are you're not going to see that the issue is your own feeling of powerlessness after all you could just quit the job
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What you're going to do is you're going [to] focus on how your boss is messed up
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How he really is being unfair and all the evil [things] you think he's doing
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Underneath the Victim control Dynamic is an extremely low self-esteem
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Now the center of Self-esteem and self-concept is a sense of seeing yourself as as good
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But obviously if you have poor self-esteem, you can't see yourself as good
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So you have to find a way to see yourself as good in a manipulative way
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so what do you need in order to feel good a
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villain
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For people who exhibit this [behavioural] pattern often the only access they have to seeing and feeling
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Themselves as good as by seeing and feeling someone else [as] really bad and having other people
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validate that perspective for them
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The Victim control Dynamic can be carried out one on one the way this usually shows up is between two friends or a partner
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Situation now one person will play the victim [even] [though] like I said their feelings are accurate behind it they will portray
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The pictures that they are the abused victim of their partner
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to their partner or that they're the abused friend of
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Their friends to their friend and the reason this is done is to deliberately make the other person feel super Super guilty
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So that they will
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Conform to whatever is needed or wanted of them. That's why we call this a control technique
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So this one-on-one expression of the victim control dynamic is painful enough
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but it's not until this dynamic gets exposed to social groups that it takes on its particularly demonic form
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It is this dynamic of feeling your goodness [only] in contrast to somebody who is totally?
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horrible that makes this pattern so incredibly insidious because
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It works
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We as people are absolutely
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conditioned to side
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with the Underdog
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We are conditioned to do this why because our species
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Survival depended upon it in fact one of the main reasons why our species survived like it did
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We cared eight people within our society
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We defend
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When someone looks like the victim it triggers our own feelings of vulnerability
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And so we project that onto them and then by defending them. We are in fact defending the vulnerable side of ourselves
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But because of this projection that we all do of our own vulnerability
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[onto] whoever looks like the Victim we cannot see Beyond the surface of things
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We cannot perceive ourselves being used as an accessory to a control dynamic
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The Victim control Dynamic is just that it's a control dynamic
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And so what's going to happen when someone is on the receiving end of this dynamic?
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They're going to respond just as somebody would to any threat
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They're going to respond with defense. They're going to respond with Anger and they're going to respond with their own
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control techniques and
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That is why the victim control drama
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Always works
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it always works because it capitalizes [on] the response of
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The person who is actually the victim to this control dynamic?
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by making the real victim
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the False Victim and the False victim the real victim
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The people involved in this situation cannot see who the real underdog is
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That's because the person who is playing out the victim control dynamic is the first one to take a strike?
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But people aren't seeing that
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Because it is instantly followed up
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[with] them falling back into the behavior of being the victim being unfairly treated, and how horrible life has been for them and
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obviously because it's a control dynamic the person [who's] on the receiving end of this control dynamic is going to get mad at them so
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All the people on the exterior see is
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An Obvious underdog who's being picked on even worse?
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By someone who's angry?
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This is profoundly gaslighting for the person who is on the receiving end of this behavior it pulls them out of their own
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reality where they were just going about their business as usual and suddenly were cast into the role the perpetrator by someone and
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Suddenly were convicted a crime. They had no idea be even committed
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[gaslighting] is a form of abuse where you try to skew someone's reality?
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It's where you try to convince them that what they saw they didn't see what they heard they didn't hear in their perception of reality
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Means they are crazy
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And it makes people feel crazy. It makes them lose their mind
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That's why it's so profoundly abusive
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When someone strikes out at you in a power play and then plays the victim to you
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It messes with your sanity [and] sense of reality
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To give you another analogy
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It'd be like somebody coming up to you on the street hitting your legs out with a metal pipe
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And then instantly getting down on the floor [and] rolling around as if you're the one that hit down
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so
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Imagine in this scenario that somebody was to go hit you in the legs of the metal pipe
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And then they instantly drop to the [ground] said, why are you doing this to me?
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It's all in there and rolling around on the ground as if they were just hit by the metal pipe
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Now obviously that would make you super angry
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So imagine you were like the hell with that you just hit me get up off the floor
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This is not okay, and that was what people saw
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Was a person standing over someone who is rolling around on the floor as if they'd just been hit?
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who is being yelled at through the Monster in the Scenario now and
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this is how the person who's [actually] the target of the victim control dynamic gets targeted by the entire social group and
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A full victim is the one who is going to be defended?
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the way that the real victim reacts to the False victim
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Just validates the way that that false victim is trying to portray
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The real Victim as the bad guy as the evil one
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So now once everyone Rallies around the false victim against the real victim
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They do this to avoid being the bad guy themselves this pattern forces people to identify with their hero
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Personality and defend their victim personality externally against their on the villain personality externally
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everyone validates this person's poorni mentality by saying caution right I feel so sorry for you and
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The real victim becomes a bad guy in everyone's eyes in this way, and in this way the false victim is in fact controlling everyone
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Including the real victim and they get feel sense of empowerment and [goodness] is way
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it's
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At this point that this dynamic in a social group gets even more
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gaslighting
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Because the false victim which is in fact the one playing the victim control dynamic
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Now goes into a pattern of behavior where they decide between two courses of action
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Either they decide they're going to stand up to [you] and be empowered
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Against the person who they're playing this control drama against in which case
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they're encouraged to do so by [the] social group as if they're standing up to an abuser or
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They choose to Rally the entire social group around helping that person with their anger their reactivity
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So they leave other people into this collective project of helping the person [who] is very distressed
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They are in fact calling and in both scenarios the real victim becomes the scapegoat of this social group
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this dynamic destroys lives when it happens between parents and children as that sometimes does in dysfunctional homes and
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Often with the mother so what we will see this pattern that's most common
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Is that the mother will feel powerless in some way to one of the children that she has?
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because of that feeling of powerlessness
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She will pull one of these victims control dynamics towards her own child
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whereby she
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Paints that child as the problem one that's causing all of her issues
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She will then weave the entire family in
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to her side defending her
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Against this child and then flip it so she can feel her own goodness even further by weaving everybody in
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to heal that family scapegoat
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And it's often times when family scapegoats commit suicide that this [particulars] don't have it going on in the family home
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When someone has locks in the victim control dynamics they want to make you feel like you've wrong with them
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Or done bad to them. [they] want you to feel guilt and shame, but here's the key
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when it works and if they manage [to] actually produce proof that you have wronged or hurt them in some way no matter what you
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Do to make amends [or] make things right it will produce no lasting improvements their errors being victimized and wronged by you
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Does not go away [no] matter what you do. They will continue to produce more scenarios where you've wronged them
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Often creating scenarios where they already know you will choose in the opposite direction of what they want
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They already know you're going to say no to them so again they can repeat this
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dynamic of keeping you in the bad guy role
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And then the poor me rule when someone is in a victim control drama they also tend to hunt for apologies
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Because the apology feels like an I win
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To someone that needs to one-up the other person by proving that they're good and the other person is bad
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But no resolve the last because that is how they get their power
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So resolving the feelings of being wronged only lasts as far as the apology
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Then they have to slip back into the same dynamic to gain back a sense of power again
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In the spiritual world and the pSychology world the word victim tends to carry a huge stigma
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Because of the stigma we can't ever actually
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Address the Aspects of us that do feel sorry for ourselves or the aspects of ourselves that were actually victimized
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Because we're so shamed for even thinking that way
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So what happens when we can't even acknowledge aspects of [ourselves]?
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They turn Demonic they get completely out of control now
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They're the ones that are running the show but from our subconscious mind, and we're not even aware [of] it
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It is critical that we take off the stigmas and we can actually become aware of the aspects ourselves that do feel sorry for ourselves
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They do feel unfairly treated, and they do feel hurt that do feel powerless
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The reality is if you succumb to the victim control dynamic
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And this is a behavioral pattern that you have
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You were not supported [be] nurtured like you needed to be as a child
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You do not get taught the empowerment that you should have been taught you were victimized instead. That's why
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This is the only way you could gain power it is this original
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Victimization that needs to be focused on other one is what happens is it gets played [out] in your current?
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Relationships in situations where you're not actually getting victimized?
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here's the thing
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There will be the occasional scenario where some psychotic husband
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Bashes his wife's brains out with a shovel and puts her in the back of the car in those types of situations you are powerless
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But the reality is in your adult life if you're in their piece of situation you do have the power to leave it
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So if we're not leaving it
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We have to ask ourselves. Why?
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Oftentimes when [we] ask Ourselves why [it's] because the only control we actually have by being in it
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The only way we actually get a sense of goodness is by being abused
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we have to see the difference [between] our own powerlessness that exists no matter what other people [around] us do or don't do and
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other people making us powerless
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This is the form of responsibility. We [have] to start taking for our own weakness and fear
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For any of you who exhibit this victims control dynamic in your relationships? I want to speak to you for a minute
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the suckiest part about having been victimized is that it doesn't change the fact that you still have to live a normal life and
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We all know how freaking hard that is but there comes a [point] where it's like
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Yes, you were tortured. Yes, you were abused or yes
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you were just not nursing the way you need to be nurtured and life was unfair [and]
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what's more on the fair is that even so
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It doesn't change the fact that you have to take responsibility
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for your life and start from where you are even if it is at a disadvantage and
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To put one foot in front of the other until you're actually creating the kind of life you [wanna] create
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this particular
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Dynamic just like all other camouflaged dynamics has to be exposed for it not to work
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So for this reason if you're in a [situation] where this victim control dynamics taking place the dynamic itself has to be exposed
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You can start by saying directly to this person
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I feel like you're making me feel guilty or ashamed to control me [and] to make yourself [look] [like] the victim so that these people
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Will defend you against me
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Or so that I will do what you want
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and
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I feel like you are being really unfair
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When they argue with you and make you feel guilt for that simply tell them I'm only telling you what I feel
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Instead of arguing with their logic keep telling them how the situation fuels to you
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When you're dealing with some of these in this dynamic you have to zoom way out, so your responses can be ahead of theirs
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So what you want to do is basically expose them in their game any
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Question could be used for this but for example you want to ask them. What do you want me to do right now?
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What is your next step?
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You keep putting it back on them for how they need resolution to occur so [that] it can be exposed that they don't actually want
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Resolution they need to see that what they actually want is to win
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Or to have other people see you as bad or to be
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Rescued in some way or you know fill in the blank they want you to be cast in the victim role
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In other words they're looking to be validated in being the victim and to stay the victim because of what that gets them
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If they give you an answer as to what they need for a perceived injustice
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And it doesn't seem fair [to] you at all ask them
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Why they [think] that would give them [some] sense of justice if they say I need an apology ask them
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Why, what would [that] give you?
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understandably, so this particular pattern is so
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incredibly [frustrating] that most people do not actually have [the] wherewithal to control their
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reactivity to the degree that they need to control it to
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Deal with people who are exhibiting this behavior in a way where they can expose the game instead of just implicate themselves
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underneath it all we're locked in the Victim control dynamic
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We have to own the fact that we have aspects of us that feel weak ashamed out of control of ourselves
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Victimized Powerless and sorry for [ourselves]. We have to admit we feel sorry for ourselves
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We desperately want people to sit and just listen to this aspect of us and see it and validate it and potentially rescue us out
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Of it so except this is where I am
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This aspect of us still asleep is probably in the past we were victimized in the situation where we were completely helpless
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But we need to be open to the idea that we're probably acting helpless in a situation where we aren't helpless
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We're simply not acknowledging our responsibility for our own choices that we're making and that are keeping us in the situation [that] feels bad
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We want emotional validation for our pain, so desperately we can RVC straight
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When we're engaged in the control dynamic. We're not being authentic the question is what are [we] not being authentic about?
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Usually it's the way we really feel what we really want what we really think
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Being inauthentic allows us to not face something about ourselves. That's too scary or painful to face
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What's ironic is taking responsibility [for] what we actually feel what we actually want what we actually think and how?
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We are the ones keeping ourselves trapped in a power of situation is in fact the first step to empowerment any
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Form of manipulation designed to take energy from someone is about not being able to acknowledge or state what we actually need
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Usually we've done this because we decided what we need is bad
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For example on today's world a person can't just acknowledge their need for their pain to be validated and so instead
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they just [incessantly] complain about things that don't change a
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Person who can't acknowledge their need to be significant
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[may] kill someone to be significant if the person can't admit to their need to be the center of attention
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[they] may just cause all kinds of conflict to be the center of attention
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To understand more [about] how this works watch my video on [YouTube] titled meet your needs
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So long story short you've got to become aware of your needs and you've got to admit to them even if you think admitting to
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Them makes you a bad person [it] in fact makes you a hundred times safer and 100 times more empowered
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But I want you to ask yourself
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Why is it that I can't assert my needs?
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What am I so afraid will happen if I assert my needs in the certain way in a straightforward way?
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Why do I make other people responsible for my needs and then make them the bad guy if they can't meet them?
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If you're doing that the person is locked into the can control drama they want your energy they want your positive attention
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They want your sympathy [they] want your empowerment. They want be rescued by you they want for you to take [responsibility] for them
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So be honest with yourself
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Can you really do that?
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The sad thing about people who are locked in the victim control dynamic is they so often gravitate towards relationships with people who quite?
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Literally can't provide those leads to them
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so they're going to constantly be locked in a cycle of things being unfair and not getting their needs met which is in fact a
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retraumatization
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for them
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You have to consult your own personal boundaries on this next one, but there is a unanimous way to stop these control dynamics
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And that's to give them exactly what they want if you can
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Now for somebody who is in the victim control dynamic what they want is your energy and so the best way to get them to?
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Stop the control dynamics is to just give it to them
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What I represent [no] resistance. It's the same energy for those of you. Who are resisting it
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It's the same energy is walking into a room full of mosquitos
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Willing to just give them your blood
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But here's [the] thing if you find yourself on the receiving
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End of this victim control dynamic often then you have a weak spot it
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Is that weak spot that is being?
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Capitalized on by the person who is exhibiting this victim control dynamic, and it is that very weakness?
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Which helped you enter into this person's life in the first place [that]
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[weak] spot is the inability to sit with any feeling with a shame
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guilt or being a bad person you
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[can't] sit with this emotion and as a result you're a rescuer
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You rescue someone anytime you [fear] you might be the slightest bit responsible
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for their pain
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Now here's a thing if you really have this weakness
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And you're the kind of person who if you drive by a homeless person on the street, and you don't give them [money] now
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You're responsible for why they can't eat tonight
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This is the type [of] personality that people who are deep in the victim control dynamic love to find and feed on
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So if you have a [situation] in your [life] where someone your life is playing this victim control dynamic perpetually you are
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constantly cast in the role of the bad guy, [I]
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Need you to look back at how [you] first met
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see if you can identify any
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Dynamic there where you rescued them from something where you saw them as disadvantaged in some way and yourself is responsible
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To meet those needs so they were no longer disadvantaged in that way
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Now here's the funny part
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Chances are when you met it was in a way where you were trying to rescue them from something or someone and
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potentially that thing you were trying to rescue them from
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Before was [just] someone or something they had pulled the same victim control dynamic with before you
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So take a good look at your childhood
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why is it that you feel so
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Incapacitated to sit with your own feelings of [shame] that are the result of feeling like you have caused some one pain in some way
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Who didn't you rescue?
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Why are you so desperate to rescue people?
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Now the more adept you get at sitting with the feelings of shame and guilt the more immune you are to people who try to
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Capitalize on all your resources through making you feel shame guilt
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if we have become a victim to this control dynamic in any way, we need to become aware of the holy trinity of
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personas Within Ourselves
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the Victim within us that holds our
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Vulnerability and that we are trying to rescue to other people the villain within us that we [are] trying to avoid at all
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Costs and the hero who is so desperate to be good it gets in all kinds of trouble trying to rescue people?
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When we start to care for these aspects within us?
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The war between these aspects will end and they will stop having to externalize in our world as other people
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but this particular dynamic the victim control dynamic it destroys social groups and
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so for this reason I [decided] to expose it today look at your relationships and see if you can see it clearly and
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remember
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Sometimes it is very important to [acknowledge]
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who the victim is and in our society we have a very our time with that a
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Lot of times especially when we don't want to sit with the discomfort of what reality actually looks like outside in the world
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That's not safe
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We don't side with the victim when we really should
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other times
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Because of our own projection. We side with the false victim. We side with the person who looks like
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They're the victim when in fact
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They're being the villain
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Huh?