#victim mindset

[jordynbreeloa777]

10 minute method & limiting belief debunking.

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୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ 🍂 ⋅୧ ‧₊˚ I want you to try the “10 minute method” and see how fast your manifestation unfolds into your reality. This technique is when you either can set a timer for 10 minutes, and straight robotically affirm. It’s better if you do this like 3 times a day, especially if you waver when robotically affirming! This method is so powerful and helps to saturate your subconscious with your dominant thoughts you want to manifest. You can play a subliminal in the background while your affirming, or play a game, anything ! As long as you affirm 10 minutes straight. You can also do longer then 10 if you want, but minimum 10 minutes. Some people may ask “isn’t this coming from a state of lack because you shouldn’t force yourself to affirm straight” no..it isn’t. I just realized this was such a limiting belief i had for such a long time that you had to think “from, and not try to “want or get” your manifestation. Sammy Ingram slapped me right out of these victim state beliefs, and the fair Anwser is no. Your subconscious isn’t going to be like “well are you thinking from you desire? Are you wanting this from a place of lack? If so, nope. Not having it. I’m not going to give it to you.” NO. your subconscious doesn’t have a mind, brain, or soul of its own. It’s literally you. Plus, if you really want your desire and you know exactly how to get it, stop being lazy and affirm and persist. As well as, your subconscious just knows that your focusing on __ (your desire) more so that’s what it’s gonna display in your reality. Plus, I promise you after doing this your going to feel so fullfilled!

[conscious-pisces]

“Reject your sense of injury and the injury itself disappears.”

—Marcus Aurelius

In other words, we gotta say bye to victim mentality.

[hushpuppy5-blog]

"Human beings see oppression vividly when they're the victims. Otherwise they victimize blindly and without a thought."

Isaac Bashevis Singer

[sawiet]

generally coming back to the previous post i want to add that draco's family is quite typical with an aggressive tyrant father and a narcissistic mother with victim syndrome who always looks defenceless and saintly against her husband's background.

[111angelstheme111]

A Way Out of Depression—Your Mindset

In my life, I've observed two individuals, Amber and Joe, who faced significant challenges. Their responses highlight the impact of one's mindset when dealing with adversity.

Amber, my older cousin, once battled major depression, low self-esteem, and even suicidal thoughts for over a year. She isolated herself, detaching from family and friends, and became a shadow of her former self. She hated her situation and herself. But Amber decided to take small steps towards change. She stopped listening to depressive music that deepened her negativity, started joining her family in the living room, going to the gym, and gradually reconnected with her friends.

On the other hand, there's Joe, a family friend's mother. She endured a history of abuse and infidelity from her husband. Despite the emotional turmoil, she stayed in the relationship for the sake of her children. Unfortunately, this decision took a toll on her mental health, leading to depression and thoughts of despair. Her resentment towards her children grew as she felt they didn't appreciate her sacrifices. Joe, trapped in a victim mindset, struggled to acknowledge her own faults and continually saw herself as the victim in her relationship. When offered opportunities to change her circumstances, she remained stuck (refusing to divorce her husband even if she hated him).

The contrasting experiences of Amber and Joe reveal the power of one's perspective. Amber recognized her situation and took steps, even small ones, to improve her life. She worked on self-love and reconnection. In contrast, Joe clung to her circumstances, missed opportunities for change, and projected her pain onto her children.

This illustrates that mindset indeed makes all the difference. Amber's shift towards a more positive and proactive mindset enabled her to gradually reshape her life. On the other hand, Joe's persistent victim mentality held her back from seizing opportunities for improvement. 

So this leads to my question, would you rather be Amber or Joe?

When facing a difficult circumstance, you are allowed to let yourself feel your emotions, cry your heart out and all. But do not forget to reflect on your actions and others’ actions as well. If you find yourself in the wrong, do make small steps to change for a better you. Be mindful of yourself and don’t get carried away. Don’t let yourself be a victim to a negative mindset, because you are stronger and more capable than your limiting beliefs.

*It’s also important to recognize that individuals like Joe, who are stuck in a victim mindset, often require support, understanding, and sometimes professional help to break free. Let's remember that everyone's journey through adversity is unique, and offering empathy and support is paramount. So if you do have a Joe in your life, help them. 

[brownskinallure]

Victim by Default

Being a victim is an easy default. It’s easy to blame external circumstances or other people for our problems. It’s easy to feel sorry for ourselves and think that we have no control over our lives. But leading yourself requires self-awareness and progress. It means taking ownership of your life and your actions. It means recognizing that you have the power to change your circumstances, even if it’s not easy.

Self-awareness is the first step to leading yourself. It means understanding your strengths and weaknesses, your values and beliefs, and how you react to different situations. It means being honest with yourself and taking responsibility for your actions. Progress is the second step. It means setting goals and working towards them, even if it means stepping outside of your comfort zone. It means recognizing that failure is a part of the process and using it as an opportunity to learn and grow.

Being a victim is easy, but it’s not fulfilling. It’s not how you want to live your life. Leading yourself requires courage, vulnerability, and hard work, but it’s worth it. It means living a life on your own terms and being the best version of yourself.

So, ask yourself: Are you a victim or a leader? Are you going to let external circumstances control your life, or are you going to take control and lead yourself towards a better future? The choice is yours.

[thoughtsofapessimistttt]

People with a victim mindset even though they manipulated the whole situation and are 100% in the wrong 🚩🚩🚩

[astoldbytode]

Put an end to "Nice Guy Syndrome"!

In the current era of rapid information exchange and personal revelations, it’s easy to slip into what I call “delulu hours” – a time when our delusions about how others should behave collide with the reality of their actions. Whether it’s internal reflections or external events, everyone experiences moments of shattered illusions. However, it’s crucial to recognize and address patterns of…

[rickollie]

The Trauma that Was Caused

Great new advice from Agnes on healing. A must read! #healing #healingjourney #EasterSunday #mentalhealth #health #Trauma #UnconditionalLove #LostLove #Love #LoveHurts #Inspirational #Caring #Therapy #Forgivness #Kindness #GoodReads #LifeLessons #MyLife

And Healing It with Agnieszka Rdesinska     “I think being active and pro-active really helps with anything and writing in your case – you are so good!” – Natalia Kessler, on my healing journey. I use her words of encouragement as I give you this piece on Easter Sunday with Agnieszka (Agnes) Rdesinska. Agnieszka (Agnes) Rdesinska I’ve got to admit, healing from the trauma caused by Casey’s…

[jordynbreeloa777]

THE VICTIM DOCUMENT & THE LOA CREATORS CODE GUIDE.

This document is by Solar which was a subliminal maker but sadly her page got terminated:( She really helped me change the mindset and become the master manifestor I am so ALL CREDITS GOES TO HER! ( I did not make this at all Solar did! ) { I HIGHLY RECOMMEND READING THIS, AND APPLY ALL THE INFORMATION STATED. LIKE FR. 💝 }

[blk-chauvinist]

Hard to believe the types of warped individuals who breathe the same air as sane people.

This is not AI. This is not Photoshop. This was not made up. This is a real person...who actually believes this real insanity...

[pinknecko]

How Semantics Defines Humbleness and How Ego Defies It.

Humbleness is a specious thing. It’s seen as one thing, but it’s actually another. The less ego you have or seem to have, the more “humble” you are or seem to be. So, how is humbleness portrayed, and how can we make our own personal walk to what (I believe) humbleness actually is? Before my current experiences with humility, which I will talk about later, the word “humble” brought up 2 things…

[monicascot]

Freely Ashley | I Left Woke Victimhood And Built Resilience | Woke Up

In this captivating discussion, Freely Ashley illuminates the process of transitioning from anger to empowerment, offering valuable insights and guidance for those who aspire to break free from restrictive ideologies. She encourages individuals to embrace critical thinking as a means to achieve personal growth and intellectual freedom, making the conversation thought-provoking and enlightening.

[jccheapalier]

"We Are Taught That Difficulties Make You Weaker" - John McWhorter on Vi...

[livingwellnessblog]

Overcoming the Victim Mentality: A Journey to Self-Empowerment through the Law of Assumption.

Overcoming the Victim Mentality: An LOA Journey to Self-Empowerment. You dwell upon a thing for a long while and make it real, so you’re always coming backto it. That state to which I most often return constitutes my dwelling place. You’ll find acertain person – after a little while, he’s always talking on a certain subject, and he’scoming back to it and back to it and back to it. He may be…

[sopping-beast]

Hi that photo of you with a Winchester 1892 (I think) made me leak so much I'm not allowed to cum today but you make me really want to. I'm normal about terrifying dykes with firearms (especially if they point them at me and force me to violate myself).

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