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    within themselves by doing it outside. And, in this way, it will not bedone. It is only that they do not feel self-empowered enough to understandthat they are powerful enough to blend and create anything that theydesire, without having to force anything upon anyone else to do it. Youfollow me? That is one of the basic ideas.

    It is also and opportunity for your society to also recognize it has manyfears about the need for defense. And, in particular, you have a basicbelief in your society that your adults are beyond redemption, but that thechildren are the hope of the world. And thus you fear, more than anything,well, no matter what happens to the adults, they are gone anyway, but thechildren, should something attack them, all is lost, where is ourintegrity? In this way, it is again, the fearing of the possible attackupon something that you fear is assailable that creates the radiation ofsomeone who will attack it. You follow me?

    Q: Yes, I do.

    B: When you do not allow the children to be equal to you, then you canallow them to participate as victims in your society because to youchildren are not equal, and they are at the mercy of the society youcreated. And that is what they are showing you. You follow me?

    Q: Yes.

    B: They are doing it out of service, whether they consciously know it ournot. The entity that made the choice to be that child knew it when theychose to be born. Do not forget that entities outside of the physiologicalsymbol that you create upon your physical reality of child and adult, allentities are the same age -- ageless and eternal. You follow me?

    Q: Yes. But then, also, why is it that we're allowing the prosecutingattorneys to get away with murder, so to speak, in so far that every childthat they've asked questions to, to determine whether or not what they aretelling them is the truth is or not...personally I believe it is, and ah...

    B: Because, again, it is part and parcel of the idea of accepting withinyourselves the solution and not seeking outside for answers in that way.The idea is simply, again, that you are putting responsibility on someoneelse to solve the problem, and not taking the solution within yourselves,for recognizing in that way that much of what the children areexemplifying, whether you are willing to admit it or not, in terms of theinteracting that they find themselves getting into, is a reflection of thetype of structure of the family they have been born into, and they absorbedthe family fears and are reflecting the family fears. And the families arelooking for someone else to patch things up. You follow me?

    Q: Yes.

    B: It is not a matter of blame, but it is a matter of responsibility forwhat it is that /you/ teach your children when you do not even know you areteaching them that. Understand that by what you call one year of age, achild will telepathically have understood all of the structure of yoursociety, and will begin to conform according to what environment it isbrought into, in order to reflect that environment to those that areteaching the child. You follow me?

    Q: Yes.

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    B: Again, it is not a matter of blame for that is judgment. It is amatter of responsibility which is knowing that you are in control ofcreating your reality and not, by choice, believing that you are a victimor can be victimized.

    Q: Ok, I really meant for myself, but it is hard to, to ah...

    B: Do you fear the judgments of others?

    Q: No, not at this moment, but in terms of...I can know this for myself, Ican be aware for myself...

    B: Then all you can do is share what you know to be true for you, it isnot that anyone else MUST listen, but simply that by radiating as a beaconfor the vibration that you know yourself to be, you will be giving otherindividuals an opportunity /to choose/ to share that reality with you if theyso desire.

    Q: That I understand, but what I'm grappling with, is the feeling that Ifeel so much intensity from the kids...

    B: Yes.

    Q: ...that I'd really like...as much as I know that I am responsible for

    myself, and in terms of what I'm doing, what can I do in some way to assistthe kids without buying into the victim system?

    B: You can educate them as to the idea of the creation of reality, and letthem know that no matter what the situation they may find themselveswithin, they are providing a service for someone by allowing that someoneto see what the situation is that your society created. You can begin tonurture them into the understanding that they are equal in your society,and that every part they have chosen to play is something that you lovethem for, that you cherish them for, and that they can retain theirstrength because of, and not lose strength through it. Because you willaccept them as a member of society in equal standing, and know thatwhatever situation they have gone through, you will assist them to

    understand why they have chosen, in that way, to play that part. So thatthey can regain their control and their strength and then play the partthey desire to play, not having to be a reflection of your societiesnegative side any longer. And use your imagination and use your heart anduse your love. All right?

    Q: Yes.

    B: Thank you.

    Q: Thank you.