06-09-2010, 12:00 AM
"I accept being a victim".
Interesting statement. So after acceptance, where is the victim? The whole "life" of the victim rested upon non-acceptance of circumstances.
But intending the right kind of acceptance, that's key. One form suggests "I accept to be dominated over" (still maintaining the idea of being victimized) and another form suggests "I accept (embrace) rather than struggle with my thoughts" (acknowledging its just a thought-perception).
Interesting statement. So after acceptance, where is the victim? The whole "life" of the victim rested upon non-acceptance of circumstances.
But intending the right kind of acceptance, that's key. One form suggests "I accept to be dominated over" (still maintaining the idea of being victimized) and another form suggests "I accept (embrace) rather than struggle with my thoughts" (acknowledging its just a thought-perception).