Hello,
During this meeting, we had the opportunity to speak with Lisa, Shareeah, Lylia, and Joy. And as usual, every shared perspective was something we each related to from our own vantage points! We talked about the importance of self-acceptance and self-care, and what happens when we stop listening to our inner critic for a little while...
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Much love to you,
Lynne, Jaquetta & Shareeah

Here are the Guiding Principles vs. the Victim Perspective, along with Guiding Questions:

1. Law of Cause & Effect: There is no coincidence. Everything has a cause and an effect. Regardless of whether what we experience is painful or creates happiness, it is always FOR the expansion of our consciousness and therefore serves us.

Victim Perspective: I am a victim at the mercy of an unfair world. Life is chaotic and without rhyme or reason.
Question: What might be the purpose of my own current life situation? Is there a thought behind my reaction? What is it? 

2. Law of Vibration: The Law of Vibration: We are vibrational beings who attract and are attracted to people and situations of a similar vibrational frequency. All things are made up of two identical, but opposite parts, or principles: the dark and the light, the masculine and the feminine.

Victim Perspective: Bad things happen for no reason, other than because the world is a dangerous place. It is not safe to trust.

Question: What emotional tone or vibrational frequency am I currently operating on? Are my thoughts generating a light, positive, pleasant, vibrational frequency, or a heavy, dense, not so pleasant emotional tone? How are my thoughts affecting my frequency right now? 

3. Law of Polarity: Everything that is created is made up of an equal and opposite set of polarities: the dark and the light, the masculine and the feminine, etc. The friction between opposites creates the necessary resistance that makes expansion and increased growth of consciousness possible. Both sides are necessary. This is how movement and progress happen.

Victim Perspective: There is good and bad, right and wrong, in the world. I must fight, defeat and get rid of the bad, and experience only what I am taught is the good or the right side of things.

Question: What dualities am I presently aware of around me? How am I resisting the dual nature of my own reality?

4. Law of Cycles: Energy travels in spirals and circles; and everything in life has a cyclic nature. We spiral forward on the consciousness journey, often moving through particular life themes and old cyclic patterns that serve to awaken and spiritually refine us.

Victim Perspective: I am on a straight and narrow path that must be always going forward, else I am failing or doing it wrong. I must be perfect and do life perfectly to progress.

Question: What life themes or old patterns am I cycling through right now?

5. Law of Reflection: The world is a mirror that accurately reflects the present state of our relationship with ourselves, Source, and those around us.

Victim Perspective: Being treated unfairly. I am a victim of abuse, unfairness, and neglect at the hands of others. My only chance of feeling better is to change or stop them from abusing me.

Question: What are my present relationships and life situations reflecting to me about my thoughts and feelings towards myself?

6. Law of Transmutation: Life and everything in it is changing. That is the nature of life. Nothing stays the same. Everything shifts and changes.

Victim Perspective: Life should stay the same. Change is bad, and unnecessary. If things change, it means something is wrong.

Question: What does my emotional response tell me about the thoughts I am choosing to believe right now? Am I running on unhappy thoughts, or am I choosing my thoughts?

7. Law of Verification: When we believe what we think, we automatically feel and act as if it’s true, and then we react in ways that prove us right. In this way, we create our own reality.

Victim Perspective: It is the world and what others do or don’t do to me that makes me feel bad. It’s their fault that I react the way I do, and they are the ones who make me suffer.

Question: What unhappy thought am I believing, and what do I create in my life by believing it?

8. Law of Projection: We project our beliefs onto others and then treat them as if our projections about them are true which ends up bringing us exactly what we expect from them, whether it’s what we want or not.

Victim Perspective: I had to react the way I did because they made me.

Question: What am I judging as unacceptable about the person, or situation I am resisting? How do I do the same things I criticize them for - to myself, if not to them, or others?

9. Law of Intention: Whatever we focus on expands. When we direct our attention (through intention) upon a thing, good or bad, we feed that which we focus upon to become bigger.

Victim Perspective: I must force them to see how they are mistreating me, and make them apologize so they will stop hurting me and I can feel better.

Question: What am I “growing” in life? What in my life needs more attention? What needs less?

10. Law of Alignment: Through conscious intention, we release our resistance to Reality towards fulfilling the embedded soul code that is held within us since birth of who we are in essence are; our sacred purpose is revealed and activated, and we are able to find inner peace.

Victim Perspective:  I am only a physical body, with a brain that helps me survive against the odds of making it in a cruel world where life has no meaning. Only what I can see, touch, and hear are real - everything else is made up to make us feel better about life on Earth.

Question: What ways am I currently practicing daily to align with Reality and peace?