Thea goes right into the heart of the belief that she needs to protect those she loves and the consequences she may face if they do not accept her help. What do we do when that happens? How can we still be okay, and stay kind and loving to ourselves (and to them), when that happens?

Quote that Keith shared: "When I think of letting go, I remind myself that there is a natural order to life—a chain of events that a Higher Power has in mind. When I let go of a situation, I allow life to unfold according to that plan. I open my mind and let other ways of thinking or behaving enter in. When I let go of another person, I am affirming their right to live their own life, to make their own choices, and to grow as they experience the results of their actions. A Higher Power exists for others, as well. My obsessive interference disrupts not only my connection with them but also my connection with my own spiritual self."

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If you have not read “Faces of Victim”, an in-depth article explaining social behavior on the Victim Triangle, written by Lynne many years ago, find it on her website at:
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