Co-Creating Reality: The "Perps" of Our Own Design
You have the divine power to be a victim if you say you are...
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| The Victim Game |
Introduction:
Have you ever wondered about the deeper meaning behind life's challenges? Have you questioned the role of suffering and victimhood in your own journey?
In this thought-provoking piece, I invite you to explore a hypothetical conversation between a young girl and a loving God, where they discuss the "Victim" game – a game that eerily mirrors the patterns we often create in our own lives. This playful yet profound dialogue challenges us to rethink our assumptions about victimhood, personal responsibility, and the nature of reality itself.
What makes this conversation particularly striking is the way God, like a devoted father, lovingly provides his daughter with exactly what she needs to play this "game" properly. He doesn't shield her from the "perps" or the pain they represent but rather equips her with the tools she needs to navigate this illusion of victimhood. This seemingly paradoxical act of love underscores a profound truth: that even our suffering can serve a higher purpose in our journey of awakening.
Get ready to dive deep into the illusion of separation and uncover the empowering truth that lies within.
Hypothetical conversation:
God: HI, Sweetie. What are you playing?
Me: Hi, Daddy. All the girls at school are playing this new game, Victim, but I don't think I've got it?
God: So no Mutant Turtle thingies?
Me: Oh, Daddy! That was soooooo last season. No, it's Victims now. Please, please help me play Victims. Pretty please.
God: Sure, Sweetie. Anything for my precious angel.
Me: Thanks, Daddy. You're the best. Ok, where do we start?
God: Well, open your bag of perps.
Me: Perps? What are perps?
God: Well, Sweetie. You can't be a Victim without a Perpetrator. Who delivers the victim hood?
Me: Oh, Daddy. I don't have any perps. I can't play. Whaaaaa!
God: Don't cry, Sweetie. Daddy will get you some perps. Hang on while I go to my workshop and make some for you.
Me: Thanks, Daddy. Did I tell you already you're the best. (big smile)
God: (some time later) Here, Sweetie. Here is a bag of perps. Notice they have a date on them. This is important. Only use them on the proper date in the proper sequence or they won't fit.
Me: Oh, lovely! The boy that breaks my heart. I love this story. (squeels with delight)
God: Remember what I said, Sweetie. Sequence. Now boy that breaks your heart isn't the first now, is it?
Me: (pouting) No, it isn't.
God: Well, go ahead and open the first one.
Me: (reads card) My birth Daddy makes me feel unloved and unlovable?
God: Yes, Sweetie. That's the first one.
Me: But why, Daddy? Why would my birth Daddy make me feel unloved and unlovable?
God: It's just part of the story, Sweetie. The story doesn't work without a foundation belief and this is it.
Me: Aw, I see! You're so smart, Daddy. But why does this preceded the boy that breaks my heart story?
God: Well, Sweetie. You come to associate love from men with pain and seek to create this in you're romantic relationships so you choose men who cause you pain, just like your birth Daddy did.
Me: (squeals with delight) Oh, I get it! I'll beat all the girls at school now...
Conclusion:
This conversation, though imagined, strikes a chord with the deepest truths of our existence. It reminds us that we are not merely passive recipients of fate, but active participants in the creation of our reality.
Every challenge, every "perp," is ultimately a reflection of our own internal landscape. By recognizing this, we reclaim our power to shape our experiences and step into the fullness of our being.
Let us release the victim mentality and embrace the truth of our divine nature – co-creators with God, capable of transforming suffering into wisdom, and limitations into boundless potential.
May this conversation spark your curiosity and inspire you to explore the depths of your own being, where the true "game" of life unfolds.
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