The Key Difference Between Consciously Creating Your Life And Victim Consciousness

Someone once asked me if I were to pinpoint one thing that changed my perception of the world and the way I show up in it over the past few years, what would it be.

The first thing that came to my mind was simply: 

When I started viewing everything as energy.

Myself. Other people. Animals. Plants. Objects. Everything organic and inorganic in the world.

Most importantly, it’s when I started viewing my thoughts and emotions as energy.

Why is this important?

Because energy can be directed.

Intentionally, directed energy is a key quality that distinguishes those who consciously create their lives and those living as victims.

Conscious creators feel more like energy and less like physical matter.

Victims feel bonded to their bodies and their physical environment and less connected to the energy in and all around them.

Conscious creators believe they can change their energy to change their life.

Victims believe in some immovable object that’s always standing in their way.

Conscious creators hold the truth of unity among all things.

Victims believe in the lie of separation.

Conscious creators have an abundance mindset.

Victims are under the siege of scarcity.

Conscious creators focus on value and service.

Victims view everything as competition.

Conscious creators know there’s more than enough to go around.

Victims live in a world of the haves and have nots.

Conscious creators can influence their reality with their thoughts, emotions, and actions.

Victims blame something or someone for the quality of their life.

Conscious creators manifest anything they desire.

Victims manifest only more victimhood.

We can go on all day.

Bottom line: “be” more energy and less physical matter.

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Learn more about Victim Consciousness with these resources:
What Is Your Blame Story?
7 Ways Victim Consciousness Reveals Itself
Video: Complaining Is Ruining Your Life