Thursday, November 9, 2023, starting at 3pm (New York Time)

Clearing for the Fundamental Survival Archetype "The Victim",

and Opening and Affirmation of the Evolved Form "The Empowered Self"

This clearing is based on 1 of the 4 basic human survival archetypes that we all have, as identified by Caroline Myss.

"The Victim" is one of the 4 basic archetypes that is present in each one of us. These 4 basic archetypes were originally designed as part of our human survival system, ensuring we would be kept safe in the physical world, helping us to learn how to manage our energy and power. The 4 archetypes each have a shadow side and an empowered side. If we don't work with making conscious the energy of the shadow side -- and transmuting it -- the action of these archetypes can become crippling, keeping us trapped in the grip of habitual action and reaction, operating based on survival fears learned in childhood.

"The Victim" is one of these 4 fundamental survival archetypes. It is not inherently negative, even though the name may seem that way. In its role as a survival archetype, "The Victim" keeps us on alert for "what might happen" by keeping us externally focused, giving our power away to other people, circumstances, and conditions through blame. We may feel always taken advantage of, and we may deflect blame from ourselves by believing "it's never my fault". We therefore wait for others to save and fix us. We may get locked in this cycle of blame and victimhood because we get a negative payoff of sympathy or pity. When this archetype is unevolved, we may also victimize others.

Remember that we all have some version of this archetype, because it is universal. It's function was originally for basic human survival.

However, we don't want to remain stuck in the unevolved version of this archetype forever.

The purpose of this group clearing is to transmute as much of the consciousness we currently have -- from this and from past lives -- invested in the lower, unevolved form of "The Victim", and establish that energy in the higher, "Empowered Self" version.

The evolved, cleared version of "The Victim" might be called "the Empowered Self". As we heal this part of ourselves, we increase our awareness of own power, and begin to co-create our life by moving into more empowering choices.

This clearing will also involved a subset of The Victim archetype, and this is "The Drama Triangle", which is a seductive loop of victimhood, blame, and control patterns learned in childhood. We may find resonance with 1 or more of the characters in The Drama Triangle, but we may have subconscious energy invested in all of them.

"The Drama Triangle: an expression of The Victim archetype. It's a seductive loop of victimhood, blame, and control patterns learned in childhood. We are going to work on clearing all aspects of this.

• "The Victim": "Poor me"

• Victims feel trapped, helpless, and hopeless -- at the mercy of life.

• unwilling to take responsibility for their circumstances

• don't think they have the power to change their lives

• victims feel incompetent and blame Persecutors (can be a person or a situation)

• seek to always have Rescuers solve their problems

• unable to make decisions, solve problems, change their current state, or have satisfaction or achievement

• "The Persecutor": "It's all your fault"

• like "critical parents" who are strict and firm and set boundaries

• tend to think they must win at any cost

• blame the Victims and criticize the behavior of Rescuers, without providing appropriate guidance, assistance, or a solution to the problem

• good at finding fault, and they control with order and rigidity

• they keep Victims oppressed and sometimes can be a bully

• "The Rescuer": "Let me help you."

• constantly intervene on behalf of Victims, trying to save them

• feel guilty for standing by and not doing anything

• offer short-term fixes to Victims, keeping Victims dependent, and thus neglecting their own needs

• often feel pressured, tired, or have no time to finish their own tasks, because they are helping Victims