Copyright 2001, Colin C. Tipping

11: Transforming the Victim Archetype
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s we saw in the last chapter, our primary miss-
ion is to transform the victim archetype and
raise the consciousness of the planet. But what
does it mean to transform anything, and how does it
raise consciousness?
The first thing to understand is that we can transform
something only when we choose it as our spiritual mis-
sion. We make the decision about our mission not in
this world but in the World of Divine Truth prior to incar-
nating.
The second thing to realize is that transforming some-
thing 
does not
 
mean changing it. In fact:
To transform anything we must experience it
fully and love it just the way it is.
For example, maybe your individual mission involved
being born into an abusive family to experience the
abuse first hand and to know it either as a victim or as
a perpetrator. Remember, once you incarnate, your
memory of your agreed-upon mission disappears. If
you remembered your mission, you would not experi-
ence the energy and the feelings of victimhood as fully.
Only in the experience of being victimized can you pos-
sibly come to realize what lies behind the illusion of
victimhood — the projection of your guilt. If you are
able to look beyond the illusion of the perpetrator and
recognize these actions as a call for love, and if you
respond with love and total acceptance, the victim en-
ergy is transformed and the consciousness of all in-
volved is raised. In addition, the energy that holds the
pattern of abuse disappears and the behavior stops
immediately. That is what transformation is all about.
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On the other hand, if we do not recognize the truth in
the situation or do not see beyond the illusion, and we
try to change the physical circumstances, we lock up
the energy that holds the pattern of abuse in place and
nothing changes.