Breaking through the role of the victim

Alenka Lena Petric

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A new age is rising, in which humans are beginning to awaken to the reality of their own uniqueness: we are the centre of the universe, and individuality is the cure for the soul. It transforms us, allowing us to transcend the illusions of resentment, accusation and judgment. We are more powerful than we realize.Breaking through the role of the victim offers a reminder of our uniqueness and individuality, an innovative vision of transformation and spiritual rebirth, as it invites the reader to discover their inner strength and value. With an emphasis on introspection and self-knowledge, it shows how to free oneself from the role of victim and become an active creator of one’s own life, and guides the reader through the process of crafting a brand new glorious personality and living their own heaven right here on Earth.Alenka Lena Petric is a professor of Slovenian language and literature and a university graduate in linguistics from the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana. Through many years of experience at the school for teachers, she has come to realise that knowledge and learning are yet to be recognised as valuable pursuits by the collective human being, who often views them as burdensome. These values, which significantly influence our comprehension, behaviour and perception of the world, due to this primitive mindset remain at a low level of awareness, impairing effective learning and growth. Consequently, personal and spiritual growth remains stunted, undernourished and neglected. In her work Alenka Lena Petric analyses how, to realise our full potential – joy, happiness and contentment – we must first address these two primary separations.

Disponível desde: 01/04/2025.

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