"As long as you think that your problem is 'out there' it means that you are forever in the role of victim." Byron Katie

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"As long as you think that your problem is 'out there' it means that you are forever in the role of victim." Byron Katie. We often believe our thoughts and they take control of us and rule us and our behavior. We can struggle and feel as if the world is not supporting us, Byron Katie's 4 questions can change this and bring us greater inner freedom. Let's explore our beliefs and ideas and look at a few limiting thoughts we have! Robert Anthony said: "There are no victims, only volunteers." www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

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"As long as you think that your problem is 'out there' it means that you are forever in the role of victim." Byron Katie. We often believe our thoughts and they take control of us and rule us and our behavior. Byron Katie's 4 questions can change this and bring us greater inner freedom. Robert Anthony said: "There are no victims, only volunteers."

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