Wellness Wisdom Article™ From The Streets To The Suites 1.14.16
In a nation where all things that have a humanistic element are at an all time low, at least in the minds of many. it is easy to become a victim of someone else's desires. What is the underlying cause of this victimization? It is most definitely a myriad of reasons. The most detrimental is being a victim of one's own thinking. Since there are many factors that led to a corrupted thought process, they are equally relevant, yet time, nor space will afford me the opportunity to delve into all of them now.
However, it is necessary to give notice to those that I know to be generational, and more problematic. They will include, but are not limited to corporate media saturation of "current events" where the so-called reports, and reporters manipulate information for specific agendas. Are you a victim of that? More than likely if you are one that fancies themselves on keeping up with "current events". Big business, and political illusions. We all have been victims of business and political agendas dating back to that very first moment that you tuned in!
In this era of technology such as desktop computers, laptop computers/notebooks, iPads, as well as cell phone technology makes everyone vulnerable to becoming a victim. All of these devices connect people to anonymous persons all over the world. In this type of climate, it becomes easier to become a victim of all sorts of scenarios. Included, but not limited to cyber crimes of fraud, GoFundMe, and similar types of funding campaign scams, buying bogus items from so called businesses, or craigslist advertisers, etc. If you are so called minority, then you have a whole other form of victimization, and if you are a so-called Black, African American, and/or a woman, then your experiences have a long list of victimization, that eventually manifest itself into evolving into victimhood as one moves into manhood, and womanhood.
Victimhood is a mindset that is attached to those that go through 
life, and never become accountable for the direction of their respective lives. Am I blaming them for being victims in a society that puts unsurmountable pressure on them that would lead others to an expeditious suicide? No, not at all! I would never do that! I don't blame a victim for being victimized. I hold the victim accountable for the direction in which they want to take their life though. Your life is in your mind, so handle it with careful thoughts, planning, and execution of those plans. The results will surprise you.
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