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 Today, we’re talking about victimhood—how it can hold us back and what we can do to reclaim our strength. Many artists and creatives fall into the trap of feeling like they have no control over their success or failures. They blame circumstances, others, or bad luck for their struggles. But the truth is, dwelling in that victim mindset keeps us stuck, unable to move forward or fully live our purpose.

Buddhism teaches us that victimhood stems from attachment and aversion—clinging to suffering and resisting what is. The Buddha said, “Holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” When we see ourselves as victims, we nourish that poison, and it prevents growth.

Another powerful teaching is, “What we think, we become,” which reminds us that our thoughts shape our reality. If we shift from a victim mindset to one of acceptance and responsibility, we regain our strength. Instead of asking, “Why me?” we ask ourselves, “What can I learn?” or “What is mine to do now?” Remember, true empowerment comes from owning our choices and recognizing that we always have the power to change our story.

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