A victim succumbs to the situation, while a victor always plays the part of a Hero Actor. A victim holds the hand of vices, while a victor holds the hand of Virtues. A victim is dependent upon and seeks the support of human beings, whereas a victor is always dependent and seeks the support of Almighty God. A victim takes an easy road and a short cut to reach his goals but a victor treads the most difficult path that will lead him to his final goal. A victim is a friend of the darkness while a victor is a friend of the Light. A victim is a zero, while a victor is a hero. A victim sinks while a victor floats. The victim says “This is not done” but the victor says “All is Well.” A victim screams while a victor dreams. A victim cries but a victor smiles always. Who are you? The choice is yours!
So friends, let us be aware of our inner world which will help us to know whether we are victims or victors. If we are victors, it is great! But if we are victims, our effort should be to mould and turn ourselves into victors. As soon as we have negative thoughts in our mind, we should immediately check ourselves, and not be prone to becoming victims.
A victim broods about the past, whereas a victor chooses to Live in the Present. A victim always looses in the end, while a victor always wins in the end. If we turn our character and personality into that of a victor, then the Impossible wills Become Possible, the Unfathomable shall be Fathomable. Then, no vice of anger, greed, lust, attachment or ego shall dare to touch you – only if you Become a Victor.
A victor always says “Yes, I Can “and never accepts any kind of negativity as a part of himself. A victor always feels connected with everyone, while a victim always feel dissociated and isolated from the world. We all can become victors by connecting ourselves to the Supreme – Light and always remaining in tune with the powerhouse; by making ourselves strong and full with the 8 powers and 7 original virtues/sanskars.
A victor’s personality is always full with the eight powers of withdrawal, packing up, tolerance, adjustment, judgment, discrimination and decision- making, facing power and co-operation. A victor is also an embodiment of the original virtues of love, peace, purity, power, knowledge, happiness, and bliss. A victor always Stands Up and Meets the War, whereas a victim always sits and complains.
So, friends, let us all stand up and meet our own wars and become victors by becoming an embodiment of powers and virtues, to emerge our victorious personalities and become winners forever. Let us all today take an oath of becoming victors rather than victims in life.
Because where the soul opens up its wings and greets the sky with bravery, courage and determination; there, there is victory.
