The types of characters

Many people, at any one time, fit one of five character structures (schizoid, oral, psychopathic, masochistic, and rigid). Each structure shares a collection of specific psychological and physical characteristics. At any moment, you may or may not fit one of these five structures.
Usually, most people fit one structure for most of their lives. However, some people do move from one structure to the next. Some people also have a mixture of characteristics from more than one structure, and as the years or months pass by, they have one particular structure being dominant. Once a person has completely transformed and transcended their ego to heal the

belief in separation and all the beliefs that it supports, the person ceases to experience their life in ways depicted by their character structure. In other words, character structures exist because the ego is a collection of framework beliefs that tend to take on fairly predictable ways. Once the person has freed themselves from the beliefs held by their ego, they are not bound to any predictable patterns any more – they are free, they create instead of react.
Knowing your structure enables you to quickly understand much about yourself and ways in which you can grow or heal rapidly.
Important: As you will see as you use the software, these character structures are formed mainly through parental interactionwith the child. However, you must understand that this does not mean the child is the victim and the parent is to blame. There is no one to blame and no victim. It may appear as if the child is helpless and under the mercy of the parent, but in reality the child has a soul that may or may not be alder or more grown than the parents souls may be. The soul in its infinite wisdom and specific purpose chooses a specific parent set and situation set to ensure the accurate manifestation of the energies it wishes to experience and transform. A child who develops the masochistic structure, for example, did not do so out
of accident, out of pure chance of being born under random parents and situations that will bring out the masochistic character. Instead, a child who develops the masochistic structure has a soul that carried the essence of this character and chose to create it in the physical to experience and heal it, transcend it, for each character once healed and transcended gives up
an amazing array of abilities and understanding, as you will see. If you choose to play the victim/blame game and blame the parents, you will only succeed in dis-empowering yourself and making yourself unable to see the way out and forward. The victim/blame game always negates the truth that we are each responsible for all of our lives, at some level, and once we
throw away responsibility we throw away response ability automatically. Once you understand how the soul works, you will see that nothing can possibly be thrust upon you from outside by any external source. The things that happen to you that look like they came in from somewhere else and victimized you are simply things you initiated within at some level and you later
became aware of them from an external viewpoint (seemingly coming from somewhere else).