Smiling zombies brandishing bouquets, part of our spiritual evolution

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#1 Apr 25 - 8PM
agitating prop
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Smiling zombies brandishing bouquets, part of our spiritual evolution

Narcissists aren't attracted to people with nothing going for them. They parasitize individuals with qualities they don't possess; empathy, compassion and real not faux sensitivity. We are spiritually and psychologically fairly highly evolved and opposites attract. The universe, God, the Great Whatever, seems to be maximizing the deficiencies of one type to refine the other.

Immediately after an experience with a narc, we feel like half human, empty shells, throbbing with pain. This is how narcs feel all the time. It's the subsonic back beat of their distracted existence.

What we feel now, is what they are fighting all of the time. They CAN'T rise above it...but we can. Not only can we rise above it, we can go far beyond it. It isn't part of our essential being, so we can use the experience to help others who have been shattered by these people while we heal ourselves.

To understand "evil", one has to have been engaged by it, to be drawn right into it's vortex, to risk becoming like it, through a process of conversion and or contagion.

They are lost or fallen, to borrow from biblical parlance. And as they wander through the desert of a soulless existence, we should pause and reflect on how lucky we actually are to have escaped more or less intact with the new potential to experience quantum leaps in spiritual and emotional growth.

Apr 25 - 8PM
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YES!

My ex told me that the one thing that he most attracted to in me was my sensitivity and compassion. (Later, he told me I was too sensitive and thrived on "emotional violence") Emotional Violence= wanting to talk about MY feelings for once and work on our problems instead of running away. He kept me around during his mother's battle with ovarian cancer, always leaning on me, expecting me to take care of everything during this difficult time (which I was happy to do because in a healthy relationship, that's what one does for the person and the family they love.) Well, as soon as she passed away, I was no longer needed and he was out the door...after almost 4 years together...shacking up with his next victim...er, partner, just a couple of months later... Oddly, shortly after I ended up in the hospital myself...was he there for me? Even as a friend? I think we all know the answer to that. I want to believe the God brought me into his life during that time for a reason...and I hope that the reason was to help his mother's last days more comfortable and letting her have peace that her son was going to be taken care of.
Apr 25 - 8PM (Reply to #2)
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Kevsmart

Even a cursory view of your narc experience reveals a positive. You helped his dying mother. And who knows what kind of ongoing effect the concentric circles rippling out from that central compassionate point of kindness will have? A compassionate act leaves a legacy that cannot be fully known or measured at this time, Kevsmart.