Narcissists and Demons: Uncanny
Resemblance, Demon Possession, or Mistaken Identity? Narcissists
are characterized as being incapable of remorse, compassion, empathy
or love and are said to have only emotions of envy, anger, fear, and
jealousy. Narcs seem to have nothing but negative emotions and they
have no conscience or guilt when it comes to lying. Narcs know the
difference between right and wrong, but have no problem doing what is
wrong again- no guilt or remorse. Their actions towards others are
vicious and cruel and they have no compassion or empathy for those
that they hurt again- no guilt, no remorse. Narcs live in a fantasy
world with them at the center of it and they can then be comfortable
in a world where they suffer no consequences for their actions, since
THEY are in total control of this world. Narcs in their fantasy
world thrive on deceiving others and inducing them into an unreal
and warped reality that the narc creates for their victim. Any
attempt at exposing the narc's activities are met with rage and
anger. They live their lives in the darkness and do not want
exposure to the light. Many are not interested in hearing about
Christianity and Jesus. Narcs drain others of their positive energy.
So in some ways they even resemble the stereotypical vampire.
Vampires are repelled by the cross and are killed by the light of the
sun and they drain others of their life force (blood). Interesting
how some of the greatest stories and monsters are created as
metaphors for things seen in real life, making the the stereotypical
covert narcissist the ideal model for a vampire. So how do
narcs relate to demons? To do this we need to describe their leader,
Satan, and the attributes that he and his demons (fallen angels)
possess. Satan is described in the Bible as the “father of lies”
his stock in trade is deceiving people and tempting them to do
sinful activities. Satan searches far and wide for people to corrupt
and his demons are very much of the same mindset. Demons are well
aware of who Jesus is, they know He is the Son of God and in fact God
Himself and they respect, understand and fear His power. They want
no part of Jesus, because they fear Him: ( James
2:19 - Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest
well: the devils also believe, and tremble.). Satan and Demons are
devoid of love, compassion, or any positivity. They are wholly
negative, and thrive on destroying and corrupting that which is
positive. This is in many ways similar to the narcissist. Satan and
his demons are spiritual entities and their battle for the mind of a
human being is in the spiritual realm they try to drag a person away
from the truth and what is real and good in the world. The
narcissist's world is also unreal and they attempt to drag their
victims into an equally unreal environment that they
create. There is an interesting parallel when you look at
things from a spiritual perspective between being a born again
believer, indwelt and lead by the Holy Spirit (God) and the opposite-
a person indwelt and lead by a demon or multiple demons as documented
in the bible (e.g. Luke
8:2 - And certain women, which had been healed of evil
spirits and infirmities, Mary called Magdalene, out of whom went
seven devils,) posing the question if some narcissists are demon
possessed. This may be a possibility since there are various degrees
of demon possession from mild cases creating a seemingly normal
person that occasionally goes out of control to full blown major
demon possession which exhibits itself as profound mental illness.
The more likely possibility is that these narcs are simply
functioning by a combination of genetic predisposition and learned
behaviors as a result of abusive and neglectful
parenting. So are narcs demon possessed? Again, the vast
majority are probably not and are most likely suffering from the
effects of abuse or neglect as children. Two additional spiritual
aspects that may feed and maintain a narcissist's bad behavior are a
lack of recognition that: 1. this world is a battle between good and
evil and that the battle is a spiritual one Ephesians 6:12 “For we
wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities,
against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world,
against spiritual wickedness in high places.” The EXTERNAL
spiritual battle and 2. The individual is in a PERSONAL struggle
between his flesh and the spirit and
the importance of starving and therefore weakening the flesh (1John
2:16
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