Narcissism, Parasitic Entities, and Spiritual Warfare
Channel: Radix Verum
Date: 2022-09-16

I want to talk today about how narcissistic abuse is spiritual warfare. Before we get into the discussion, I think it’s first helpful to define things. There are different kinds of narcissists, grandiose or overt, covert, or vulnerable, malignant, and parasitic. There may be more types, but generally speaking, narcissism or NPD is characterized by the following traits:
1. An extremely self-centered person who has an exaggerated sense of self-importance. 
2. A deep need for excessive attention and admiration
3. A lack of empathy for others
4. Distorted self-image 
5. Intensely preoccupied with themselves

They tend to embellish and exaggerate their own accomplishments, intelligence, success, power, and looks. Their preoccupation and self-absorption adds to this lack of empathy which leads them to take advantage of others, without feeling regret or guilt. They can be extremely controlling, jealous, and overly sensitive. Because of this over-sensitivity, they might angrily lash out at any criticism or pushback. They perceive it as a direct attack on them and they take it personally. They might on the other hand, depending on what type of narcissist they are instead retreat and give you the cold shoulder, the silent treatment, they might sulk and self-deprecate to guilt you and make you feel bad. You might feel as if you have incredibly wounded this shy, sweet, sensitive person – even if the criticism or pushback was warranted or justified you might find yourself apologizing and trying to lift their spirits. They may act out when they aren’t getting special treatment or aren’t the center of attention. Under the surface, deep inside the narcissist is a wounded child and major insecurity. 

A parasite is an organism living in, on, or with another organism in order to obtain nutrients, grow, or multiply often in a state that directly or indirectly harms the host. 
In the human sense, a parasite is someone or something that resembles a biological parasite in living off of, being dependent on, or exploiting another while giving nothing in return. 
The narcissist is in many ways a parasitic entity. They are dependent on other people for their own emotional survival. Narcs actively and persistently pursue other people to obtain their “narc supply,” or their sense of worth in life. They feed off you and drain you and then devalue and discard you and move on to their next victim or supply. 

I once heard a victim of narcissistic abuse comment that “when the devil can’t reach you, he sends a narcissist.” It is not simply a personality disorder or a mental illness. It is not simply a condition.

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