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You are Enough ~
Conflict can be Motivating
Heavens Masculine Calmly Encouraging Love and Kindness to Your Heart
External Forces Karmic's
Vs
Eternal Love
True Guidance ~ Divine Healing ❤️🩹 and Plans
You are Loved and Supported 🙏🌺🙏🌸💫
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Abuse
Incest
Violence
Sexual Abuse Assault
Predatory behavior /actions and conduct characterized by the exploitation, manipulation, or harm of others for personal gain, satisfaction, or gratification.
This behavior often involves deceit, aggression, or manipulation to take advantage of vulnerable individuals or situations.
Healing ❤️🩹 Guidance from Divine Feminine / Mothers ~
And Ancient Ancestors
Wisdom Keepers
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Can a toxic narcissistic abuse ruin your life
Yes. It can literally destroy the very fabric of who you are for life.
Especially when they colloborate with others to achieve their Goals , and especially if they don’t ever want to let go of you.
But on the flip side they don’t want you/ they always have others they are hiding behind/ engaging with
. They never admit to the damage they cause others and will keep the abuse going whether it be financial, physical, mental, etc. for as long as they’re not found out or exposed by the abused.
It’s. Extremely difficult/ Dangerous and Unacceptable/Behavior - Evil Acts
Ultimate Betrayal
Aggressive ABUSIVE
Toxic Communities
Hiding Secrets Allies and Collaborations
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Divine Compensation
Packing up What No Longer Serves and sending it off
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Altering Namaste
🙏
Or Finding peace
☮️ 🕊️
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And Wish to Receive
Pleasant experiences
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Be the instrument of Peace today
Being one with God and Self
Being Truthful
Transformation transcends
Being Wise
Journey to a place to heal
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Guidance from the Angelic Realm ~
Divine plan
Rain ~&~Cleansing of the Soul
Relieve in the Possible ~
Going Deep any Blocks that hold you back
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Life’s path
Breathtaking Beauty
Observing Peace
Unfolding the Dreams
Enlightenment & Celebration
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Narc -&- loss of Control
When a narcissist realizes you no longer care, it can trigger a range of intense reactions, as it threatens their need for control and admiration. Here’s how they might respond
May cause Anger and Aggression:
Narcissists often react with anger or even rage when they feel they are losing control over someone. This can include lashing out, blaming, or trying to provoke a reaction.
Lots of Manipulation:
They may attempt to regain your attention by using manipulative tactics, such as guilt-tripping, playing the victim, or making dramatic gestures to pull you back into their orbit.
Dismissiveness:
To protect their ego, a narcissist might dismiss your importance or act as if they never cared about you, attempting to devalue you as a way to preserve their sense of superiority.
Indifference or Withdrawal:
In some cases, they may withdraw entirely, shifting their focus to a new source of validation, as they seek someone who will feed their need for attention.
Each of these reactions is driven by the narcissist’s underlying fear of losing their grip on someone they once controlled
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