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Narcissism and the Ego

Narcissism and the Ego

Since I have become aware of narcissism, I have noticed there are so many extremely talented, gifted people out there who seem to me to be highly narcissistic. I observed one man in particular who was giving a presentation at an event I attended. The minute he walked in the door my eyes were drawn to […]

The Pain of Being Invisible

The Pain of Being Invisible

I want to talk about the subject of feeling invisible which was not only an issue with me personally but is an issue with most people in this situation. Since a narcissist views those in their lives as extensions of themselves rather than separate, unique individuals, we are often left feeling unseen and unheard. This […]

The Past Life Connection

The Past Life Connection

I had a woman write me recently asking me about the possible past life connection between her ex narcissistic mate and herself. This is a question I have been confronted with more and more lately. Especially since I deal in the spiritual recovery from narcissistic abuse. So I felt it was time to really address […]

Feeling Through the Pain

Feeling Through the Pain

If you have gone through narcissistic abuse you probably have experienced some of the worst pain you’ve ever had in your life. It is a time of great confusion and complex conflicting emotions. Although there may be a part of you that knows being away from the narcissist in your life is the best thing, […]

A Narcissist is A Wolf in Sheeps Clothing

A Narcissist is A Wolf in Sheeps Clothing

A narcissist is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. He or she can appear to be the nicest person in the world and do things for you that would seem to say “I really care about you” but then you begin to feel that your energy is being drained, you are feeling confused, you are doubting yourself and feeling very frustrated.

Why Can’t I Get Over It?

Why Can’t I Get Over It?

Learning that your partner is a narcissist can bring a great deal of relief as you realize the source of the crazy making behavior you have been living with. However enlightening this information may be it doesn’t seem to have the power to stop the incessant dwelling on thoughts of the narcissist and how that […]

Facing the Shadow

Facing the Shadow

It seems that my article on “The Narcissist Within” might have pushed a few buttons in readers who have a great need to see the “external narcissist” as the evil villain and themselves as the innocent victim. The victim/villain roles help to alleviate any personal responsibility but they also take away our personal power. If […]

Emergence of the True Self in the Face of Narcissism

Emergence of the True Self in the Face of Narcissism

After what seems a lifetime of struggle I am finally finding success in my life! It is not the kind of success that comes with a lot of money, expensive houses and cars. I don’t have any of that right now. Material wealth has never been my goal or my definition of success. To me […]

Did the Narcissist Ever Really Love Me?

Did the Narcissist Ever Really Love Me?

This is one of the most commonly asked questions from those who have given their hearts, and souls to a narcissist. At first the relationship is very intense and romantic and it seems perhaps you have finally found “the one.” I recently watched a movie where a character comically said “or you are still chasing […]

When No Contact Can’t Work

When No Contact Can’t Work

Practicing the Art of Non Reaction Those who read my Website know that I encourage a strict “no contact” discipline for those wanting to recover from narcissistic abuse. I call this a discipline rather than a “rule” because sticking to “no contact” is a discipline. It takes diligence, commitment and focus on the bigger picture. […]