By deeply feeling and processing these emotions, individuals can reconnect with and integrate fragmented aspects of their past life selves.
Sapper further elaborates that narcissists hold "fragmented aspects of our past lives" that we may be denying. When an individual can offer unconditional love to these aspects, even when they are mirrored by the narcissistic behavior, it leads to a "quantum leap in consciousness".
Pete Sapper suggests that these difficult experiences are not accidental but are part of a "soul blueprint" designed for "massive expansion in a short amount of time". This process helps to reassemble the "fragmented aspects" of the higher self, leading to greater integration and wholeness) in terms of Source Energy knowing itself in totality as all that is.
The more psychopathic or "Malignant" the catalyst happens to be, the more egregious behavior will be displayed and the more violated our human character is likely to feel.
This type of experience essentially forces you into being the Creator amid circumstances that suggest that you are undoubtedly feeling victimized (this is the test to see if you're serious about taking direct command of the incarnation).
To quote Master R (RJ Spina), "If we are feeling victimized, it's because we are over-valuing what don't have and undervaluing what we do have."
This type of experience essentially forces you into being the Creator amid circumstances that suggest that you are undoubtedly feeling victimized (this is the test to see if you're serious about taking direct command of the incarnation).
To quote Master R (RJ Spina), "If we are feeling victimized, it's because we are over-valuing what don't have and undervaluing what we do have."
Trust that your Higher Self can see what you cannot see, and that your Higher Self is a magnificent Creator.
Learn more about Psychopathic Narcissists (Narcissistic Sociopaths) and why they represent humanity's most malevolent tendencies here: Understanding Evil: Malignant Narcissism