Karma Will DESTROY The Narcissist

You may wonder if the narcissist will ever experience the same kinds of things that they have caused you to experience. You may wonder if there are future consequences that will be shaped by their present actions. You may wonder if they are unknowingly planting seeds or if they just move on and find something else after they try to destroy you.

The truth is that there is a universal law of cause and effect, where things happen as a result of something else. Every action has a knock-on effect; it causes other events and situations, although not always directly. Some people call it karma, others call it God or the universe, but people understand that it exists. That is why we tend to act virtuously, because whatever you put out will always come back to you. It will return to where it belongs.

So it doesn't matter if they move on or if they try to begin a new life with someone else, because karma will always come back to them.

But they will try to run away because they're trying to escape the results and effects of their actions. They don't want it to have an opposite and undesirable effect of what was intended. They believe that if they remove themselves physically, then there won't be any unintended consequences of their actions.

They will blame you to feel better about themselves because they're not considering that there is a spiritual side to this. But they mistreated you, and they know that. So it is something that will play in their minds. And you were not the only one. You're not the only person that they've mistreated. They've already caused so much pain and suffering to people long before you came onto the scene. And all of this will come back to them eventually because karma never loses an address.

In my own experience, I have seen narcissists experience their karma. I've seen them going through it. It hits them when they least expect it, when they think they're safe, when they think they've escaped. But that's when they end up in a worse situation than when they were with you.

They're always trying to gain an advantage. They're always looking for a way to get one over on you. They're always trying to find a better opportunity while they leave you hurt and confused. But that pain helps you to heal and become stronger. It makes you a better person. But narcissists are inadequate. They're damaged. They're flawed in character, efficiency, and worth, which is why all they can do is try to damage you.

They will try to find someone to replace you, but they're just going to end up damaging them as well. It might look good in the beginning, but it won't last for long and it won't end well because they're damaged.

So whatever they get involved in, there will always be disturbance and problems. Not only do they have to deal with a new person's faults and failures, but they also have to deal with what's playing on their mind from the past while karma is coming to hunt them down.

But you may not see them getting their karma because they're masters of perception management. They control what you see. They change the way you think about particular people, situations, and events. They plan and coordinate the elements of a situation to produce the desired effects, especially when they're hurt, especially when they're going through hard times, because they don't want you to see them when they're weak and vulnerable.

The way that they choose to live will cause them to receive the same destruction that they put out. You may not see it, but it is going on behind the scenes. They will be struggling when they thought that they would get one over on you, when it turned out to be a very unpleasant experience for them because karma is real. They thought they were going to replace you, but they didn't. So they will constantly be looking for something else. They will be looking for someone who is just like you because you set the bar. You established a level of standard and quality for other people to meet, but they will never find something like that again. So they will only experience disappointment and dissatisfaction.

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