Narcissists Do Not SEE Their Karma

Narcissists don't believe in karma. They will never see their karma, nor will they make the connection. They will never realise that their pain and sadness are the result of their past actions. They are never going to look at themselves and think they are anything less than perfect—and that is their karma.

They don't self-reflect. They can't look at themselves and accept their own flaws and imperfections. Their entire life is fake. They wear a mask, pretending they are okay, while deep down, they hate themselves and are dying inside. They created a false persona that doesn't care about any of this. They can never be vulnerable. Instead, they play the victim and blame everyone else. They can't go within and accept that maybe they are not so perfect after all. Maybe they have made mistakes. Maybe they did mess things up.

This inability to self-reflect is why they can't feel or enjoy anything. No matter how many partners, houses, or cars they have, it will never mean anything to them. They will never be grateful. They will never experience love or an emotional connection because that requires vulnerability. Vulnerability means going within and accepting one's own shortcomings—something they simply cannot do.

Instead, they act as though they are untouchable, as though nothing you do can affect them. Their ego and false sense of superiority make them believe that you are always the problem, that you are the one who is crazy. But we, as empaths or co-dependents, are different. We look at ourselves. We question if we are bad, if we are crazy, if we are the narcissist. We can self-reflect. We have a true self, a true identity—something that keeps us in check and causes us to question ourselves. Narcissists exploit this because they never want to go within themselves.

This is why they can't feel or enjoy anything. Yet, they still have addictions, constantly needing something to complete them. They will cheat, lie, and steal to get what they want. But even when they get it, they are still miserable. They always want more because they never check themselves, never look within, never take accountability, and never accept blame. They suffer every day and project that suffering onto you. It is our suffering that makes us question ourselves and wonder if we did something wrong.

They run away from their suffering. They act as though they are living a perfect life, but they are in denial. This is why they never see their karma. It may look like everything is fine, as though they are not going through anything. But the closest person to them always sees the truth. When you were with them, you may remember their long monologues, playing the victim, blaming everyone, and complaining about their lives. They were always stressed, with a low threshold for anything demanding, especially in close relationships. They have no inner sense of value. They have nothing to give—not even to themselves. They have to take it from other people, but it is never enough. They are never satisfied.

This is their karma. They chose the wrong path. They chose to blame everyone else instead of accepting themselves, their faults, flaws, and weaknesses. Because of this, they will never see their karma, but they will feel it every day of their lives. They will see people like us—people who are actually happy, even after everything they did to us—and it will fascinate them. They will never understand how or why, even after they cheated on you, lied to you, stole your money and possessions, damaged your property, started a smear campaign against you, isolated you, turned everyone against you, and left you with nothing. You may have been left without a house, a car, or even your children. Yet, you still find a reason to smile. You still have things to be happy about, even if it is just being alive. This is something they will never have.

They won't even question why. They will just look at you and feel envy and jealousy. They will obsess over you, stalk and harass you, and do anything they can to bring you down. They are outwardly focused. They have to affect people and the external world to temporarily distract themselves from their inner turmoil. This is something they will have to do for the rest of their lives. It is like medicating a sickness, only it is a condition that never goes away. They can never accept that they have it. They will live the rest of their lives in denial, while it destroys them from the inside and ruins all of their relationships.

They can never find happiness in anything because they have sold their souls. They have nothing within—just a void that needs more and more, but they can never feel fulfilled. Meanwhile, it is so easy for you. You don't even need anything to be happy. But they have to wear this mask and live out this façade, all because they don't want to accept that maybe they are wrong, maybe they are not perfect, and maybe they have made mistakes. If they did, they would heal. They would finally begin to experience true happiness, love, and connection.

This could stem from just one relationship or situation in their past that they are still holding onto. It could be grudges and resentment that they need to let go of. They need to take accountability and accept their part in it. Otherwise, it will forever haunt them and be the reason they will never find happiness. It will always affect their quality of life and prevent them from experiencing long-term success in anything.

But they don't want to go within. They are on the opposite side of the spectrum from empaths or co-dependents. We blame and question ourselves before anyone else. This is why we are highly sensitive and feel deeply and intensely—because we are connected to ourselves. We have a self. They don't. All they can do is blame us because there is nothing within them. All they have is a void, just darkness and inner turmoil, which they can easily project onto us. We feel everything. We respond, agree, and accept it, which perpetuates their curse. As long as we are there to take it, they never have to feel it. They can continue to live in denial, never taking accountability, never self-reflecting, never feeling anything, and never having anything of value or meaning in their lives.

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