Many of you may feel utterly shocked at how narcissists seem to get away with their actions. You’re left traumatized, stripped of your health, happiness, and resources, while the narcissist appears to prance off into the sunset with a brand-new life, as if you never existed and what they did to you was completely irrelevant.
Naturally, this feels beyond devastating. It can lead you to question whether a compassionate creator or a healthy natural order even exists. Are we really in an upside-down universe where bad people and bad behavior are rewarded while good people are left hurt and destroyed? I once believed this to be true, and I completely understand why so many people feel this way—it often looks like that on the surface.
But what about karma? Where is the proverbial bus that’s supposed to hit the narcissist for their deeds? Why does it feel like the bus went to the wrong address, leaving our lives in shambles instead?
I will share the truth about this in today’s article. Despite how it seems, there is a benevolent universe that not only grants us immense spiritual compensation for all we’ve lost but also delivers divine retribution to the narcissist naturally—without us having to lift a finger.
There are two key aspects to this topic:
- The perceived injustice of what happens to the narcissist after decimating our lives.
- The concern about their ultimate fate, particularly from those who still hold some compassion for them.
If you’re grappling with these questions, this episode is for you. My greatest desire is to help you move out of the trauma and into peace by understanding the bigger picture.
The Burning Question
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Does karma catch up with the narcissist for what they do?
The answer is yes, and it’s happening every second of their existence. However, this might not look the way we expect. Many people protest, “But they got the house, the car, the money, and even my children, while I’m left alone, struggling to survive!”
Here’s what we need to understand: happiness and prosperity have nothing to do with external possessions. True happiness comes from who we are being, not from what we have. Prosperity flows from a rich internal state of beingness, which narcissists utterly lack.
False Sources and the Narcissist’s Reality
Narcissists live in a perpetual state of emptiness because their sense of self is disconnected from true sources of joy, love, and fulfillment. They constantly seek external validation and possessions, only to find that these “band-aids” quickly lose their appeal.
This creates a relentless cycle of dissatisfaction—a living nightmare where nothing is ever enough. This is why narcissists often self-destruct, turning to substance abuse or falling into deep despair. Their external success is an illusion, masking an inner void.
The Role of Healing in Justice
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When victims focus on their healing rather than the narcissist’s downfall, they often witness remarkable changes. Empowered survivors report narcissists unraveling, losing court battles, and being exposed for their actions. This is not simply karma; it’s the result of reclaiming personal power and stepping into a state of wholeness.
As Dr. Christiane Northrup and I discussed in a recent interview, when individuals heal and take back their energy, the universal forces align to support them. Meanwhile, narcissists, devoid of true life force, begin to collapse under the weight of their own dysfunction.
Aging Narcissists and the Natural Order
Over time, the narcissist’s false self begins to crumble. They lose their charm, charisma, and ability to manipulate others. Eventually, they are left to face the inner torment they’ve spent their lives avoiding. Like a disease, their ego consumes them, leading to isolation and despair.
Moving Forward
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Understanding the narcissist’s fate can free you from the grip of resentment and allow you to focus on your own healing. The universe is always working in alignment with who we are. When we embody peace, empowerment, and self-love, life mirrors those states back to us.
So, let go of the need to see the narcissist’s downfall. Instead, focus on reclaiming your joy and creating a life that reflects your true self.
If you want to explore these concepts further, check out my articles:
- “Has the Narcissist Really Moved On?” (July 2012)
- “The Soul Contract with a Narcissist” (September 2015)
Both articles delve deeper into these ideas and offer profound insights for your healing journey.
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