They abused you. They took advantage of the freedoms you gave them. They weaponized your good qualities against you. It’s basically waging war against the Divine force—rejecting that help again and again, trading their life force for whatever is perishable, whatever is materialistic, whatever gives instant gratification.
They never chose to see love. They never chose life. That’s why they are doomed to repeat the same cycle again and again.
Because of that stubborn and rigid nature, they keep doing the same thing—choosing the same thing—thinking they are soaring high. They’re flying. They think they are the God who gets to dictate everything: what happens to people, what happens to them, what happens to Earth.
And God lets it happen. The universe lets them be delusional. Because the more they go high, the more it will hurt when they are dropped—and the more it will hurt when they land on their face.
That’s exactly what happens when the narcissist hits collapse: their world is turned upside down, and their reality is thrown in their face—which becomes their punishment.
All of this doesn’t mean God is cruel. God gives them enough chances. The narcissist self-sabotages and brings this punishment upon themselves. When they collapse, it is their punishment.
When they hit old age and realize all that supply is lost—then that is their punishment.
There is one common thing said in all scriptures: God doesn’t like arrogance. If God lets these arrogant people succeed, grow, live, or blossom in any way, it’s not because it’s good—it’s because it’s their own doom. The more they grow, the more it will hurt when they wither away.
Another thing God does to a narcissist is that he or she takes away all their sources of supply.
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