How to Heal From Narcissistic Abuse Energetically – Part 2

Seeing the pattern is the beginning. How to heal from narcissistic abuse energetically doesn’t end with clarity, it begins with what you choose to do next. Many survivors are left with questions: “Was it really that bad?” “Am I the narcissist for getting angry?” “Why does this keep happening to me—again and again?” These questions aren’t signs of failure. It’s the moment the spell starts to break.

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What Narcissistic Abuse Does to Your Energy Field

Because narcissistic abuse isn’t just emotional, it’s energetic. Your emotions are your biochemical signature of life experience. They shape how you relate to the world. And it takes energy to create them. You begin to reclaim that energy the moment you see through the illusion of the trick. Seeing the trick isn’t enough, albeit. You have to understand the process behind it, the loop, the programming, the part of you that made it feel safe.

That’s where Clown Chakra work continues. It’s not about blame. It’s about owning your third, your piece of the pattern, so you can begin choosing something different. Therefore, once you stop being entertained by the illusion, you stop performing. And that’s where real magic begins.

Second-Level Teachings and the Paradox of Perception

The spiral is part of a paradox. Narcissistic abuse doesn’t just distort your relationship with others—it distorts your relationship with your own truth.

And then the questions start:

“Did I go too far?”
“Was I the one who escalated it?”
“Am I the narcissist now?”

That’s the real trick.
It makes you question your instincts.
It turns you into a performer, like them, but places you in the supportive role, never the lead. Exploring the paradox to understand your subconscious qualities that land you in this supportive role is the best way to heal from narcissistic abuse energetically.

How Narcissistic Abuse Trains You to Sacrifice Your Safety

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The absence of boundaries. The suppression of direction. The repeated override of intuition. These patterns train you to prioritize keeping them happy over keeping yourself safe. That’s a sacrifice.

Healing begins when you recognize that your reaction wasn’t rage, it was resistance.
It wasn’t irrational.
It was real.
And it was for your safety.

But the deeper danger? When systems and institutions start playing the same game. Remember that collective softening of language? This is where it becomes collective behavior. When people inside those systems begin to compromise their integrity, not because they agree, but because it’s safer, abuse gets rebranded as “misunderstanding.” Survival gets labeled “overreacting.”

It’s not just individuals who mirror narcissistic patterns. Institutions do too.

And just like in an abusive relationship, it’s often better to have no process at all than to be bound to one that’s corrupt. A system is only as good as the people who run it. Healing asks you to stop second-guessing yourself, even when a room full of people insists your clarity is the problem.

Your responsibility is to turn inward. To realize that people, and the institutions they uphold, have the freedom to choose who they want to be. You can only own your 33.333% of the situation. And that is all you are spiritually obligated to uphold.

Environments that reward compliance over integrity will always punish those who tell the truth.
Not because you’re wrong.
But because you’re disrupting the system they’ve already chosen to belong to.

If they had chosen differently, you wouldn’t be in this situation.
If you had chosen differently, you wouldn’t either.

You’re not crazy.
You’re waking up.
And in this system of healing, they’ve just decided to stay asleep.

The Performance of Being Safe

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After enough time in survival, you stop wanting clearly, not because you don’t have desires, but because it no longer feels safe to express them. Or even to know them. Then decide to shut down your own magic. You train yourself to want only what others want for you. You filter your joy, your ambition, your vision, until they’re quiet enough to not offend, not disrupt, not threaten.

This is what happens when desire meets manipulation. It becomes distorted.

And the danger of that distortion is this: you begin to confuse sacrifice with safety. You begin to believe that being palatable is being protected, even as the most vibrant parts of you begin to disappear. But the part of you that learned to stay, and to remain optimistic about people’s potential, didn’t do anything wrong. It kept you safe. It gave others the chance to show you who they truly were. And still, safety is not the same as sovereignty.

To heal from narcissistic abuse, you must reclaim your relationship with desire. Not just relationally, but energetically. Because what you want is sacred. Desire was your magic, your spark, your portal. It was the quiet force that once asked: How beautiful could life be? What could you dream? What could you create?

And every time you abandoned that magic to keep someone else comfortable, you gave a piece of it away.

How Trauma Warps Visualization (and How to Clear It)

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With less desire, you’re left with less energy to build out your lead role, and instead, you find yourself constantly cast in support of someone else’s vision. Moreover, visualization is often sold as a tool of manifestation, but if you’re visualizing through a trauma lens, what you’re creating isn’t vision; it’s a survival strategy.

Consequently, when desire becomes distorted, so does imagination. You stop imagining from your truth. Instead, your imagination becomes shaped by fear. Rather than dreaming of joy, you visualize how to prevent pain. You rehearse emotional safety, playing out conversations, scenarios, and defenses, anything to feel safer than last time. However, that’s not dreaming. In reality, that’s trauma relooping.

This is why manifestation doesn’t work the same way for everyone. Because if you haven’t reclaimed your desire, your imagination is still working for your protector. It’s still serving the performance. And there’s no energy left for your magic.

Real vision, the kind that draws your future toward you, requires clarity. Not perfection. Just presence. And presence can’t happen if your body is still performing for someone who isn’t even in the room anymore.

You don’t have to force yourself to dream big; you just have to admit that you want to. Then figure out how to clear the distortion. It starts with you, proclaiming your will. Your vision. Deciding you’ve had enough of playing the supportive role, and will no longer be entertained by tricks.

Because sovereign will requires Sovereign Energy, and that’s where we begin.

Your Spiritual Third and the Spiritual Wheel of Creation

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It has to start with your choice. Will you keep spinning in the trauma loop, reacting to what was? Or will you take that same energy, point it in a new direction, and use it to create a new vision?

This is where owning your third becomes not just a responsibility, but power. You are not responsible for the way they lied, manipulated, or harmed you. But you are responsible for the part of you that adapted, the part that believed survival meant shrinking, the part that thought safety meant silence.

And now, by seeing it, naming it, and choosing differently, you begin to turn the loop into a wheel. One that moves with new energy. And because of that, it can move in a new direction, a wheel that moves you forward instead of pulling you back.

When you are ready to declare a new life for yourself, the teachings are here to show you the way. No more performing for people who benefit from your suppression. Your imagination is yours again. Use your energy to reclaim your magic, not to build their illusion.

This is how you turn the wheel in your favor. This is how to heal narcissistic abuse energetically to create your vision of joy. It’s spiritual law: declare your truth, and the universe begins to move. All it requires is your commitment to see it through.

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Special Insight on Energetic Work

Deep energetic work requires not only emotional awareness but conscious structural support. When prolonged focus is placed on trauma patterns, whether through writing, study, or facilitation, it naturally amplifies the residual energetic imprints connected to those experiences.

This phenomenon reflects the core principles of radiesthesia: the sensitivity of living systems to subtle energy fields. Focus acts like a pendulum—channeling, mirroring, and amplifying the energetic content being held. Without active boundary practices, immersion in trauma material can momentarily elevate subtle energies beyond baseline, creating sensations of emotional or physical intensity.

In energetic healing, what receives attention expands. Without sufficient structure, emotional echoes such as agitation, cravings for grounding stimuli (like sweets or movement), or sensitivity to background sounds may surface, not as signs of instability, but as energetic feedback loops seeking discharge.

Recognizing this dynamic underscores why structure, grounding, and boundary practices are not optional, they are foundational spiritual technologies.

Energetic healing, like physical healing, requires intentional protocols to stabilize the field, direct attention wisely, and preserve sovereignty through every level of the work.

For deeper psychological frameworks and insights on narcissistic abuse, Dr. Ramani remains a highly respected voice. While the perspectives shared here focus on energetic and spiritual healing, her clinical work offers valuable guidance for understanding personality disorders and relational dynamics.

If you’re ready to begin stabilizing your own energetic field and reclaim your sovereignty, the Clown Chakra chapter inside the Lumyst app offers a safe and structured starting point.

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