Believe it or not, there are narcissistic forces in this world that seek to keep you paralyzed not physically, but spiritually. These forces target you because you are a super empath. They don’t just want you silent; they want you broken. They want you tired, drained, and convinced that your sensitivity is a curse rather than a power. But why? Why do these demonic and narcissistic spirits attack super empaths? Let’s explore this in depth, focusing on five specific demonic spirits that prey on empaths, and how they manifest through narcissistic abuse.
Having survived a narcissist, you’ve likely felt these spirits. You’ve battled them, bled under their weight, and endured their torment. The narcissist is the ultimate vessel and carrier for these dark forces. While many are familiar with the concept of Jezebel, there are other, more insidious spirits at play. These entities don’t appear in their terrifying supernatural forms but instead mask themselves as the narcissist who pretends to be an angel.
1. Bab: The demon of doubt and overthinking
Bab is the demon of doubt and overthinking. Unlike other spirits that attack with loud proclamations, Bab works subtly, planting seeds of uncertainty in your mind. He is the master of rumination, making you question your purpose, your path, and even your very essence.
Bab whispers questions like:
- Are you really good enough?
- What if you’re wrong?
- What if you’re just fooling yourself?
- What if everything you believe is an illusion?
These whispers loop endlessly in your mind, creating a maze of “what ifs” that leave you paralyzed. In psychological terms, this is known as gaslighting. Bab thrives in the shadows of your mind, twisting clarity into confusion. He makes you replay conversations, rethink decisions, and question your instincts. Every minor mistake feels like a monumental failure under his influence.
The narcissist in your life acts as Bab’s vessel, keeping you stuck in rumination. When you’re trapped in overthinking, you’re not living your purpose you’re merely surviving. Bab’s greatest victory is convincing you that doubt is your true identity. But the moment you act despite fear and uncertainty his grip weakens, and the narcissist’s power begins to crumble.
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2. Bel Gore: The crusher of spirit
Bel Gore is the demon that crushes your spirit. He makes you question your right to act, your ability to choose, and your sense of power. Bel Gore induces the freeze response, making your body feel heavy and your mind foggy. You become trapped in helplessness, unable to move forward.
Through the narcissist, Bel Gore plants ideas in your head:
- You’re a failure.
- Why try when you’re worthless?
- You’ll only fail.
He doesn’t need chains to bind you; he uses fear. Fear of rejection, punishment, or humiliation. Fear that nothing you do will ever be good enough. And so, you freeze, waiting for the moment to pass but it never does.
The longer you stay frozen, the tighter Bel Gore’s hold becomes. But defiance is your weapon. Small acts of movement standing up, speaking a word, breaking the silence shatter his control. Every choice to act, no matter how small, is an act of rebellion that reclaims your power.
3. Es Modus: The demon of self-disgust
Es Modus is the demon of self-disgust. His strategy is to warp your sense of self, turning you into your own enemy. The narcissist manipulates you into internalizing blame, taking responsibility for things you’ve never done.
Es Modus takes your mistakes and turns them into proof that you’re inherently flawed. He tells you:
- Your empathy is weakness.
- Your compassion is foolish.
- Your love is dangerous.
He speaks in your own voice, making it impossible to distinguish his lies from your truth. Every regret becomes a reason to hate yourself, and every imperfection becomes a weapon against your soul.
Es Modus wins by convincing you that self-sabotage is survival. But the truth is, you were never meant to be at war with yourself. Every time you extend compassion inward, forgive yourself, and love yourself despite your scars, Es Modus weakens. True self-love is his greatest enemy.
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4. Mamon: The demon of paralysis
Mamon is the demon of greed and stagnation. He doesn’t just lure you with comfort; he freezes you in place. Mamon whispers, “Wait, not yet. Maybe later.” He convinces you that you’re not ready not strong enough, not wise enough and that the right moment will come, but not today.
Days turn into months, months into years. Opportunities fade, dreams wither, and you sink deeper into inaction. Mamon thrives when you hesitate, second-guess, and choose the safety of inaction over the courage of movement.
But Mamon’s greatest fear is your defiance. The moment you move even in uncertainty his grip loosens. Every bold step is a strike against his chains. Movement is rebellion, and in that rebellion, you find freedom.
5. Aamon: The demon of confusion and fog
Aamon is the demon who clouds clarity. He doesn’t attack your strength; he attacks your vision. Aamon wraps your mind in fog, convincing you that every decision will lead to ruin.
He whispers:
- What if you’re wrong?
- What if it’s a trap?
- What if you’re making this whole thing up?
Aamon thrives when you stand still, too afraid to choose and too confused to act. The longer you hesitate, the thicker the fog grows. But clarity comes from movement. When you step into the unknown, the path clears with every step.
Empowerment and conclusion
These demons don’t want you to know they exist. They don’t want you to recognize their grip because the moment you do, you can fight back. Super empaths were born to battle the darkness not by crushing it, but by illuminating it.
You win by becoming clearer, sharper, and more discerning. You win by standing for what you believe in without apology. You win by refusing to let narcissism, isolation, self-disgust, paralysis, or confusion define you.
The darkness wants you small, silent, and paralyzed, but that’s not who you are. You are the storm, the wildfire, the light that blinds (in a good way). Every time you choose to stand up, speak out, and live fully, another demon falls.
So stand tall, dear super empath. The battle is real, but so is your power. Let the healing begin and continue.
