All hell breaks loose when an empath turns into a supernova or a super empath. Years of suppressed, unprocessed righteous and sacred rage come out at once and destroy the narcissist forever, along with their abusive tactics and ways, turning them to dust like a dying star sending out strong beams of light into the universe. A super empath picks up arms against the narcissist to destroy their abusive ways and stop them from wreaking havoc. I did it, and I will share my experiences with you. But before I do, I want you to keep something in mind: becoming a supernova is nothing like turning into a narcissist.
Why am I saying that? Well, if you do some research on what being a supernova means, you will find ridiculous videos suggesting that a person goes through different stages and then becomes like the narcissist, playing mind games, manipulating them, ridiculing them, humiliating them, and belittling them. No, that is called becoming toxic. Some people call it becoming a dark empath. Becoming a supernova has nothing to do with losing your integrity and your authenticity. In fact, it’s a lot more about becoming your true self, stepping into your authenticity, and taking a firm stand against what is wrong.
As I said, supernova has nothing to do with toxicity. Supernova is stepping into your power, recognizing that you have had enough, that somebody has to take a stand, somebody has to break the cycle, somebody has to step back and say, “This is wrong.” Somebody has to say, “It should not continue this way.” Why should the narcissist keep destroying other people and face no consequences? Why would they keep taking advantage of other people’s empathy and act like they’re entitled to it? Why would they take no responsibility for their actions? Why would they not allow anybody to hold them accountable? These are the realizations that force an empath to turn into a supernova.
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