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* Sociopaths are delusional and literally believe that what they say becomes truth merely because they say it. <ref>
* Sociopaths are delusional and literally believe that what they say becomes truth merely because they say it. <ref>
[http://www.naturalnews.com/036112_sociopaths_cults_influence.html]</ref>
[http://www.naturalnews.com/036112_sociopaths_cults_influence.html]</ref>
==Seducer==
[[Seducer Archetype]] is very energetically profitable to siphon for an [[Negative Ego]] controlled by sexual addiction and hooked into the mass consciousness [[Sexual Misery]] program and belief systems. When a human being is “choosing” to play out the game of seducer, they are in unconscious consent to be energetically implanted to feed the [[NRG]] network and spread its [[NRG Implants]]. The [[NRG]] and the [[Michael-Mary Reversal]] are systems of which are designed to split apart male and female energies in so that internal balance is not capable of being achieved through the consistent abuse of one's sexual energies or gender energies. The [[Seducer Archetype]] is enmeshed with the [[Baphomet]] reversal mother or [[Satanic]] fields in the earth layers at the [[2nd Chakra]] and 2nd dimensional layers.
* [[Seducer Archetype|Seducer]]: (i.e. Surface: Oooh.You're cute! Flatter, Flatter. Hidden: Let me tangle you in my false flattery webbing and cord your 2D centers for my insatiable vampire and lure you into [[Sexual Misery]])
A [[Femme Fatale]] or “player” is very good for an ego addicted to receive external attention or energy cords from the opposite sex to feel loved or worthy of attraction. This is related to the [[Seducer Archetype]].
Archetypes of the Seducer include Charismatic Leader, Fame Seeker, Status Seeker, Publicity Seeker, Escapist, [[Princess Code]], [[Pathological Liar]] and [[Sociopath]]. These are listed in the HGS Manual under the Victim-Victimizer 3 clearing under Addictions/Phobias.


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