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==Spiritual Leadership Pitfalls== | ==Spiritual Leadership Pitfalls== | ||
A Spiritual leader (or Guru-Wise One archetype) who is working with Light forces and being [[Dark Force Manipulation Methods|manipulated by dark forces]] from the blind sight of mishandling their own [[Negative Ego]]. Usually what this means is the person in the leadership position of [[Group Consciousness]] may start to abuse power, acts from hidden or unseen motivations, starts wanting to control other people, manipulates group resources or people to achieve a desired goal. For more clarity to discern these [[Negative Ego]] behaviors, see [[Emotional Manipulation]] and [[Leadership Vs. Tyranny]]. Leadership should never be confused with tyrannical behavior. | A Spiritual leader (or Guru-Wise One archetype) who is working with Light forces and being [[Dark Force Manipulation Methods|manipulated by dark forces]] from the blind sight of mishandling their own [[Negative Ego]]. Usually what this means is the person in the leadership position of [[Group Consciousness]] may start to abuse power, acts from hidden or unseen motivations, starts wanting to control other people, manipulates group resources or people to achieve a desired goal. For more clarity to discern these [[Negative Ego]] behaviors, see [[Emotional Manipulation]] and [[Leadership Vs. Tyranny]]. Leadership should never be confused with tyrannical behavior. | ||
==Motivation of Manipulators==What are possible motivations of a Manipulator?* The need to advance their own purposes and personal gain at virtually any cost to others* a strong need to attain feelings of acceptance, power and superiority in relationships with others* a want and need to feel in control of surroundings and people (aka. control freak)a desire to gain a feeling of power over others in order to raise their perception of self-esteem and value in the world they create* A childlike need to get whatever they want from self-entitlement and no impulse control* To release inner anxiety and fear through projecting obligations on others to meet personal needs* boredom, or growing tired of his/her surroundings, wanting to be entertained or pre-occupied in drama | |||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||