Have you ever wondered why the same type of person keeps showing up in your love life—the charming, magnetic one who turns out to drain your energy instead of filling it? It’s not bad luck or a curse. It’s an energetic pattern. And from a psychic perspective, that pattern has everything to do with how your light interacts with someone else’s emptiness.
Many people who attract narcissists are empaths—deep feelers who sense emotions before words are spoken. Empaths naturally give, nurture, and heal. But when that generous energy meets someone whose main goal is to take, a cosmic mismatch occurs. Psychics often describe this attraction as “soul static”—two frequencies temporarily syncing until one starts stealing the signal.
The good news? This pattern can be broken. In fact, it’s often a spiritual initiation. Narcissists don’t show up to punish you; they show up to teach you boundaries, self-value, and energetic sovereignty.
This article dives into why empathic souls attract narcissists, what psychic readers see energetically in these relationships, and—most importantly—how to stop replaying this karmic story.
The Energetic Chemistry Between Empaths and Narcissists
Imagine your aura as a glowing battery and the narcissist as a magnet seeking charge. Empaths emit light that feels like safety, admiration, and emotional abundance. Narcissists, who often carry an internal void, sense that energy instinctively. To them, your compassion feels like oxygen.
Psychics see this dynamic in readings as a bright yellow or golden aura surrounded by gray tendrils—the energetic cords a narcissist uses to feed off emotional attention. The empath often feels tired, anxious, or guilty, while the narcissist feels recharged.
According to Psychology Today, narcissism stems from an inflated sense of importance masking fragile self-esteem. In energetic terms, it’s an inner emptiness that constantly needs external validation to survive.
When an empath meets a narcissist, the initial connection feels electric. The narcissist’s charm mirrors your desire for depth. They study your dreams, mimic your kindness, and reflect it back like a mirror with borrowed light. That’s not love—it’s energetic mimicry.
One client described her ex as “a psychic twin” at first—until her intuition dulled and she began doubting her own instincts. When a psychic reading revealed dense energy cords around her solar plexus, she realized she’d been unknowingly feeding the relationship from her power center.
Why the Pattern Repeats (and How to Recognize It Early)
If you’ve attracted more than one narcissist, it’s not your fault—it’s your frequency. Empaths often radiate openness without energetic boundaries. The universe keeps repeating lessons until the energy shifts.
Narcissists sense empaths through behavior cues like instant forgiveness, over-explaining, or avoiding confrontation. Early on, they overwhelm you with affection—a tactic known as love bombing. It creates dependence by flooding your nervous system with dopamine and hope.
From a psychic lens, this looks like a sudden surge of pink aura energy (infatuation) mixed with red cords of attachment. The psychic knows this is a “borrowed high.” The narcissist’s energy doesn’t sustain itself—it loops back, seeking your attention again and again.
As Verywell Mind explains, love bombing isn’t genuine affection—it’s manipulation through intensity. Psychically, it’s energetic tethering.
The first clue? When your intuition goes quiet. A narcissist’s strongest weapon is confusion. They flood your field with noise—mixed signals, sudden criticism, disappearing acts—until your inner voice feels muted.
The Spiritual Lesson Behind the Attraction
Psychics often remind clients that recurring patterns aren’t punishments—they’re mirrors. Every time you attract a narcissist, the universe is highlighting an energetic leak in your field.
Spiritually, narcissists serve as shadow teachers. They reveal where you’ve mistaken love for validation, compassion for obligation, or intuition for people-pleasing. Once you reclaim those lost energies, the pattern ends.
In one reading, a woman kept falling for emotionally unavailable men. Her psychic saw a past-life image of her as a healer who believed love meant sacrifice. Recognizing that imprint allowed her to rewrite the pattern in this lifetime—her next relationship was mutual, calm, and growth-oriented.
Harvard Health notes that people with narcissistic traits lack empathy and self-awareness. Spiritually, that lack of empathy serves as a contrast for empaths to rediscover self-respect. It’s the universe teaching balance through polarity.
So if you’ve loved a narcissist, understand this: it’s not weakness—it’s your soul practicing discernment.
The Psychic Signs You’re Dealing with a Narcissist
Most people recognize narcissists through behavior—self-absorption, manipulation, and lack of empathy. But psychics often detect them through energy first. Their presence carries a signature imbalance—sharp, magnetic, and hollow at the center.
If you’re empathic or sensitive, you may notice:
Your aura feels heavy after talking to them. It’s like emotional static clinging to your field.
Your throat tightens when you try to express truth. The energy of suppression shows up strongly in readings.
Your intuition feels fuzzy or dim. Narcissistic energy distorts clarity. You second-guess yourself constantly.
You feel guilt or anxiety that doesn’t belong to you. That’s their energy infiltrating yours.
A psychic might describe the pattern as “energetic cords” connected between the narcissist’s solar plexus (power center) and your heart chakra (compassion center). The more you give empathy, the stronger the cord grows.
One PsychicOz reader shared a story about a client who couldn’t stop thinking about her ex even months later. During a reading, the clairvoyant saw cords glowing from the ex’s energy field into hers—active, still pulling. Once the cords were cut in a healing visualization, the obsessive thoughts vanished.
A narcissist’s tactics—gaslighting, guilt-tripping, and subtle intimidation—are psychological reflections of this energetic pattern. According to Psychology Today, narcissists thrive on control and attention. Energetically, they depend on emotional chaos to maintain dominance.
The key psychic sign? You feel drained, not inspired, after spending time together. That’s your intuition flashing a red light.
How to Break the Energetic Pattern
Healing from narcissistic attraction isn’t about cutting people off—it’s about rewiring your energy so you no longer attract their vibration. Psychics view this as a process of energetic sovereignty.
1. Cord-Cutting Visualization
Close your eyes. Picture cords of light between you and the person. Gently say, “I release all energy that is not mine.” Imagine the cords dissolving in golden light. Repeat daily for a week. Many empaths feel instant relief.
2. Strengthen Your Solar Plexus Chakra
This chakra, located near your stomach, governs personal power. When weakened, it invites domination. Visualize yellow light spinning brightly. Affirm: “My energy belongs to me.”
3. Practice Psychic Shielding
Before meeting anyone who drains you, visualize a sphere of white light surrounding you. See it reflecting negativity outward while allowing love and truth to flow freely.
4. Heal Through Joy
Narcissistic energy thrives on control and seriousness. Laughter and play reset your vibration. The moment you laugh freely, cords loosen.
5. Seek Psychic Guidance or Energy Healing
A psychic or energy healer can pinpoint the exact frequency where your boundaries blur. Often, awareness alone begins the release.
One PsychicOz client shared that after years of being emotionally manipulated, she finally asked for a reading. The psychic described her energy as “sunlight trapped in a jar.” Through guided cord cutting and heart healing sessions, she felt her confidence surge—and noticed she stopped attracting controlling partners altogether.
Greater Good Science Center explains that too much empathy without boundaries leads to emotional burnout. From a psychic view, this burnout is your aura’s way of saying: “Stop giving away the light meant to guide yourself.”
The Role of Psychic Readings in Healing Narcissistic Cycles
Psychic readings provide what logic can’t—a soul-level diagnosis. While therapy addresses emotional behavior, psychic insight reveals energetic cause.
During a session, a clairvoyant might see images showing where the pattern began—perhaps in childhood or a past life. Some clients discover that their attraction to narcissists comes from unfinished karmic lessons about control and self-trust.
For example, one reader described seeing a client’s aura showing two intertwined colors—her own pink (compassion) mixed with another’s dark red (control). The psychic explained that she’d been giving away her intuition in exchange for approval. Once she reclaimed that awareness, her relationships transformed.
Psychics can also help you identify whether a bond is karmic or toxic. Not all intense connections are meant to last—some are meant to awaken. The moment you learn the lesson, the energy untangles naturally.
In addition, psychic readings can:
Reveal where your boundaries leak energy.
Show which chakra needs healing.
Help you identify repeating relationship patterns across lifetimes.
Offer personalized rituals for protection and renewal.
A PsychicOz clairvoyant described it this way: “Every empath has a light that narcissists notice instantly. Psychic work doesn’t dim your light—it teaches you how to direct it.”
Reclaiming Your Energy and Rewriting the Script
The turning point in every empath’s journey comes when they stop asking, “Why did this happen to me?” and start asking, “What is this teaching me?” The moment you shift from blame to awareness, your energy rises above the narcissistic frequency—and the pattern dissolves.
Psychics describe this transition as “aura recalibration.” When you reclaim lost energy, your vibration changes so drastically that narcissists no longer recognize you as a source. It’s like changing your phone number in the energetic world—they can’t dial in anymore.
Reclaiming your energy starts with a few conscious choices:
1. Stop rescuing people who refuse to rise.
Narcissists thrive on being your project. They dangle potential like bait, knowing you’ll keep trying to heal them. The truth? Their healing isn’t your job. Every moment you invest in fixing them is a moment stolen from your own growth.
2. Rewrite your story through self-validation.
When you begin affirming your intuition—listening to that first inner whisper instead of silencing it—you realign with your higher self. A psychic once said, “Your intuition is a GPS that doesn’t argue. It just reroutes you until you listen.”
3. Ground your empathy.
Empathy isn’t meant to drown you; it’s meant to inform you. Before entering emotional spaces, take three grounding breaths. Picture your roots extending into the earth. When you anchor your energy, your compassion becomes wise, not draining.
4. Reconnect with joy.
After leaving a narcissistic relationship, it’s common to feel emotionally numb. That’s the nervous system recalibrating. Psychic healers often encourage play—music, color, nature—to restore vibrational flow. The soul heals faster through laughter than through logic.
An example: one PsychicOz client spent years with a controlling partner. After working with a clairvoyant to balance her heart and solar plexus chakras, she began meditating outdoors daily. Within months, her energy shifted. She started attracting gentle, emotionally available people—the opposite of her old pattern.
Healing doesn’t erase the past; it rewrites your energy so that the past no longer repeats.
Closing Thoughts – You Attract What You Heal
Attracting narcissists isn’t a curse—it’s a classroom. Once you learn the lesson of self-worth, the teacher disappears.
Psychically speaking, narcissistic relationships often represent a soul contract of growth. You incarnate to master discernment, compassion, and energetic balance. When you finally embody those lessons, your frequency no longer matches theirs. You graduate.
It’s important to remember that sensitivity is not weakness—it’s spiritual intelligence. Your empathy is your superpower, but it needs structure. When guided by intuition and self-respect, it becomes your shield instead of your burden.
A psychic once said during a reading, “The moment you stop trying to prove your goodness, you become untouchable.” And that’s the truth: narcissists can’t manipulate someone who’s already standing in their own light.
So, love deeply, but wisely. Keep your heart open, your boundaries firm, and your energy sacred. You don’t need to close off to protect yourself—you just need to shine in a way that illuminates, not depletes.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why do narcissists seem attracted to empaths?
Narcissists sense empathic warmth and validation as an easy energy source. Empaths often overgive, which can feed the narcissist’s constant need for attention.
2. Is attracting narcissists my fault?
No. It’s an energetic pattern, not a character flaw. With boundaries and self-trust, you can shift your frequency and end the cycle.
3. What are early signs of a narcissist?
Intense charm, fast intimacy, love bombing, shifting stories, and subtle put-downs that make you doubt yourself.
4. What does love bombing look like?
Excessive praise, gifts, or future promises very early on to fast-track emotional dependence.
5. How can a psychic spot narcissistic dynamics?
Psychics read energetic incongruence—words say “care,” but the energy feels controlling, heavy, or corded to your solar plexus.
6. Why do I feel drained after spending time with them?
Your energy is likely being pulled into constant reassurance, caretaking, and emotional management—classic narcissistic dynamics.
7. What’s an energetic cord?
A subtle attachment between two fields. With narcissists, cords often run from their power center to your compassion center.
8. Can cord-cutting help?
Yes. Visualization to release cords often restores clarity, reduces ruminating, and eases obsessive loops.
9. What boundaries stop narcissists early?
Slow the pace, require consistency over time, and avoid over-explaining. Say less; observe more.
10. How do I tell intuition from trauma fear?
Intuition feels calm and concise; trauma fear feels loud and looping. Act from the calmest clear signal.
11. Are narcissists always malicious?
Not always. Some are unconscious of their patterns. Impact still matters—protect your energy regardless of intent.
12. Why do I keep repeating this pattern?
Unhealed lessons around self-worth, over-responsibility, or rescue roles can magnetize similar dynamics.
13. Can therapy and psychic work go together?
Yes. Therapy reframes behavior and beliefs; psychic insight reveals energetic patterns and cords. Together they accelerate change.
14. What affirmation strengthens my solar plexus?
“My energy belongs to me. I choose mutual respect.”
15. How do I respond to gaslighting?
State your reality once, decline circular debate, and document facts. Energy-wise, step out of the argument loop.
16. What does genuine repair look like?
Ownership, empathy, a specific plan to change, and consistent follow-through over time.
17. Can a narcissist become healthy?
Sustained change requires deep insight and committed work. Protect your well-being while they do their work—if they choose to.
18. What daily ritual protects my energy?
Morning grounding, brief white-light shielding before interactions, and an evening salt shower visualization.
19. How do I stop over-explaining myself?
Pause. Share one clear sentence, then observe behavior. Boundaries don’t require essays.
20. What if the narcissist is a family member?
Use time limits, neutral locations, written summaries of agreements, and strong aftercare to discharge stress.
21. Is no contact ever appropriate?
Yes, when there’s chronic manipulation, disrespect, or abuse. Safety and sanity come first.
22. How do I rebuild self-trust after narcissistic abuse?
Track small promises to yourself and keep them. Each kept promise rewires your confidence.
23. How do psychics read karmic ties?
They perceive repeating themes, symbols, or lifetimes where power, voice, or worth were entangled—and guide release.
24. What’s a green flag after this healing?
Peaceful consistency. You feel safe, seen, and energized—not managed or diminished.
25. Why do I miss them even if it was unhealthy?
Intermittent reinforcement creates a powerful chemical and energetic bond. It fades as you stabilize your field.
26. Which practices lift my vibration fast?
Laughter, music, sunlight, nature walks, breathwork, and creative play—all reset your frequency.
27. How can friends support me?
Believe you, reflect patterns without judgment, celebrate boundaries, and discourage contact during detox.
28. What work habit helps with narcissistic bosses?
Document expectations in writing, confirm decisions via email, and keep meetings agenda-bound and brief.
29. When should I book a psychic reading?
When patterns repeat, your intuition feels muted, or you want clarity on cords, karma, and next aligned actions.
30. What’s the success signal that the pattern is over?
You feel peaceful with your boundaries, stop chasing intensity, and naturally attract emotionally available people.
The idea that one should not be too hard on oneself for past mistakes is comforting. Everyone is on a unique journey, and self-compassion is vital.
It’s interesting how the article highlights the attraction of narcissists to strong women. It raises awareness about the dynamics of such relationships.
The article provides a nuanced view on relationships and the pitfalls of encountering narcissistic personalities. It’s essential to stay vigilant and prioritize self-care.
This is just another piece adding to the already mountainous heap of pop-psychology drivel. Scare tactics about narcissists and psychopaths only perpetuate paranoia and insecurity.
I find this article remarkably insightful. It’s crucial to understand the psychological dynamics behind our choices, especially in relationships. Knowledge is indeed power, and this piece empowers individuals to be more discerning.
So, according to this, we’re supposed to walk around with a ‘narcissist-detector’ to avoid emotional entanglements? What a practical way to live! Maybe we should all just wear signs stating our mental health status. Brilliant!
Oh great! Another article blaming women for being ‘too strong’ and attracting toxic people. That’s just what we needed. Guess I’ll just tone down my independence and ambition to avoid the narcissists. Thanks for the life-changing advice!
The author’s portrayal of narcissists and people with antisocial disorders is somewhat accurate but lacks clinical nuance. It would benefit from a more grounded explanation of psychological terms and symptoms.
The emphasis on finding balance between responsibilities and having fun is crucial. It’s a reminder that personal well-being should not be neglected.
The discussion about the characteristics of people with antisocial disorders and their impact on relationships is insightful. Awareness can help in making better choices.
I agree with Doris. Understanding these traits can serve as a protective measure and help in recognizing red flags early on.
Doris makes a good point. Educating oneself on these personality types is important for maintaining healthy relationships.