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This Is How Empaths PROJECT Their False DarkNess, False Self And Fake Personality

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False Projection and the True Self

The speaker presents this as part two of a video about people projecting a false self and personality. He argues that empaths who believe in Yahawah and Yahawashi may project a “false darkness” when, in response to accusations, they mock their accusers or falsely claim to be Satanists, witches, or practitioners of the occult. He warns that others may take these claims literally and use them against them.

Three Kinds of False Projection

  • False darkness: Falsely claiming to practice Satanism, witchcraft, or occult beliefs.
  • False self: Presenting oneself as demonic, ugly, bald, or old.
  • Fake personality: Acting as though one is a psychopath, narcissist, sociopath, or an evil or guilty person.

The Believer’s True Self

In contrast, the speaker says a believer’s:

  • True light comes from practicing their faith.
  • True self is angelic, handsome, and youthful.
  • Real personality is empathic, innocent, and righteous.

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One male narrator who identifies with the empaths he discusses.

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