A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y

 

Narcissism
Narcissistic Emptiness
Narcissistic Issues
Narcissistic Rage
Narcissistic Shame
Narcissistic Trans.
Narcissistic Wound
Nature of Mind
Needs
Negative Merging
Neonate
No Self
Nobility
Noesis
Noetic Form
Nonconceptual
Nondifferentiated Being
Nondual
Not Knowing
Not This / Not That
Nothingness
Nous

Narcissistic Rage

So we can see it as a normal reaction to hurt. However, it has special characteristics because the narcissistic hurt is different from other types of emotional pain. The fact that this hurt is very vulnerable, and opens up to an emptiness signifying the dissolution of identity, imbues the reactive anger with an intensity and hardness rarely seen in other kinds of anger. (The Point of Existence, pg 324)

 

 

The (narcissitic) rage may turn into, or be accompanied by, a cold hatred that gives her qualities of power, invincibility, and calculation. This hatred underlies the desire for vengeance, for wanting to inflict pain and suffering, and for actually enjoying getting back at the person who failed her. (The Point of Existence, pg 327)

 

 

Narcissistic rage and envy

The narcissistic individual, or the normal individual at this phase of development, is prone to intense anger, an irrational rage, which may take the form of acute explosions or be chronic and vengeful. This narcissistic rage is provoked by the slightest—real or imagined—narcissistic insult, such as not being seen, understood, or appreciated, in the way one feels he deserves. Narcissistic envy may arise; one hates anyone who has (or seems to have), a rich inner life or external acclaim and feels pain about not having what the other has. (The Point of Existence)