Ungodly soul ties can be formed through witchcraft, abuse, and lovebombing. Trauma bonding is a psychological response that occurs when a victim of abuse or trauma forms a strong attachment to their abuser, often leading them to stay in an abusive relationship. Narcissists employ a number of techniques, tactics, and tools to keep their victims trapped in the cycle of abuse.

Narcissists use:

Fear: The victim may be afraid of them, and may stay with them out of fear of what might happen if they leave. Post-abuse typically occurs when trying to leave a narcissist.

Guilt: The victim may feel guilt or shame for leaving the narcissist, or may blame themselves for the abuse. Oftentimes, family and religious circles do not understand spiritual warfare, narcissism, soul ties or trauma bonds.

Dependence: The victim may be financially or emotionally dependent on the narcissist, and may feel that they have no other options. Isolation: Narcissists may isolate the victim from friends and family, making it harder for them to leave.

Intimacy: The victim may have a strong emotional attachment to the narcissist, often mistaking this attachment for love.

Betrayal: The narcissist wanes between being kind and loving, and being abusive and cruel, leading the victim to feel confused and betrayed. Intermittent reinforcement strengthens the bond and soul tie.

Resistance: Despite the abuse, the victim may still resist leaving feeling that the relationship is worth saving or that they can change the narcissist\’s behavior.

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