64 – Narcissism: the Lights are on but no-one’s home.

Narcissism goes hand-in-hand with the demiurge.

The last almost 5 years has served to reveal many aspects of this realm in which we find ourselves. One particularly pertinent revelation has shown us just how prevalent narcissism is amongst the populace, at every level, but especially in the realms of public authority – finance, governance, psychology, science, education and the invidious media. There is nothing new in any of this. For example, the refrain of the wicked Queen in the children’s tale of Snow White is a timeless warning to young and old readers alike of the inherent dangers of the psychopath,

Mirror, mirror on the wall, roll up for your jab, one and all.
Wicked ones take note: narcissism and psychopathy are destined to fall.

In Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the wicked stepmother/Queen wants Snow White dead.

Her reason for this is that she is evidently a narcissist and psychopath: she regards Snow White as a threat to her mantle as the most beautiful woman in the lands.

 

Narcissus by Caravaggio (1594-96)

Beauty, of course, is but skin deep and Snow White is beautiful on the inside too. She is kind and thoughtful, as exemplified by her relationship with the 7 wee fellows and her connection to the natural world around her in the forest.

By contrast, the Queen is cruel and psychotic: she is actively attempting to murder Snow White. Thus, it is a battle between good and evil.

Parallels with Snow White narrative and the jib-jab

There are a number of parallels with the jib-jab which, on reflection, are not far-fetched.

The black mirror, the screen on the wall, is like our computation devices – it reflects her own image with which she is enthralled, just as so many in these times are falsely enamoured with their own body image, as exemplified by the rise of the ‘selfie’.

Initially, the queen instructs one of her servants, a huntsman, to take Snow White into the forest and murder her. The huntsman’s conscience prevents him from carrying it out, so the queen undertakes to do it herself.

The first method by which she attempts to kill Snow White is to attack her respiratory system. The over-tightening of the laces in her bodice is intended to cause death by suffocation: constricting her lungs and resulting in respiratory problems. Difficulty in breathing and consequential heart problems. Does this ring any bells? The respiratory systems of the old and vulnerable are currently under such a murderous assault. Graphene oxide evidently is harmful to all major organs.

When that fails, the second attempted murder is by needlepoint (the comb) – an attack on the head, the seat of the pineal gland, of individual well-being. The jib-jab’s contents are capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier, as is the Graphene Oxide that is in the vile vials, as well as the swabs that are inserted into peoples’ nasal cavities.

Her third method is by poisoning – the queen injects poison into half of the apple, the side she persuades Snow White to bite into. A poisonous injection? Persuading the target to take the fruit? Forbidden fruit?

All of these attempts at murder are conducted under stealth – the queen is heavily disguised, she wears a mask, as one participating in a masquerade.

The behaviour of queen/stepmother is that of a psychopath, as is that of Big Pharma and its acolytes across the governments of the earth.

 

Graphene Oxide in the head? Evidently, the queen wants you dead.

Yet, good triumphs in the end: goodnes triumphs over the evils of narcissism – Snow White is detoxified and love wins out. There is a resurrection.As ever, thank you for watching. Should you value the essays and discourses on RogueMale, then please tip me a few quid via the Buy Me a Coffee button and/or take out a subscription to my Substack pages.