Those who have experienced it, agree that psychopath encounters leave you feeling “slimed”. It’s a sticky, contaminated feeling on your psyche. It’s as if you’ve smelled something foul. I’ve come to understand that the feeling of slime is actually shame. … Continue reading →
The story of Adam and Eve, examined through the lens of Rene Girard’s Mimetic Theory, describes what it’s like to meet a psychopath. It is the experience of knowing evil. In the garden there grew every kind of tree that … Continue reading →
Seemona Sumasar’s story may seem incredible to most people, but I propose that it happens more often than we realize. It is a classic tale of an involvement with a psychopath. I’m particularly interested in this story because the psychopath … Continue reading →
Gray Rock works on the theory that psychopath behavior is fueled by envy. The moment they see something shiny, they have to have it. By using Gray Rock, we remove the shine from anything we truly value. Additionally, we can … Continue reading →
The question “what is a psychopath?” has so many answers that it remains undefined. The terms psychopath, sociopath and malignant narcissist are used interchangeably in today’s popular culture. Even among professionals in the field of psychology, there is no one … Continue reading →
Rene Girard, Professor Emeritus at Stanford University, began developing his theories over 40 years ago, while researching the great stories in literature. He wanted to know what made these stories great and he discovered that they had some similarities. He … Continue reading →
Mythological Creatures For those students of Girardian Theory who have never met a psychopath, it might be shocking to see the parallels between the psychopath’s behaviors and the behaviors described in the myths and rituals of primitive cultures. You might have … Continue reading →
Escape from the narcissist. Learn the Gray Rock Method for making the drama addict lose interest in you. Understand your power over the psychopath
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