Narcissism loves the idea of a political person as critical. You simply respond with personal excitement, acute pain, terrible guilt, or under the strict compulsion of a painful process. The self-centered person spoke to God with reverence and focus. It is doubtful that politicians can fully understand the approvals needed by a polarized society until they memorize and pray  the psalms. The Psalms are the only song of faithfulness, centered on God, as God is. Narcissism is a form of self-centeredness that reduces God to a tool or means to achieve one's goals. The influence of love can be seen in the political expression of appeals to emotion, guilt, and fear, often in the guise of words that are supposedly designed to honor and appreciate him. If you are attracted to the narcissist personality type, you will be angry and frustrated when people don't pay attention to you. There is nothing humanly appealing about Christ, which means that he cannot win the acceptance of humans.  He rejoiced as he was the only person who gives the divine grace to be transferred to us by blessing. He was grateful for the chance to give the grace in this special way, as only those who had received it before could access it. A narcissist prays while he is critical of God, hoping that God will speed up the individual grace that the narcissist believes is necessary for his own success. A narcissist is someone who habitually relies on their own thoughts and opinions, without challenging them first. He allows himself to get lost in his thoughts and ideas, and proceeds with caution, knowing that mistakes are part of the learning process. He seldom gets to the place of divine mystery. He rarely experiences the steadfast faithfulness of devout believers. The mind is like a cup, filled with many thoughts and ideas. It can be filled with a variety of things, or it can be filled with nothing at all. The container is versatile and easy to use, able to contain many different things, but it is also prone to spilling its contents. The liquid poured into the bowl represented the divine appearance of the sacred word and Spirit. It was a sublime experience, full of intelligence and satisfaction. The narcissistic person's cup is half full of their own self-importance. They are self-important and proud of their accomplishments. They have no interest in others, and view them as objects to be used and forgotten. The air around him was a testament to his judgment of the importance of reliable people and his own life. A person who is intensely individualistic in their faith will have used up all of the implicit meaning of the sacred word when they appeal to God in a fervent way. He is so convinced of the sacred mystery that he is willing to share it with anyone who will listen and asks for permission first. The necklace made of colorful stones enhances the precise line that defines the political agreement of a person who is still clinging to pagan idols. A helpless person who meets pagan idols seldom experiences actual conversion. A person with narcissistic tendencies is only interested in worldly affairs and their own interests, so the frivolous things people take for granted and what they consider to be worthless are what motivate them.