Prajinta Pesqueda

N.A.R.C. Troopers: 
Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Collaborators

Prajinta Pesqueda

  • Collective Tauma & Collective Narcissism

Collective Tauma & Collective Narcissism

Saturday 11th January 2025

Explore how collective trauma can lead to collective narcissism and what we can do to foster healthier communities.
41 minutes
Informative
Compassionate
Thought-provoking
Honest
Non-judgmental

About this podcast

N.A.R.C. Troopers: 
Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Collaborators
Author:
Prajinta Pesqueda
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Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Recovery Reimagined
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How Collective Trauma Breeds Collective Narcissism

Episode Overview

  • Collective trauma can lead to disordered group responses.
  • Early abuse shapes individual narcissists similarly to how societal neglect shapes communities.
  • Governments and leaders play a significant role in fostering collective dysfunction.
  • Recognising red flags of communal narcissism is crucial.
  • Fostering healthier communities requires a focus on compassion and moral grounding.
The world has experienced one trauma after another for many years now as violence increases and craziness ensues.
In this episode of N.A.R.C. Troopers, host Prajinta Pesqueda dives into the intriguing topic of collective trauma and its potential to create collective narcissism. The world has faced numerous traumas over the years, and these shared experiences can lead to disordered group responses. Pesqueda draws parallels between individual narcissistic development and societal reactions to ongoing stress and abuse.
By examining how early abuse shapes narcissists, she explains how similar dynamics can unfold within entire communities or nations when they face continuous exploitation and neglect. Pesqueda doesn't shy away from discussing how governments and societal leaders can contribute to this collective dysfunction by failing to meet people's needs and encouraging unethical behaviours. She highlights the red flags of communal narcissism, such as demonising those with different beliefs, promoting blind loyalty, and playing the victim.
The episode is a call to recognise these patterns and strive for a more compassionate, morally grounded society. If you're curious about how collective experiences shape our behaviours and what we can do to foster healthier communities, this episode is a must-listen.