Parasites in the Body = Parasitic Behaviors

On a purely physical level:

Parasites (especially intestinal worms, protozoa, and pathogenic yeasts) hijack your neurotransmitters and hormones.
They literally influence your cravings, moods, and decisions.
Many parasites produce neurotoxins that dull empathy and trigger competitive, survivalist behavior (me first, me always).
Some parasites also impact serotonin, dopamine, and GABA—making you more reactive, needy, and unable to self-regulate.

Translation: When your gut is overrun by entities that live by stealing, you will unconsciously model their behavior.

On an energetic/spiritual level:

Parasites are the ultimate takers. They consume without giving back.
In many esoteric systems, parasites are viewed as a material reflection of unconscious spiritual patterns:
Victimhood
Lack of boundaries
Compulsive consumption
Chronic depletion
When someone has a heavy parasitic load, their energy field often feels “hungry” or “clingy.”
This is why spiritually advanced cultures (from Ayurveda to shamanic traditions) always included parasite cleansing as part of raising consciousness.
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🧭 Examples of Parasitic Behaviors from Parasite-Overrun People
✅ Consuming free spiritual teachings but never contributing
✅ Hoarding time, money, and attention
✅ Needing constant validation and energy from others
✅ Resenting those who model integrity
✅ Ghosting and lurking instead of engaging
✅ Feeling entitled to what others create
✅ Chronic complaining and blame projection

💡 The Higher Perspective
One of the reasons “lightworkers” and truly loving people get so drained is because they end up being feeding stations for un-cleansed, ungrounded, parasite-driven humans.

If you want to break the cycle, it’s never just about detoxing the body or the mind—it’s about both:

Clear the physical parasites.
Clear the energetic patterns.
Choose reciprocity over consumption.