Trustworthy People vs. Imposters

Giving trust to an untrustworthy people can lead to disastrous results. Yet it is through observing the profile of an untrustworthy person (imposter) that we can evaluate ourselves so we can become more trustworthy.

An untrustworthy person has a profile or lifestyle that is drenched in archontic tendencies. This is the controller, the narcissist, the tyrant, the seducer, the liar, the femme fatale.

Unfortunately, many untrustworthy people are placed in positions of power over others which creates heavy build ups of toxic energy.

How do we recognize when someone is trustworthy?

A trustworthy person is someone who has demonstrated that they can be trusted over time. This type of person does not assume that trust is automatically given, because they know what type of world we live in. They do their best to embody good character and morals – they don’t just talk about it, they live it.

A trustworthy person says what they mean and means what they say. They do not flatter you, tell half truths, or intentionally cause confusion by being unclear or lying. You can also trust that what they say matches their actions.

A trustworthy person respects differences in opinion and is able to disagree without being destructive or retaliatory.

A trustworthy person does not want to control others and is likely to find the idea of exerting control over others to be undesirable.

A trustworthy person has enough self-awareness to admit when they are wrong or when they don’t know something.

A trustworthy person tells you the truth. If the truth is unpleasant, they tell it with tact & kindness.

Also See: Emotional Self Defense for Empaths Understanding the Predator Mind