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KARMIC DICTIONARY: Past Life Causes of Present Life Disorders

Munchausen Hero Homicide
    (Emotional - Narcissism)
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Short Description: Munchausen Hero Homicide
Munchausen Hero Homicide (MHH) is a condition where the sufferer attempts to harm others so that they can later come to the rescue and save that person from the dangerous situation they created... so they can be a hero!

Causes: The syndrome was named after Baron Münchhausen (Karl Friedrich Hieronymus Freiherr von Münchhausen, 1720-1797) who told many fantastical tales of his life (published as "The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen" by Rudolf Raspe). Looking at the karma behind this disease, here is what drives it:

* Munchausen Mentality: The Munchausen mentality causes individuals to needlessly put others in harm's way. Munchausen motivations include: the overwhelming need for constant attention, drama, and tension; the desire to manipulate others by using crisis to control events; and the wish to avoid the normal responsibilities of life by drawing closer to death. Whatever the motivation is, the result is the same: a series of very dangerous situations in which the sufferer consistently played a key role in rescuing those who were in danger.

* Munchausen Hero: The Munchausen Heroes are most often in healing professions, like police, fire, doctors, nurses, emergency medical transport, and others who work in close association with health care and law enforcement. Some Munchausen Heroes are among those who did not have the talent, temperament, or training to become members of these professions but they acquire the necessary uniforms, ids, etc to pose as such. Whether real or faked, these Heroes need the cover of these jobs to give them the opportunity to get the "high" that comes from rescuing those in danger and from the acclaim they get from their "heroic" actions.

* Hero Syndrome: Those addicted to being "heroes" display the following patterns. They are "Adrenaline Junkies": always living on the edge of danger and getting a thrill from putting their life at risk. They are "Attention Grabbers": always seeking to gain attention, praise, and recognition for their heroic actions and always keeping trophies (awards, press clippings, tokens of gratitude, etc). They are "Approval Seekers": always wanting the good opinion of others in their life.

* Rescuer Syndrome: Those addicted to being "rescuers" display one or more of the following patterns. They are "Speed Racers": always enjoying trying to beat the clock by getting their victims the help they need in the nick of time. They are "Life Saviors": always getting a high from pulling others from the brink of death.