Top zodiac signs known for their Dark and Evil traits, know why?
It is not all about absorbing the energy but it is inbuilt in them. Have you ever experienced that you met someone and after that you felt drained? Yes it happens with all of us so it is very important for us to know deeply about these kind of people so that we can keep distance from them or avoid them on special occasions.
These people can be your relative, friend, co-worker, and even your seniors, who throw a negativity to you because they think you are better than them or doing great in your life.
If you are not a believer then let me tell you that its not about that you believe it or not in such things or you think that it is superstitious but it is not, once you start noticing, you will also believe because these things happen with all of us or around us.
These evil or dark energy people might be influenced by their ruling planet, the dasha pattern they are in or because of the placement of certain planets. So let's move forward and check out the below mentioned zodiac signs:
Here are the following dark and evil zodiac signs
Virgo
Virgos are likely to come across as nice, innocent people, yet many of them are actually quite the contrary.
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These are the people who are desperate to exert more authority over other people. They will never think twice about manipulating you in order to keep you caught in their web. When they are in any kind of connection with someone, they prioritize their interests. They will be occupied with formulating their schemes and plans to defraud you in the most heinous way.
Because they don't give a damn about other people's mental and emotional health, Virgos are also emotionally inaccessible.
Libra
The second malevolent sign on our list is Libra, which will harm the other native signs more than it will help. In general, the Libra native craves for attention, wealth, and power. Even if it means hurting other people, these indigenous people will stop at nothing and their motive is to fulfill their own goals. The Libra native will have a great deal of dominance over the others. In order to achieve their own goals when interacting with others, they will have a sweet conversation but with dishonesty, duplicity, and conceit.
Scorpio
Scorpio is a sign associated with deadly stings. It is a mysterious zodiac sign, and because of this trait, the sign's native can do everything it takes to harm others. They are self-obsessed and impulsive, focusing on their needs and interests while disregarding the feelings and well-being of others. This is a very opportunistic sign that will attack others whenever it has the chance. Scorpions are prone to dark evil because of their ravenous need for wealth, passion, and power.
Sagittarius
It appears that the people who live under this sign are quite easygoing, adventurous, and fun-loving. On the inside, though, they are dishonest and manipulative. These indigenous people are the most skilled manipulators in all areas of life. To achieve their objectives, they seize the weak spots on other people's nerves and strike them. Since they occasionally take pleasure in other people's misfortune, this is the very least they can do.
If you are in a love connection with a Sagittarius, don't expect them to be emotionally available to you.
Reasons why they have Dark Energy:
1. Influence of planets
These zodiac signs might be under the influence of malefic planets and if not then their ruling planet is sitting with some malefic planet which can make them act ads dark.
2. Psychic Bonds
These zodiac signs mighjt have bonds with some mysterious and hidden realms and that's what make them dark and negative.
3. Nakshatra Influence
These zodiac signs might be influenced by some negative Nakshatra which can be one of the reasons that they are evil and dark.
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