Empath: A 21 Step by Step Emotional Healing & Survival Guide for Empaths and Highly Sensitive People – Overcome Fears and Develop Your Gift
By Alex C. Wolf
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Are you looking to improve your empathic abilities? Overcome your fears and develop your gift?
If you answered YES to any of those questions then you need to read this book.
Empathy, in its most basic form, is the ability to feel the emotions and energy of not only the people around you but the world around you as well. It is difficult to adequately describe what empaths really are. Some work as councilors, able to read the emotions of the distraught and vulnerable.
Many are healers, sometimes feeling the echo of pain before the patient can even begin to speak. Empathy is a sixth sense of sorts it's an extra layer of skin for some people, with different textures or auras depending on that individual's psyche. For others, it's emotions that just pop or slide into their mind when someone walks in the room.
While the way the gift manifests is going to be different for every person, one thing that remains constant is that those with these abilities came by them naturally and have the ability to improve upon them with practice.
If you are looking to improve your empathic abilities, then Empath: A 21 Step by Step Emotional Healing & Survival Guide for Empaths and Highly Sensitive People – Overcome Fears and Develop Your Gift is the book you have been waiting for.
Inside you will learn:
- About the famous empaths who have come before you, the various ways your gifts can manifest and how to manage your gifts effectively.
- About the dangers that empathy can lead to as well as exercises to try to ensure your empathic abilities are as strong as they can possibly be.
- And so much more!
So, what are you waiting for?
Being empathic is a gift, don't squander it, make the most of it, make the most of it by buying this book today!
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Empath:
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A 21 Step by Step Emotional Healing & Survival Guide for Empaths and Highly Sensitive People – Overcome Fears and Develop Your Gift
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By Alex C. Wolf
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: What it Means to Be an Empath
Chapter 2: Ways Your Gift Can Manifest
Chapter 3: Basics of Managing Your Gifts
Chapter 4: Dark Side of the Gift
Chapter 5: Starter Exercises
Chapter 6: Kundalini Meditation
Chapter 7: Mindfulness Meditation
Chapter 8: CBT Exercises for Dealing with Negative Mindsets
Conclusion
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Introduction
Congratulations on downloading Empath: A 21 Step by Step Emotional Healing & Survival Guide for Empaths and Highly Sensitive People – Overcome Fears and Develop Your Gift and thank you for doing so. Empathy means many different things to many different people, but if you are reading this book then odds are that, to you, it means that you have an ability to understand the emotions of those around you far better than the average person.
This book will teach you all about your gifts and how to hone them, but first, it is important to start off with a quick discussion of some of the great empaths to come before you. As you read about the great works these individuals undertook it is important to consider the types of causes, they tended to represent and what their names are remembered for. As an empath, you are uniquely suited to help those around you and carry on the legacy of service that the great empaths are known for.
1200px-Mahatma_Ghandi_-_panoramioMahatma Gandhi is perhaps one of the most well-known and beloved men to walk the Earth in the last century. To begin this guide to harnessing your gifts as an empath, it is in your best interest to understand the ways in which Gandhi’s empathetic abilities subtly influenced his life. This is just to give a small example of what being able to truly tap into your gift can do.
Gandhi began his early-adulthood studying law. This became very important, as later in life he led a peaceful revolution against not only many unjust laws but an entirely unjust government. Not only did his defiant fasting and strictly non-violent protesting become a national symbol of hope, but he also managed to cease a war between two of his long-time friends. He and many of his followers very literally walked the path of the impoverished in an attempt to more accurately understand the suffering of the poor in India.
He was able to understand and read just about any situation. He could know just what to say to move a crowd or calm a mob. However, what truly proved Gandhi’s success as an empath was his amazing ability to unconditionally love. Whether he was being beaten by the British, speaking with a man that had killed a Hindu boy, the man that had him imprisoned, or even just a simple passerby, Gandhi treated everyone with pure happiness and love. At times, he carried the sadness of every person around him. There were many times he was sure to be not only emotionally, but also spiritually uplifted by the belief and support of his many followers.
Gandhi devoted quite a few of his mortal years in search of spiritual guidance, which often empowers gifts of the soul. To take an educated guess as to the field of empathy he drew strength from, claircognizance and emotional empathy seem to be the most likely case.
Claircognizance, put simply, is the ability to instinctual understand what must be done (according to your moral and theological code) in a stressful or dangerous situation. Gandhi was an amazing writer and was able to move crowds with nearly every speech he gave. He was beaten many, many times, but never once rose a hand against another. Many of those that protested with him throughout his life described him as extremely calm, even just before the blows began.
When he was speaking to a crowd though, he had the amazing ability to simply...blend with them. It was as though he was their oldest friend or a beloved relative. Emotional empathy is the ability to feel, comprehend, and interpret the emotions of those around you. One of the reasons that Gandhi was so caring and understanding, is that he was likely able to feel the emotions and hardships of those around him. However, he used this to guide and help them, always speaking not only as a man but as a spirit seeking to teach.
While the things the man did for others were legion, his love for everyone can be summed up in a single quote. It is perhaps one of the best metaphors that can be used to truly put into scope what an empath is truly meant to be.
"I am a Muslim! And a Hindu and a Christian and a Jew