About Empath and Psychic Abilities: A Brief Guide To Learn About Empaths, Their Characteristics and Attributes and How To Take Care of Yourself if You are an Empath by Emily Greyson
Do you understand what empathy is and who Empaths are?
Are you aware that an empathic person can emotionally understand what others are going through, view things through their eyes, and walk in their shoes?
Empathy is defined as putting oneself in the shoes of another person and feeling what they are going through. When you see someone suffering, you might be able to put yourself in their position and empathise with them. While most people are aware of their own feelings and emotions, getting inside the mind of another person is more challenging. Those who are empaths include:
Inventive and attentive listeners
Having the ability to understand how others are feeling
Caring and eager to help others with their challenges
‘Intuitive’ and ‘excellent’ at spotting liars
In crowds, empathic persons might become overwhelmed, which can heighten their empathy. Empathy is a skill that comes naturally to most people. Empathic people have special requirements. It’s critical to value your own, as well as to convey it to loved ones. If you’re not sure if you’re an empath, read this book to figure out who you are and learn about the benefits of being compassionate to others. You’ll also be able to control your emotions, discover different sorts of empathy, and channel your feelings for the benefit of yourself and others.
In this book we have covered the following topics:
Empathy and Empaths
Diagnosis of Empaths
Characteristics of Empaths
Empathy – A Super Power
The Empathetic Adult And The Empathetic Child
Drawbacks Of Being An Empath
How To Take Care Of Yourself As An Empath
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Author Bio:
Emily Josy Greyson is a psychotherapist and psychic skills growth and development coach.
She discovered that she was an empathetic person at the age of 16. Until then, she was considered a shy and emotional person. She didn’t socialize much and tended to isolate herself. She was teased because she cried a lot. All this made her suffer so much that she turned to the psychologist at her school.
To the therapist, she recounted several episodes in which she was overwhelmed by melancholy, crying fits, and intense emotions in front of people she considered fragile and wanted to defend and protect. From her kindergarten classmates, children she met by chance, to her mother, whom she considered submissive and insecure during the discussions with her authoritarian father she happened to witness.
Even later, at school, she was on the side of the last ones, who were bullied and ended up being shunned by the rest of her classmates.
In short, she eviscerated her childhood with the psychologist who made her realize that her emotionality was due to the empathy she felt towards her surroundings and that, to live with these emotions, she needed to treat them as a GIFT and, rather, cultivate and use them as a skill.
With this realization, her life changed, and, following her doctor’s advice, she continued her studies, specializing in psychiatry.
She also deepened her curiosity by studying Native American culture and their healing powers, especially those of the Lakota Sioux tribe
At the same time, she attended reiki and meditation courses to learn how to manage and direct her emotions.
Today she works as a psycho-pedagogist and holds motivational courses at various companies.
In this book, the writer reports her teachings dictated by her experience, so the reader will recognize and treat empathy as a gift to be experienced and shared.