Description
There are different types of empaths, including emotional, physical, and intuitive empaths. This session will clear out karmic Imprints, any soul fragments and blockages. I will also close any empath portals and cut any empath cords and attachments. The session also activates your DNA strands and opens you up to higher abilities.
Benefits:
You can sense people’s feelings, but you can process it.
You do not absorb other people’s problems but set healthy boundaries.
You feel refreshed, energized and balanced.
Being in crowds won’t stress you and you can have a pleasant time.
It helps to ground you.
Better all around functioning.
Clear karmic imprints and blockages.
You can feel calm in challenging situations or chaos.
DNA Activation.
Open to your higher gifts.
Cutting cords and attachments.
Dissolving fear.
You may be an empathic person if you have a lot of empathy for others and good intuition but have difficulty setting boundaries. You also may be highly sensitive, overly aware of others’ feelings, or experience sensory discomfort. The term empath comes from empathy, which is the ability to understand the experiences and feelings of others outside of your own perspective. As an empath, you actually sense and feel emotions as if they’re part of your own experience. In other words, someone else’s pain and happiness become your pain and happiness.
Empaths often find frequent close contact difficult, which can make romantic relationships challenging. You want to connect and develop a lasting partnership. But spending too much time with someone leads to stress or worries about losing yourself in the relationship. Empaths tend to be able to pick up on subtle cues that provide insight on the thoughts of others. An empath’s intuition often tells them whether someone is being truthful or not. As an empath, you might put a lot of faith in your instincts when making decisions. Although others might consider you impulsive, you’re actually trusting your intuition to guide you to the choice that feels right for you.
Empaths may feel even more drawn to nature and remote areas, since natural environments provide a calming space to rest from overwhelming sensations, sounds, and emotions. Empaths can absorb positive and negative energy just by being in someone’s presence. In crowded or busy places, this sensitivity may seem magnified to the point of being almost unbearable. When you’re picking up on negative emotions, energy, or even physical distress from people around you, you might become overwhelmed or physically unwell. As a result, you may feel most comfortable on your own or in the company of just a few people at a time.
An empath doesn’t just feel for someone, they feel with someone. Taking in others’ emotions so deeply can make you want to do something about them. You may find it difficult to watch someone struggle and act on your natural inclination to help ease their distress, even if that means absorbing it yourself.
Caring about the suffering of others isn’t a bad thing, but your concern for another’s difficulties can overshadow your care for yourself. This can factor into compassion fatigue and burnout, so it’s essential to save some energy for yourself. Sensitive, empathic people tend to be fantastic listeners. Your loved ones may feel comforted by your support and reach out to you first whenever they experience difficulty.
Caring deeply can make it hard to tell people when you approach the point of being overwhelmed. But it’s important to find a balance. Without boundaries, unchecked kindness and sensitivity can pave the way for “emotion dumps” that may be too much for you to handle at once. Empaths may also be more vulnerable to manipulation or toxic behaviors. Your earnest desire to help people in distress can leave you unaware of signs of toxicity. You may have a deeper understanding of the pain fueling their behavior and want to offer support. But it’s important to remember you can’t do much for someone who isn’t ready to change.
An empath’s increased sensitivity doesn’t just relate to emotions. There’s a lot of overlap between empaths and people who are highly sensitive, and you might find that you’re also more sensitive to the world around you. Heightened sensitivity to other people’s pain can be draining, so empaths may find themselves easily fatigued. Even an overload of positive feelings might exhaust you, so it’s important to take the time you need to reset. If you’re an empath, you likely dread or actively avoid conflict. Despite being highly attuned to the feelings of others, many empaths find it difficult to relate to others.
Isolation can help empaths recover from overwhelm, so completely shutting out the world may seem healing. But prolonged isolation can take a toll on mental health. If you’re an empath, you may struggle to turn off the ability to feel and find it impossible to stop giving, even when you have no energy left. You might believe boundaries suggest you don’t care about your loved ones when the exact opposite is true. Because the experiences of others have such an intense impact on empaths, boundaries become even more essential. They help you set limits around words or actions that may affect you negatively, allowing you to get your own needs met.
Information on Empaths by author Crystal Raypole.
Certificate issued if needed.
I personally work on you for 45 minutes as a DNA facilitator via long distance.
