SPIRITUAL AWAKENING
\nBeing An Empath and How to Live with Being One
\nby Mazie Waters
\nThe phrase empath comes from empathy, which is the ability to understand the
\nexperiences and feelings of others outside of your viewpoint. Say your friend\u2019s mother
\njust passed, the empathy in you is what allows you to understand the intensity of the
\npain he\u2019s\/she's going through, even if you've never lost a loved one.<\/p>\n
Being empathetic we want to spread love to the world. Empaths usually see people\u2019s
\nPOSSIBILITY instead of the whole person. Many times, these people have no clue (or don't
\ncare) of their ability and just fasten onto you and draw the life out of you. However, you must
\nfirst love yourself before you can love others. You must find value in yourself and set
\nboundaries. Setting boundaries will create a level of respect, for you, from others.
\nI had this problem for years. I would walk into toxic situations with friends and family, as I always
\nwanted to help others. However, the mistaken person will make you feel that being an empath is
\nnothing but always being a good thing to them. You should be wary of people\u2019s aims. Don't
\nworry about offending people if it\u2019s making your inner self feel uneasy. A good friend will and
\nshould love you for you\u2026and shouldn't want to use your kindness.
\nIn all, it is important to stop being so available. Pray and ask for a message from the Divine One
\nand you will feel inner peace in your spirit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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