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Chris Telfer's List: Empath Healing Related
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The Bible refers to and acknowledges all three parts or levels in 1 Thessalonians 5:23: “And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ”. Humans therefore are tripartite beings; we have separate parts – the body, the soul and the spirit. Mystism i.e. New Age, refer to our human spirits as the “higher self”. To them it is that part of a person which is the “god force”, or the “third-” or “fourth“-dimension. They often refer to “spiritual energy” or “vibrations”, which are actually making reference to the human spirit.
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Jan 25, 11
Empaths are highly sensitive individuals who "feel" what other people near them are feeling and experiencing. Being empathic can be problematic for anyone who cannot discern the difference between his own suffering and the pain of others. It is taxing to the emotional and physical body to take on the symptoms of others and not have the knowledge of how to release pains that do not belong there. A healer with empathic tendencies can use this ability as a diagnostic tool, helping him to better relate to the symptoms and pain of his clients. An empathic healer is trained to recognize the pain he takes on is temporary and will quickly release it once he has gathered the useful information.
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Perhaps the most important effect is the greater neural integration, reduction of conflicts, and other negative aspects. Since love depends on perception, particularly on empathy, the "resonance" of love is an effect of the potential for the perception of empathy. In other words, if one can empathize with an emotional state or attitude, then the empathy can alter the situation, which can also alter the personal state of a person. A kind of continuous reflection between, mirrors back and forth, reflecting back on the other.
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Jan 30, 11
<br />Empaths and Self-Healing<br />Misa Hopkins<br />By Misa Hopkins<br /><br /><br />See all articles by Misa Hopkins<br />See Misa Hopkins's expert page<br />Average:<br />0<br />Your rating: None<br />Share |<br /><br />As someone that has provided healing support and readings to empaths for several years, I've discovered that not all empaths are alike. The way empaths process their empathic responses are different, and what they need to do to remain balanced mentally, physically and emotionally also vary. There is certainly some similarity in the very nature of being empathic, but I’ve been amazed at the unique ways in which empaths need to be present with their compassionate nature.<br /><br />People who are highly empathic seem to live in a world with less of a concrete sense of boundaries than many of the rest of us. This is actually, a highly sensitive state of spiritual awareness, and a truer experience of how energy exists beyond our human, physical perceptions. The boundaries certainly get thinner as we become conscious of our oneness with all life. Because empaths can find it difficult to know how to function comfortably in this world, it is challenging to know how to be with their empathic nature.<br /><br />In response to the thin walls empths can experience, I have noticed that some empaths become quite removed from their empathy—hard, distant, critical, or very mental—as a way of protecting themselves from the deep empathic responses they otherwise experience. This distancing from their empathy is a kind of shield that is often erected unconsciously as a desperate act to ensure greater inner peace.<br /><br />I’ve met empaths that were upset with themselves for “taking on energy that wasn’t theirs,” when from my perspective, they were having a natural empathic reaction. Empathic reactions are as natural as jumping and making a shocked or scared sound when we are unexpectedly frightened by something. In the physical world, we consider a shocked response when we are frightened to be natural, but in
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