It's time to harness and develop your empath abilities.

Empath: What exactly is it?

Tell me something. How does the word empath sound to you? Empath...say it in your head. Isolate it from every other thought and really say it. Feel every single syllable. Feel each sound that the word makes from start to finish, and think about how it really feels to you. Does it speak to you? Can you feel it say something, hint at something? Do you feel like there’s a very deep, underlying current to the word that goes beyond the everyday understanding of things, the mundane existence of life on this planet? Does the word tug at something inside you that you can feel, but it isn’t physical; like it’s in your mind and is pulling you? Are you totally feeling weird, lost, and confused right now and thinking I’ve gone stark raving mad, or are you nodding your head in agreement to at least some of the above questions? If you are one of the head nodders, then you very well may be an empath. 

Empaths have been around from the beginning of time. The word empath is very similar to empathy, which goes beyond just feeling bad for another person, which is sympathy. It means actually being able to put oneself in another person’s shoes and experiencing their feelings. Sympathy, on the contrary, leans more toward pity. The person feels bad for another, but not much else. Sympathy often doesn’t invoke compassion or lead to any constructive help. Empathetic people have the ability to understand what the other person is going through or has been through and hence have more compassion and the will to help. 

This book focuses on the sensitives of your emotions. This is the ultimate workbook for self-care and teaches about the loving experience of survivors who overcome fear and master emotions. 

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Preview of what is inside:

• Traits of an empath
• Strengthening your empath abilities
• Types of empaths
• Controlling your power
• Misconceptions about empaths
• Mastery of abilities
• Much, much more!