Happy New Year!!
kwaldrop22, on 01 January 2013 - 05:08 AM, said:
Okay hey, sorry if this is in the wrong place but im kind of confused here. I'm not sure when it started, but as I have begun to mature and grow up I'm becoming more and more sensitive to emotions. Not even that I feel bad for people, but I understand what they feel. Sometimes I feel it also, sometimes I don't. Movies and books are the worst. My sixteenth birthday party was the other day and I was miserable the entire time because of a movie I had watched where the main character was distressed. I also read a book about a love story and i swear for the next four to five days after i had finished the book i was like in love, but idk who i was in love with i just felt it i don't know. And i know empaths usually feel what other people are feeling but i don't do that, i just understand them really well so am i developing into an empathy or something else?
This is a very good question.
Once you can recognise telepathy as a "shared experience" then some of your experiences will be easier to understand. Even reading a book where the characters are fictional is enough for that to take place. You may be "extremely telepathic".
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And i was just thinking about this but at the most random times i have just felt awful. I can't even describe it but i hate me, i "tell" myself im going to amount to nothing, my parents know im going to amount to nothing, and i basically don't have any friends. Its awful. one of the first times i experienced it i was on a four hour bus ride to a softball game for the high school and it was the most miserable thing of my life. Throughout the rest of the night it was just awful, next morning its almost like i had aftershock or something-i kinda felt bad, but sleep helped i guess. At first i though it had been because of something that happened a little while before that where i had lost a very close friend but the other day i felt it again and i had to sleep just to get over it. I couldn't help myself i just wanted to die. Someone please shed some light on this please!
There are some excellent books on the power of the mind and how a person can overcome the "unconscious programming" which is present in our culture and every family. The one that I liked the most is this one.
http://www.amazon.co...04615994&sr=8-1
"Do you Quantum Think" by Dianne Collins brings science and forgotten spiritual wisdom into a context of understanding with guidelines for application. So what you find yourself telling yourself is frequently not at all what you can appreciate about yourself.
I suspect that good meditation involving reflective imaginary conversations with your inner wisdom would help you quite a bit.
John