There are different kinds of empaths in the world and some of them can just sense the feelings or emotions of those around them and some can sense the feelings of people, objects and places and they are able to know what is going on around them without someone telling them.
Being an empath can be hard and uncomfortable and if you are an empath that has physical powers, you can even feel the pain of others and this can be hard to grasp.
Empaths can be put into different categories, but they have a gift and if they know how to protect themselves, then they can stay strong.
Physical Empath
A physical empath is someone that is able to feel things of objects and they can feel the energy of them. This can include people and if someone has pain or sickness, an empath can often feel these things. They are able to understand the sicknesses and disorders of others and sometimes pick up the symptoms of them.
If an empath is around someone that is depressed, they will pick up the depression or the physical pain. This will not really respond to medication and when the cases are really hard, the empath can stay sick for a long time.
Some empaths hate being in crowds or around people because they feel drained because of the energy. Being an empath is a gift but if you don’t know how to balance yourself, you will find that the symptoms of an empath can be dramatic, and it can be hard for an empath to move forward in life.
Here are some things that you might pick up that are not your own:
- If you feel overly sensitive.
- If you are a hypochondriac
- Being someone that is talking to someone and then you need a nap, this could be an energy vampire.
- You feel sick in crowds.
- You pick up the stress of those around you.
- People that are angry cause you to be tired or exhausted.
- You go to the doctor just to have them tell you that you are okay.
- You become overwhelmed easily.
- You pick up negative energies of those around you.
- You have a stomach that seems to pick up sings.
- You trust your gut feeling.
- You can tell when someone is sick.
If you feel these things and you pick up the emotions of others, here are some things that can help you:
- Ask your guides to help you and to protect you.
- Keep your time limited to people that complain a lot.
- Use different things such as sage sticks to keep your energy strong.
- Listen to positive affirmations.
- Do not use drugs or alcohol to feel better.
- Write down what you are feeling.
- Drink a lot of water and green tea.
The differentiation between types of empaths is fascinating. It suggests a nuanced spectrum of abilities and sensitivities among individuals.
It also highlights the importance of empaths learning to protect their energy to avoid emotional and physical burnout.
Indeed, understanding these nuances can help empaths better manage their experiences and interactions with others.
The suggestion to limit time with people who complain a lot is practical. For empaths, minimizing exposure to negative energy is likely very important for maintaining balance.
It makes sense that empaths might find crowds exhausting if they are constantly picking up on others’ emotions and energies. Self-care strategies seem crucial for them.
The advice given to empaths, like listening to positive affirmations and avoiding drugs or alcohol, seems practical.
Yes, grounding techniques like these are essential for mental and emotional well-being.
The concept of physical empaths is intriguing, especially the idea that they can feel the energy from objects and people. It certainly seems like it would be challenging to manage.
The idea that an empath might feel physical symptoms when around others who are sick is quite striking. It must be difficult to differentiate personal ailments from empathetic sensations.
Agreed. This could make medical diagnosis quite complex for empaths.
It underscores the importance of empaths working closely with healthcare providers to address their unique needs.
I wonder if there are any scientific studies that can validate the experiences of physical empaths. Analyzing this phenomenon could lead to better coping mechanisms.
The list of symptoms that empaths might experience is comprehensive. It’s interesting to note how they might confuse their own feelings with those of others.