Comments for I Can Feel Other People's Emotions: Page 1

We seem to be very similar in that I have the same gifts as you, with even the same situations with our dreams.

I'm glad you've come here for advice though, because you'll find that it is a very helpful and friendly community.

If you'd like to talk with someone, feel free to contact me from the email on my member page.

Lauren ❤

Venting is good and thanks for sharing.

So you have been born with the ability to see what a mess humans are. The vastness of their inner (how should one say? Issues?) is impressive. It's doubtful you'll ever get to block it out but will instead live a life of ever increasing isolation. Well, you're not alone though you feel just that. The only thing I can say is one day you may develop some sympathy for the liars, or the worse dredges of society, because we have to ask ourselves, "Why do these people do the things they do?" Life is miserable for most humans on earth and lying is one way to cope with it. It makes it seem more bearable or that the other person they are lying to will think better of them if they can't see the inner self hatred or misery. My very own sister lies through her teeth to me because she so desperately hates her life and herself and she'll do anything to hide that from me. So pity the souls that have to walk this dreadful life of suffering where our communities are out of touch, suffering is at a pandemic level, humans are sicker than ever and the earth is ever increasingly polluted. Your perceived curse is that you get to be conscious during it all.

If you hold the belief that we come into this life with a purpose, then yours was to see through the veil of illusion. But with any truth, you have to see beyond the surface. The surface is that man is generally either miserable or making someone else miserable. But it's the first grade of spiritual development and this is to be expected. Every first grader has to undergo this and eventually they will graduate. You can hate the first grader or try and understand that they are exactly where they need to be. Should we slam them into college when they clearly are not ready simply because we feel they are? Of course not. When you get to this point of realization and acceptance, you won't need to come here anymore but will then appreciate the classroom environment for what it is and know that you could one day instead go from co-miserable person to a teacher or guide.

Unless you're ready to join a monastery to escape people, taking it to the next level of understanding and consciousness may bring you peace.

Anne