You take on the moods of everyone around you, sometimes without realizing it. A tense meeting, a friend's bad day, a crowded train — and suddenly you are carrying a weight that isn't yours. You have been told to "toughen up," yet the harder you try, the more drained you feel.
And there are people who notice this openness and use it. Emotional vampires and narcissists are drawn to empaths precisely because you give so much, until there is nothing left for you.
This two-book collection helps you understand who you are and defend your energy. In this audiobook, you'll discover:
Back in 1981, Carl Jung's work on archetypes and the collective unconscious, published by Princeton University Press, described a network of emotional connection between people — helping explain why you sense what others think and feel so intensely.
You don't need to become someone colder to feel whole. Being an empath was never the curse it can feel like — once you understand it, it becomes the source of your strength.