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If you find yourself trapped inside the confinement of our modern existence and feel far from your true self, it’s time to embrace some ancient Eastern spirituality. Exploring the unknown territories where your body, mind, and soul converge can be a life-altering journey.

Empathy is something we all feel at one time or another in our lives. It is a necessary human experience and the ability to have a compassionate sense of feeling for another person. You may not have considered yourself an empath before, because our culture hasn't considered it for a long time. It's a valid diagnosis for a person and empaths often end up being accused of being overly sensitive, sometimes sick or depressed, anti-social, and reclusive. If you think that you may be an empath and want to find out how to help you embrace your gift, then don't look any further.

The Enneagram describes, in a surprisingly precise way, different aspects of human experience and nine different types of characters, each with specific mental, emotional, and sensory patterns. We can define character as that pattern of beliefs, emotional attitudes, and habitual behaviors that we call "myself". Your next steps will be defined by your desires.

If you find yourself trapped inside the confinement of our modern existence and feel far from your true self, it’s time to embrace some ancient Eastern spirituality. Exploring the unknown territories where your body, mind, and soul converge can be a life-altering journey. But to solve any problem, first we must know its root, because we cannot solve a problem by continuing to do the same things that we created it with.

The way I would like to explain it, an empath is a person who feels everything around them. This can also expand to people far away that they may be connected to in life. Empaths are susceptible to the “vibrations” or “frequencies” of others around them. An easy way to explain this is, perhaps, you have known someone in your life who seem always to know when something is wrong.