Empath & Enneagram

The Made-Easy Survival Guide for Healing Highly Sensitive People: For Empathy Beginners and the Awakened (2 in 1)

By: Sarah Howard, Christan Hope

Narrated by: Catherine Reeves

Length: 5 hrs and 23 mins

Publisher's summary

Have you ever been labeled as someone who is "too sensitive", "a loner", or "unable to fit in"?

Do you constantly feel waves of others’ emotions crashing into you?
Do people tell you you need to "grow a thicker skin"?
Do you want to discover how your personality type affects every decision you make in life?
Do you feel like you need to constantly seek quiet spaces to re-energize?

If you answered yes, then you may well carry the great blessing and power of being an empath.

If you find it uncomfortable to be highly-sensitive and empathic, the first thing to realize is that it’s okay to be highly sensitive! You’re not weird, and you are not alone. Your sensitivity can be a unique and powerful gift once you recognize it for what it is.

This wide-ranging audiobook includes in-depth information of two of the most important areas of understanding your true self as well as others. Empath & Enneagram includes a comprehensive self-assessment section to help you define and understand your unique empathic gift as well as understanding others at the deepest level.

You’ll also find powerful techniques for protecting yourself against the overwhelming energies that are constantly fighting to drag you down.

Which means you can feel more in control of your emotions, without the struggles you’ve been used to!

Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll discover:

• Why "personality tests" can do more harm than good - and what to do instead
• Understanding why you feel "different" from other people
• Why just "growing a thick skin" is hurting your progress - and what to do instead
• How to get control of your emotions without the pain, and how to use that knowledge to develop a deep sense of self-awareness
• How to protect yourself from others draining your energy
• Five harmful myths your friends have told you about being a "highly sensitive person"
• The biggest mistake people make in dealing with their empathic gift - and how you fully embrace yours
• The three best tips and tricks to help you on your empathic journey
• And much, much more!

In Empath & Enneagram, you will find the gentle and loving ways Sarah and Christian offer to guide a new empath through their journey. Truly understanding the two fundamental topics covered in this audiobook will help lead your spirit to embrace the many blessings of being an empath. It will help open up new opportunities for you to live your life of abundance.

So, if you have a burning desire to learn the secrets of embracing your gift today, then listen to this audiobook!

©2019 Sarah Howard (P)2019 Sarah Howard

full of spiritualism

first I'm going to say that the book was read super slow that I had to jack up the speedometer to 1.75. next the woman who's reading it had some form of British or Australian accent on it that sounded annoying. The strange part is that I used to like that form of accident.

next as I started to listen to it, it just went over to the basics of what is defined as empathy and its history. Yet as it continued it started reading solutions that were just full of spiritualism. It started about the Universe's guidance, ones ora, using healing stones, crown chakra, energy fields, etc. Like we should focus on concept like that to try to bring us healing and control of our empathy or introverted issues.
So I'm very disappointed with the book because that's not what was presented would be discussed. The Enneagram section is focused on that same concept. I've studied other books that discuss the concept of the title and they were psychological instead of these spiritualism. I honestly consider this book because the high ratings that it had but I did find it interesting that it had no reviews just high ratings.

I wish it would have had more information that this book would of focused on those type of concept. If I would have known ahead of time I'm sure I would not have bought it.