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Ronin Tetsuro · 08-10-2005, 01:11 PM

There is a difference between being a 'natural' empath and being a 'studied' empath.

I used to have to know wen someone was about to beat the crap out of me as a kid, so I became a 'studied' empath. Out of necessity, I became aware of people's emotional states based on body language and vocal cues. But I think there ma be a bit of 'natural' empathy as well, getting shivvers and hard tingles when I see other's wounds, (a lot like the feeling I get between being injured and when the pain actually kicks in)

Now if you want to talk clarivoyance....oy. That's a for real thing, and everyone's got the ability, some just ignore it as 'coincidence'. Well, in order for coincidence to occur, there has to be a logical process that would make you choose one outcome as more probable out of the infinite matrix. That kind of calculation would take a while on paper. So what is it in the mind that allows you to do it in seconds?

I'll pick a common one that everyone just ignores. How many times have you known who was calling (without called ID) while the phone was still ringing?

Remember, kiddies. We only currently use 10-12% of our upper brain functions.

08-10-2005, 01:11 PM	#15 (permalink)
Ronin Tetsuro Upright	There is a difference between being a 'natural' empath and being a 'studied' empath. I used to have to know wen someone was about to beat the crap out of me as a kid, so I became a 'studied' empath. Out of necessity, I became aware of people's emotional states based on body language and vocal cues. But I think there ma be a bit of 'natural' empathy as well, getting shivvers and hard tingles when I see other's wounds, (a lot like the feeling I get between being injured and when the pain actually kicks in) Now if you want to talk clarivoyance....oy. That's a for real thing, and everyone's got the ability, some just ignore it as 'coincidence'. Well, in order for coincidence to occur, there has to be a logical process that would make you choose one outcome as more probable out of the infinite matrix. That kind of calculation would take a while on paper. So what is it in the mind that allows you to do it in seconds? I'll pick a common one that everyone just ignores. How many times have you known who was calling (without called ID) while the phone was still ringing? Remember, kiddies. We only currently use 10-12% of our upper brain functions. __________________ The best stories are the ones I can never tell.