By Rev. Angela Silva
Director of the Academy For Psychic Studies
I
have been reflecting back on what it means to be a sensitive;
how I dealt with situations as a spirit in a body when I had no
spiritual tools or wasn’t really in touch with my information.
I can remember what it was like being a child three and four years
old and seeing my parents not getting along and having terrible
fights and arguments. I was fearful and I also felt very unsafe.
When I look back I can see why I mocked up, or created a way to
get out of this unsafe environment. My body experienced asthma,
I could not breath and I was always very emotional.
I frequently went to the hospital to be taken care of, comforted
and fed. The nurses were patient and caring. I really liked being
there. I was getting something out of being ‘sick’.
Later in life I learned that I did not have to play this game
in order to be well. I could actually create what I want to experience.
I could say hello to my body, allow it to be healthy and release
all I took on. I could experience compassion and neutrality.
It’s not fun to create what you really do not want to experience!
I can deal with being a sensitive now. I still have growth periods,
thank goodness for that, and always look forward to the next opportunity
to give a healing. You can try one yourself, you’ll be amazed!
I
have been reflecting back on what it means to be a sensitive;
how I dealt with situations as a spirit in a body when I had no
spiritual tools or wasn’t really in touch with my information.