Hey! Man, am I excited to actually hear someone talk about being that label called an empath. I have been that way all my life, and school was hard to concentrate with the thoughts of my peers having lost a parent or a brother. Or whoever for that matter. My feelings have always either cut me deep into that "dark" pain, draining my energy. I had to take a nap every day after school and work. I did that test to see if I was an empath or not. I did it just for laughs. I answered all the questions honesty and to the truth. I figured why rub against the grain when I can just go with the grain. I always thought that I was crazy. The veterans administration put me on psych meds to control that part of me. I have always suspected that I might be at least just a good observer, catching people's body language, talking if we strike up a conversation. Facial tics, tense or not. I am so happy always when I say hello to someone and as I walk by, he says "Hey! I'm fine, and you?" And I'll laugh, go back to him, shake his hand, and just talk about random stuff. I met a friend today. I am filled with joy. Then, when I come home from anywhere, I have a situation here at the house of a double tap of pain. I am recovering from multiple falls, myeloma, and basically just about broke my back. Anyway, that's besides the point, I think. (I'm excited) I'm recovering well, though, holding onto my light, but trying to understand how dark+light work together. I guess I'll have to start on episode 1. The only episode that I received was on Spotify. Random. My subscription

I would love to have the free training for midlife empaths... I don't have an Instagram account, so is there another way I could find it? Thank you

thank you for everything you provide, I am a firefighter paramedic and full-time single parent in Dallas, Texas. While trying to do the work through therapy to overcome a marriage, I recently learned I was an empath, I am still figuring it out, but your show has been an invaluable resource. Thank you, Ryan Hogue