Comments on: Unhealthy INFJ Challenges: Balancing HSPs, Empaths & Intuitives

By: Saraphina

Saraphina — Wed, 20 Nov 2019 16:14:58 +0000

Thank you. as an INFJ HS Empath who is also been in an awakening process, I needed this!! Weird, I hate labels, i am always like “Don’t box me in to your labeled perceptions based off the limited knowledge you have chosen to obtain.” Yet i find myself in a time of raw transition where i have been rejected by ALL family, grown children and friends because i will not conform to the culture conditioning of old school Christianity and trapped mindsets. Although I dislike labels, it is exactly what i used to search for instructions to assist in moving through this transition when i found you :} If giving people you love everything and learning everything is not enough and they exiled me like a serial killer. Although I understand I do not have to identify with their projection, i am still struggling with how to pull the hurt of finding out that love doesn’t always matter from my being or finding a healing perception that will stick. If people do not want to change, there is nothing you can do,Their journey is their choice. Funny the same Jesus they used to crucify my ‘out of the box’ personality, is the same Jesus that showed me, he too experienced similar mindset. They killed him for it. The knowledge base still doesn’t seem to pull (what my brain thinks a physical pain) from the top of my stomach.its been 3 years now. I loved your article. If you have any additional knowledge to share i would be grateful Namaste.

By: Katie

Katie — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 15:28:45 +0000

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By: lola

lola — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 09:19:20 +0000

seeing another snippet in there, in the article, that seems to point towards an issue of mine, something to deeply dwell and meditate on because it is sure hitting a spot. one that i think is one of my main problems. copy and pasted and sent to myself for remembering. funny when something hits a spot and one can tell it´s a real spot.

By: lola

lola — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 08:47:19 +0000

through this dis ease i´m feeling every little change depending on what i eat. instant bodily reactions.

everything tied together. a little factory.

also before i had this i would feel differences in the body and brain depending on what i eat and drink.

which has a direct influence on my emotions.

how can one not see things are tied together.

By: lola

lola — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 08:39:08 +0000

´´ Western healthcare have always approach health in a very non holistic way. That mental and physical health are separate issues and have often only put emphasis on treating symptoms then actually solving health problems or preventing them. Health should be approached as a whole process since everything in our body is part of an whole, your brain controls your entire body and your brain is the outlet of your conscious self. Chronic illness can stem from longterm emotional distress ´´

this is what happened to me. i developed diabetes 1 a couple of years ago and am figuring out how i got it, none of which the doctors talked about. and it´s looking like i´m not fully dis eased, through reading a little snippet somewhere saying something could have a positive effect on it, which i tried out and it does seem to be having positive effects. i am not sure i would have gotten the information from the doctors, nothing pointed towards that i would receive that kind of information. the exact reasons why i became ill i am not sure, but stress was a driving factor i believe. i´m having some success and am thinking it is also tied to physical things that were neglected through shock. studying that now.

to me all of it has to do with emotions – stress – dis ease.

i also read that too much cortisol – stress hormone – can stop insulin production.

no one told me that. i read it by myself.

they didn´t go into what happened leading up to illness. extreme stress.

quite peculiar, not to hear things from doctors, but from doing one´s own research.

By: Vivek

Vivek — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 02:09:21 +0000

Very nice . I am indian teen , I am HSP , empath and INFJ and have anxiety disorder . But in india I am discriminated for all these things . I have a friend who is too INFJ but next year he is go
ing USA .

By: belle1777

belle1777 — Fri, 27 May 2016 15:36:22 +0000

Hi Chickenlady. Geesh, do you sound like me.

I often feel like I’m connecting dots that are invisible to others. I know how a situation will turn out, I understand others’ motives, I can spot a lie from a mile away. I have also come to find I have an innate understanding of spelling and language. Sure, I have blind spots and I make mistakes, but I understand subtleties I don’t recall having ever been taught.

I do believe I am more sensitive than others. It literally pains me, physically and emotionally, to see others in pain.

And don’t get me started on crowds! They’re so LOUD, and not just in noise!

I’m so happy to finally find out I’m not just weird. Well, I may be weird, but at least I’m not the only one!

By: Chickenlady

Chickenlady — Sun, 27 Mar 2016 02:03:42 +0000

Well it’s quite the journey trying to nail down my type, smile. Most of my life I thought I was a warped INTP. Now I am finding out I am not warped, I seem to be an HSP INFJ. I have been looking for others like me for decades and only lately have found 2, one of whom is now deceased. Ever since I was old enough to have the required depth of unified field of knowledge, I have been able to tell instantly whether a situation will succeed or fail based on the presence or lack of the innate balance in the situation. I just know. (These are the 2 like me whom I met). I try to explain this to others but they just give me this blank look. I also don’t like crowds of people. It’s like I can feel their personalities banging against one another. A cacophony of personalities. Just give me alone time and a good book, smile. I am always searching for the bottom line in any situation. I find it usually dwells in a serene combination of truth and beauty. If not, then it’s usually not worth exploring, smile. One of my personal credos: “Always build whatever you are doing on the bottom line. “. I love and intuitively pull facts and impressions from from many angles at once. It’s how I naturally meet any situation. Unfortunately, I am usually a few steps ahead of others in on the topic and my “answers to the situation” often get greeted by smiles or frowns, sigh. I get the feeling the others just didn’t see all the angles I did. I think in pictures. If you ask me where something is, I run the picture slides thru my mind’s eye until I find it and then I can describe where it is. ( on the bottom shelf of the hutch in the kitchen, not the living room.) smile. I am a peacemaker. Always Looking to take a situation to the middle of the road where everyone an agree and get along, even if they have differing ideas on a topic. I make bibliographic databases for fun. And make non-fiction research projects, sharing the results to help others learn. Usually it is science oriented requiring “out of the box” thinking. Love doing it and researching info for other people. Esp. the rare and obscure but not the dark or bizarre. Remember, it’s about truth and beauty. Just would be nice to make money at it, but oh, well. Have few friends and don’t really crave them as the conversations usually aren’t deep and interesting and it’s tough to try and stay interested. I sure wish I could find a group of people who would like an open-minded discussion which just flowed and explored for the sake of it without dissolving into a debate, or everyone trying to push their views on everyone else, sigh. I think that’s why I love to research topics so much. It’s like having a conversation just based on learning more without all the hoity-toity mental maneuvering which goes on in so many discussion groups, sigh. Well, does that sound like an HSP INFJ to you? Best, Chickenlady