by Laura Aboli

Being sensitive does, at times, feel like a disadvantage. It means you are more vulnerable to external events, but it also means you are more in tune with your internal strength.

Your ability to feel things deeply, is what allows you to empathise with others, to sense things ahead of time, to identify people’s good or bad vibes, to detect lies, to feel for things and ultimately, to care.

We tend to talk a lot about love, but ‘caring’ is actually what feeds our outrage and drives us into action, it’s what brings out the necessary courage to do whatever it takes to right a wrong and what fuels the hunger for justice. Only sensitive people care enough to do something about things.

Sensitivity is not a weakness, it’s a gift. Yes, you will hurt more when disregarded, you will cry for longer when heartbroken, you will feel other people’s pain as if it was your own and you will suffer the madness of this world in an exhausting way, but your joy of victory will be greater, your sense of achievement will be incredible, your satisfaction when justice is served will be spectacular and your connection with the beauty, the magic and the mystery of the divine will make everything you’ve been through seem like a very small price to pay.

You say weakness? I say your sensitivity is your strength.
❤️❤️❤️

https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel

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Note to Readers:

It seems that being sensitive, even hyper-sensitive has not been a well-accepted personality trait in this world. For one thing, the sensitive are more naturally in tune with their intuition, which is the direct connect to Higher Self and Source Creator, through the avenue of your feelings, emotions, and inner knowing.

When I took up hiking, especially walking alone, I was able to sink deep into a global awareness of my surroundings. On one such hike, I could feel the change in the atmospheric pressure, sounding like a ‘click’ in my ear. I knew I needed to return to my car, which was parked high above on the ridge. I made it back to my car, just 100 feet or so away, when a storm rolled in over the mountain and dumped rain.

Being alone has allowed me to hone in my intuition. And to test it. When I didn’t follow the nudges, I paid in some way. This is not to say that I always avoided trouble or inconvenience, but even then, my inner knowing was there to lead me out of a tight spot or difficult situation.

I have lived an odd life; certainly not one that my parents would have wished for me, but they’re gone now.

Being sensitive and empathic has allowed me to learn a great deal about human psychology. When I tell people I used to work in a prison setting they can hardly believe their ears, as I am naturally quiet and unassuming. Yet I did work in a state prison and sat across a small table from inmates who were seeking copies of their medical records for personal reasons. I learned that many people do not have any conception of what it is like to live and work inside the wire as it is expressed in the prison industry. I learned a lot about human psychology and also about the incompetence of the Western medical system, with its heavy reliance on synthetic drugs, many of which are extremely addictive or detrimental to the physical body or mental state.

When the Covid-19 shutdown came, I knew it was a hoax. For even if viruses are real (none have ever been isolated by researchers), no vaccine would be able to deal with it as viruses — according to viral theory — are constantly changing. And when something is being pushed by the entire medical industry, United Nations, World Health Organization, the U.S. government, and companies… I knew it was a hoax, long planned. I just knew. The evidence came later, as it often does when I know something long in advance.

A similar kind happened to me when I finally connected with the work of Alex Collier, Michael Salla, and Elena Danaan. For years, I had been immersed in belief system that was very New Age, with the Galactic Federation of Light, Lord Ashtar, Sananda, and the rest of the guys in the band. I had willingly taken on the belief system of one of my mentors who claimed to be a walk-in and star sister to me. Still, I never could shake off my skepticism of some of her claims. My skepticism only intensified as when I questioned something, the story changed. It was quite eye-opening to see that my questions were quite on point, even if I didn’t quite have my facts correct. Since I’ve never been a contactee or experiencer with extraterrestrials in this life, I’ve never been into space, although I’ve been attracted to science fiction and fantasy stories ever since childhood.

By the time Florida had reopened after the Covid-19 lockdowns, I was completely breaking free of my former belief system and walked out of the New Age cage. In reading Alex Collier’s book, Protecting Sacred Ground, and then later, Elena’s A Gift From the Stars: Book of Alien Races, I could finally get more clarity on those very things I had grave doubts about, that had been presented as truth to me.

And I continue to learn. Even though I am in my seventh decade, I am dedicated to lifelong learning. I have learned that my sensitivity and empathy are my best and closest teachers, along with my intuition. Yes, I make mistakes; I didn’t come here to be perfect. I came here to experience being a Terran Hu, a member of Earth humanity. It has been an honor and a privilege to attend the birthing of a new world, painful to watch but exciting at the same time.

Although a warrior and leader in many lifetimes, I have also been a scholar, woman of holy orders, and occasionally a wife and mother. Yet, this time, I chose to come in with more subtle skills and gifts, an interest in the written word and human history, geology/geography, the movement of peoples, cycles, flora/fauna, a general curiosity of the world. When alone, I see things with the eyes of a child, filled with delight and quiet joy. These are things not often understood or appreciated by those with more outgoing and extroverted personalities. And I have remembered that I am not the body or the personality so can set aside the anger and trauma suffered in this and other lifetimes. I have relived some of them with scenes playing out before my inner eye like a movie screen, but most of those lifetimes have already been processed over a decade ago or more.

I agree with Laura Aboli about sensitivity. While I do not share similar experiences like herself in this life, I have lived many lives here, remember some, and have experienced other things that have instructed me to trust my inner being more than the outer world. Finding balance has been a goal of mine since I walked into this body long ago and woke up standing in front of a bathroom sink, holding a toothbrush in one hand and wondering how I arrived there without knowing what my name was or where I was. No one believed me when I told that story, as many starseeds remember deciding to come here and the journey into forgetting. I didn’t have that luxury. I had to learn to observe, listen, and apply what I learned from those who claimed to be my family.

It has been an interesting life… thus far.

Eliza

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