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      Empathy+Dream Sharing

      Ok... you guys should all know what empathy is... the ability to feel what another person's feeling... right? well... I've been thinking... don't you think it would be easier for an empath to dream share with another person considering they can feel what you are feeling... and you have feelings in your dreams too and everything... so the empath might be able to sense those in a dream... think it might be possible? (assuming that both are true)

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      Hmmm so would I be an empath if I often feel what my husband feels. For instance many times if he has been drinking I feel like I have a hangover the next day (even if I don't consciously know he was drinking). And quite often if he get hurt somewhere I have a similar pain in the same area he got hurt.

      On a side note: I also often find myself saying or thinking the exact same thing as others (not just my husband).

      As far as your question....I'm not too sure what you are asking. Well maybe I am, I have a bit of a reading issue where the words play tricks on me. If I understand you correctly then you are asking whether or not it would be easy for an empath to feel and sense what others share about their dreams.

      If this is an accurate understanding then I think it would be easy for an empath to feel and in fact sense what others experience. Not just in dreaming but with anything. Family members often tell me of their dreams and it's almost like it was my dream. I can share their feelings and thoughts within their dream recall. It's kinda scary for me, because I'm often left with the feeling of not knowing what is real and what is my own experiences.
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      I don't think if whould be considered excatly empathy if youknow some one u know very well is feeling troble or sad but I dunno thats justme

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      Originally posted by Lady Anise
      Hmmm so would I be an empath if I often feel what my husband feels. For instance many times if he has been drinking I feel like I have a hangover the next day (even if I don't consciously know he was drinking). And quite often if he get hurt somewhere I have a similar pain in the same area he got hurt.

      On a side note: I also often find myself saying or thinking the exact same thing as others (not just my husband).

      As far as your question....I'm not too sure what you are asking. Well maybe I am, I have a bit of a reading issue where the words play tricks on me. If I understand you correctly then you are asking whether or not it would be easy for an empath to feel and sense what others share about their dreams.

      If this is an accurate understanding then I think it would be easy for an empath to feel and in fact sense what others experience. Not just in dreaming but with anything. Family members often tell me of their dreams and it's almost like it was my dream. I can share their feelings and thoughts within their dream recall. It's kinda scary for me, because I'm often left with the feeling of not knowing what is real and what is my own experiences.
      Yeah... that's sort of what I'm asking... but what I am asking is... since an empath can feel what you are dreaming and such... wouldn't it be easier for them to DS?

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