Review of The Angry Psychic Empath
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Review of The Angry Psychic Empath
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Angry Psychic Empath" by Kemp Warner.]
The author, Kemp Warner, delves deeply into the various types of individuals and personalities, focusing extensively on Psychic empaths in The Angry Psychic Empath. Psychic Empaths, a distinct group, are individuals who exhibit sensitivity, intuition, intelligence, and occasionally a reserved demeanor. While many prefer solitude, some Psychic Empaths possess extroverted traits. Often misunderstood or overlooked, they may develop feelings of anger due to the perceived unfairness, as the author candidly discusses from personal experience.
Additionally, Kemp Warner extensively addresses the misuse of authority to oppress those with lesser influence. Drawing from his own narrative, the author cautions Psychic Empaths against becoming consumed by the need to gain power. Another contemporary concern pertains to the fixation on material possessions, which can detrimentally impact one's psychological and spiritual growth. The allure of emulating celebrities, coveting fashionable attire, and driving luxurious cars is cautioned against by the author as potentially unhealthy pursuits, encouraging readers to explore these concepts further in the novel.
One particularly commendable aspect of this book is its relatability. Although I am not strictly a Psychic Empath, I share characteristics such as aiding distressed individuals, empathizing with others' pain, and prioritizing others' needs over my own, as outlined by the author. A prudent reminder is provided by the author, advising that while engaging in such behaviors, it is essential to periodically cleanse oneself of accumulated "negative" energies.
Structured in two parts, the novel encompasses "The Way of the World," where the Psychic Empath is expounded upon, along with societal experiences, governance, materialism, and the author's critique of the Catholic denomination. The subsequent section, "Discover Your Superpowers," imparts methods for connecting with one's higher potential. Practical exercises and steps are delineated, necessitating active participation for optimal results.
Though I encountered a few minor errors, the overall experience proved rewarding. Despite occasional overwhelming information, owing to my nascent exploration of this spiritual realm, the author's use of profanity proved mildly disconcerting. However, these factors did not sway my judgment, as I wholeheartedly rate the book 5 out of 5 stars. Evidently, the author undertook extensive research, incorporating diverse viewpoints and quotes from various authors. This novel offers valuable insights for those who choose to explore it. However, if you are sensitive to religious matters, be aware that certain aspects mentioned by Mr. Kemp might not align with your beliefs.
For those seeking a valuable self-help resource, particularly if the content resonates with personal identity or the lives of those around them, I recommend this book. It has the potential to serve as a valuable aid in comprehending oneself or aiding others in self-discovery. The author encourages readers to embrace a life of fullness and authenticity, advising Psychic Empaths to avoid conforming and instead live freely. He emphasizes the importance of making mistakes, learning, and not restricting oneself to one's city. Additionally, the author suggests traveling to various historical locations for a richer experience.
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The author, Kemp Warner, delves deeply into the various types of individuals and personalities, focusing extensively on Psychic empaths in The Angry Psychic Empath. Psychic Empaths, a distinct group, are individuals who exhibit sensitivity, intuition, intelligence, and occasionally a reserved demeanor. While many prefer solitude, some Psychic Empaths possess extroverted traits. Often misunderstood or overlooked, they may develop feelings of anger due to the perceived unfairness, as the author candidly discusses from personal experience.
Additionally, Kemp Warner extensively addresses the misuse of authority to oppress those with lesser influence. Drawing from his own narrative, the author cautions Psychic Empaths against becoming consumed by the need to gain power. Another contemporary concern pertains to the fixation on material possessions, which can detrimentally impact one's psychological and spiritual growth. The allure of emulating celebrities, coveting fashionable attire, and driving luxurious cars is cautioned against by the author as potentially unhealthy pursuits, encouraging readers to explore these concepts further in the novel.
One particularly commendable aspect of this book is its relatability. Although I am not strictly a Psychic Empath, I share characteristics such as aiding distressed individuals, empathizing with others' pain, and prioritizing others' needs over my own, as outlined by the author. A prudent reminder is provided by the author, advising that while engaging in such behaviors, it is essential to periodically cleanse oneself of accumulated "negative" energies.
Structured in two parts, the novel encompasses "The Way of the World," where the Psychic Empath is expounded upon, along with societal experiences, governance, materialism, and the author's critique of the Catholic denomination. The subsequent section, "Discover Your Superpowers," imparts methods for connecting with one's higher potential. Practical exercises and steps are delineated, necessitating active participation for optimal results.
Though I encountered a few minor errors, the overall experience proved rewarding. Despite occasional overwhelming information, owing to my nascent exploration of this spiritual realm, the author's use of profanity proved mildly disconcerting. However, these factors did not sway my judgment, as I wholeheartedly rate the book 5 out of 5 stars. Evidently, the author undertook extensive research, incorporating diverse viewpoints and quotes from various authors. This novel offers valuable insights for those who choose to explore it. However, if you are sensitive to religious matters, be aware that certain aspects mentioned by Mr. Kemp might not align with your beliefs.
For those seeking a valuable self-help resource, particularly if the content resonates with personal identity or the lives of those around them, I recommend this book. It has the potential to serve as a valuable aid in comprehending oneself or aiding others in self-discovery. The author encourages readers to embrace a life of fullness and authenticity, advising Psychic Empaths to avoid conforming and instead live freely. He emphasizes the importance of making mistakes, learning, and not restricting oneself to one's city. Additionally, the author suggests traveling to various historical locations for a richer experience.
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I have come across a couple of empaths in my life, and I can see the relation between what the author wrote and the experience from the empaths I know. Yes, they are very intuitive, sensitive, eager to help and they always know how to help. But all of that come also with anger as they are often misunderstood, and people mistake their self-sacrifice for weakness or lack of intelligence. I am intrigued by this book and I will definitely add it to my shelves.
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