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Spiritual Sensitivity | Amanda Grace Living in constant dysfunction doesn’t just drain you physically or emotionally… it affects you spiritually too. When you’re spiritually sensitive, you don’t just see chaos, you absorb it. The tension. The negativity. The instability. It all starts to feel like it’s a part of... you. But here’s the shift: Not everything you feel belongs to you. The antidote for this is not about becoming cold or numb. It’s about becoming aware and self-discipline. Ask yourself: “Is this mine… or did I pick it up from my environment?” Pause. Take a small moment of silence. Breathe. Take every thought captive. Reset. Hold fast to what is good. Let go of what is not. You can be deeply sensitive and still be grounded. You can feel everything and learn not to carry all of it. The sensitivity isn’t the problem; it just needs healthy boundaries.show more

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