#elainenaron

[tendenciaaloabsurdo]

Lectura obligada, y en lo personal, asignatura pendiente... hay muchas cosas que descubrir de nosotros/as mismos/as, ahí reside la magia. #PAS #PersonaAltamenteSensible #elainenaron #don #sensibilidad (en Estación de Sevilla-Santa Justa)

[astridmor]

#PAS #HSP quiero verla. Fue Elaine N. Aron quien a principios de los 90, ahondando en la personalidad introvertida, detalló con minuciosidad los rasgos de una nueva dimensión no descrita hasta entonces, y que reflejaba una realidad social: la de las personas altamente sensibles, reflexivas, empáticas y a la vez, reactivas emocionalmente. #ElaineNAron https://youtu.be/159RPwBAu44

[soulawakeningblog]

Sensitivity is a gift

“Here is the advice of one HSP I interviewed:

You need to learn all about this sensitivity. It will be an obstacle or an excuse only if you allow it to be. For myself, when I am too withdrawn, I would like to stay home for the rest of my life. But it is self-destructive. So I go out to meet the rest of the world, then come back to incorporate them. Creative people need time without people. But they can’t go too long. When you retreat, you lose your sense of reality, your adaptability.

Getting older can also take you out of touch with reality, cause you to lose your flexibility. You need to stay out there more as you age. But as you age, grace develops, too. Your basic traits become stronger, especially if you develop all of yourself, not just your sensitivity.

Be in tune with your body. It is a great gift you can use, this sensitivity to your body. It can guide you, and your opening to it will make it better. Of course, sensitive people want to shut the door to the world and to other bodies. They become fearful. You can’t do that. Self-expression is the better way.”

-- Elaine N. Aron, The Highly Sensitive Person, p.54