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Autistic sensitivity

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Autistic people have very little self identity. This means they do not think about themselves.

This makes them very sensitive to peoples energy.

 

When I was at work I would get random odd sensations that I couldnt explain. When I grabbed a knife I would feel like I want to stab someone with it. One time I came into work and had an urge to punch my boss in the face. The knife sensation kept happening for months and im like wtf is this. Later a woman said 'I was watching a zombie movie and now everytime I hold a knife I feel like stabbing someone with it.'.

When I felt the urge to punch my boss in the face I heard later on that my boss and this same woman were fighting about something and she was yelling at her.

I only remeber this now because the woman got fired like a month and half ago and I am realizing that I havent felt these feelings since she has been gone.

This is autism sensitiviy. Austists (Yogi) are Hypersensitive to energy and can know things about without being there based on this stuff.

I am coming to the realization that no energy I feel is me. Anything beyond null energy is not me.

Autist are sensitive because they can feel everyone. And everyone is angry.

 

They suck at language because they cant define concepts. They are so God that they cannot label things like society is trained. They cannot get past the concept of nothing.

English defines words as 1 thing. An autist would be better at learning greek because they are two words to make a word.

Such as philosophy = 1 word no definition to be had.

love of knowledge = 2 words a concept can be formed.

English is a trash language.

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