DEALING WITH ENERGY SUCKING VAMPIRES!

And a big "THANK YOU" to Dr. Judith Orloff! Absolutely love her books and audios! 


Relationships are always an energy exchange. To stay feeling our best, we must ask ourselves: Who gives us energy? Who saps it? It's important to be surrounded by supportive, heart-centered people who make us feel safe and secure. It's equally important to pinpoint the emotional vampires, who, whether they intend to or not, leech our energy.

To protect your sensitivity, it's imperative to name and combat these emotional vampires. They're everywhere: coworkers, neighbors, family, and friends.

Vampires do more than drain our physical energy. The super-malignant ones can make you believe you're an unworthy, unlovable wretch who doesn't deserve better. The subtler species inflict damage that's more of a slow burn. Smaller digs here and there can make you feel bad about yourself such as, "Dear, I see you've put on a few pounds" or "It's not lady-like to interrupt." In a flash, they've zapped you by prodding areas of shaky self-worth.  Read on...



Vampires!

ENERGY SUCKERS! Stay Away From Them!

Hey, it's Marco! You know who they are... Some folks just go through life looking for a reason to be offended! Yikes! You may be in a relationship with one! Heck, you may be one yourself! If you know someone who falls in the energy sucking category, Run! Stay away from them by all means or they will suck you into their nasty, depressing world... And believe me, it's a dark, dark world there! These poor souls are connected to their past and love to bathe there. And they love to play the blame game! You know, it's always someone else's fault that they are the way they are! It's a horrible, horrible place to be! So! What else could we do other than run? Just be kind and stay positive. No matter what! One of the most important considerations when helping someone in a negative state is that you must avoid falling into negativity yourself.  Negative people are energy vampires.  They have an almost endless capacity to dwell on what they don’t want, whining and complaining about their lives while denying responsibility for their results.  Their fear blocks the natural flow of energy from within, so they must get it from other people instead.  After spending a few hours with them, you’ll usually feel drained, tired, worried, or stressed.  Positive people, on the other hand, have overcome their fears to such a degree that their energy flows outward.  Consequently, they give energy instead of taking it.  After spending time with very positive people, you’ll tend to feel energized, uplifted, and inspired.  Most people are somewhere in the middle though, so the energy exchange tends to be close to neutral.
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