THE UNSPOKEN CODE: of a Lone Wolf Empath (#5 is DEEP)

5 Rules that are unwritten, unspoken and just intuitively known among what I call a Lone Wolf Empath. #5 Is DEEP!

#lonewolf #neurodivergent #empaths #oneness

[maleficus]

Learning to have the courage to be disliked is essential for a lone wolf.

[Dodgerzden]

One of the great gifts to the "Lone Wolf Empath" is to be able to retire from working for money and have to go to a place where there are a bunch of people you don't want to be around. I feel like my life has just begun. I do not understand people who complain about retiring because they supposedly have nothing to do. And as you said, I don't feel loneliness being alone. It's a super power. I only feel lonely when being trapped inside a circumference of people who I have nothing in common with.

[Kelektroid]

I live in a very small, over crowded and loud country. Last year I experienced true silence for the first time in a very isolated pineforest that was for that moment windstill. I never experienced such silence before. I felt like my pores openend and I sucked in the silence. I was connected completely. True silence nourishes

[GodLove]

As a Lone Wolf Empath, it is my experience that often it takes us a very long time to heal our wounds. Because we are so deeply empathic, we are so busy attending to the wounds of others that we fail to heed our own hurts.

[jasondiehl]

I struggled for a long time trying to be social. It wasn't till the Covid pandemic that I discovered I thrive in solitude. I enjoy the freedom of being single. Dealing with people always left me feeling so exhausted. When I am alone, I feel more at peace and clear-headed.

[isaarzac]

I always liked my own company and over the last few years I have transformed into the Lone Wolf. Silence is my language, solitude is my sanctuary, Nature is my home. It is deeply satisfying 🐺

[Sydcol]

At 76 I can clearly say I am a Lone Wolf Empath. It’s so much easier to just be it. No we don’t fit we just are. It's a relief and it becomes bliss.

[staciahoover]

There are a lot of 'wow's in the comments. I feel the same. Its like you're talking about me. Im happy to say Im now a healed lone wolf and can accept that my family may never understand me or my ways. Feels wonderful to know so many are aligned with me. Thank you, Fraya!

[jeffgrosse-fv]

I’ve always been a lone wolf, plus a musician ( Bass Player ) I have been practicing alone for decades. I can communicate with dogs and cats on a different level than other people. ( I prefer them to people) I can read if a person is an asshole or not from across the room. I look for the best in people, if you have no idea what empathy means, I have no time for you! I’m a survivor and will use my knowledge to manage any situation. I know there are many people who are the same, but very hard to find someone who doesn’t want to be found lol . I’m 71 and found the love of my life 2 years ago, so it’s never too late to find someone who understands you. Love to all you lone wolf’s out there. Peace🙂

[highlandlove]

When you watch this video and feel like Fraya is speaking directly to you!
This is a wonderful feeling of knowing from within.
I resonate with ALL of it.
I will watch this on repeat as a reminder of who I am and how RARE it is.
This video united Lone Wolf Empaths across all space and time.
I am beyond grateful for this message of truth.
🐺❤

[steveburn]

I didn’t know that this was a thing, always felt like I was weird. I can feel, give, comfort, and know, so much about people, but ultimately it tires me, and I need lots of alone time to recoup.
Amazing talk ❤

[HereForToday]

Burned out healthcare provider, Myers-Briggs INFP, raised in high achieving high expectation family with narcissistic envious sister, , burned out, now retired, totally embracing a life without “shoulds“ or social obligation. Silence is golden.

[jasonwerline]

The algorithm knows me and it knows I’m gonna watch this video🙏😂

[FAILSAFX]

“The lone wolf path isn’t for the faint of heart, and solitude isn’t a journey meant for everyone. Many will misunderstand it — but maybe that’s why, in the end, silence becomes more friend than foe. Your words brought comfort and reassurance, and for that, I’m truly grateful.
- Sometimes, it takes another soul speaking their truth to remind us that walking alone doesn’t mean being lost — it means being aligned.”😊

[Vashti]

I ran from a marriage, a former friend, a former home. I felt sorry for myself going to functions - always alone. Fast forward 3 years, I swear I wouldn't have it any other way. Re-entering the dating world was a confirmation that I'm truly satisfied with my own company. Listening to people's chatter is nauseating. I will never sacrifice my peace for anyone or any IDEAL.

[xavieryates]

1. Silence [is sacred.] (0:57]
2. Trust in self. [3:08]
3. Freedom [first.] [4:25]
4. Alone does not mean lonely. [8:22]
5. Deep connection is rare.[10:05]

I recommend that you do listen to the whole thing, though, because it provides the necessary details to everything else.

[spiritual]

I am 71 and soooo wish I knew you 50 years ago. I resonate with all 5 of your codes. This is the first time I have heard this from someone else, but have struggled with this my whole life. So much makes sense!

[youngKarl]

#5 deep connection, im a 70 yr old soul, i have found deep connection twice in this life. I dont expect to find it again, because i know just how rare it is. 'The lone wolf walks alone.' Over so many years, that have challenged me to the point of madness, many times, im totally ok with that. Than you. ❤

[aaronbevinsnerdcentral]

Definitely relate to this...I am 49 and work in mental health. I agree wholeheartedly with this, and live my life as a lone wolf empath. It's comforting to know that you don't have to confom to societal ideas of togetherness and the like, and that it's okay to be on your own. Wouldn't trade it for anything ❤

[lynnhenionandrick]

It has taken me sixty, very often painful, years to understand what you've been talking about (and still, always, learning). About the last ten years I have found the depth and roundness of peace that comes with this particular (and peculiar) kind of wisdom and acceptance. I feel so grateful now and just wish that I didn't fight it so much as a young woman, although I will add that my generation didn't have any of the information and sharing that is available now. We were truly Lone Wolves but also so very much alone and outcasted. Thank you for this video. You articulated us in the most beautiful and accurate way.🌼🌹🌿