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sensitivity
Sensitivity is the capacity to perceive, feel, and respond to subtle stimuli—whether emotional, interpersonal, or environmental—often manifesting as heightened awareness or vulnerability to external influences.
🎬4 episodes🔗8 related topics
In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines sensitivity as both a spiritual gift and a practical liability, exploring how perceptiveness reveals hidden truths (the pea under the mattress) while exposing oneself to judgment and pain. She navigates the tension between maintaining compassion in a harsh world and protecting oneself from the toxicity of public criticism, positioning sensitivity as an authentic marker of consciousness rather than weakness.
Episodes (4)
EP.020
The Sensitive Princess ~ Quantum Scary Tales
Host Psyche/Trix retells the Princess and the Pea fairy tale through a darker, psychological lens, exploring themes of sensitivity, authenticity, and the ability to perceive truth.
EP.069
Mr. Unforgiven
A spoken word performance or song about being "Mr. Unforgiven" - choosing to maintain a compassionate heart despite others' judgment and conditional mercy.
EP.995
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside sensitivity
resilienceResilience is the capacity to recover from or adapt to difficult circumstances, often involving psychological strength and the ability to maintain core values under pressure.authenticityAuthenticity is the state of being genuine, true to one's actual nature, values, or beliefs rather than conforming to external expectations or false presentation.unconditional loveUnconditional love is the practice of offering compassion, acceptance, and care without requiring reciprocation, approval, or conditions—a principle often contrasted with transactional or conditional forms of affection.content creationContent creation is the practice of producing and distributing material—whether video, audio, written, or performance-based—through digital platforms and livestreaming formats to engage an audience.forgivenessForgiveness is the spiritual act of releasing resentment, judgment, and the need for retribution—a practice rooted in compassion rather than condoning harm. It involves choosing mercy over vindication and recognizing the karmic consequences of holding grudges.
At a Glance
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