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Feb 18, 2026 23 min

Is It Okay to Be Energetically Sensitive? | 110

from The Art Of Tuning In Podcast

Is being energetically sensitive really okay? In this episode of The Art of Tuning In, Dr. Maria Furlano explores why highly sensitive and intuitive people often feel drained — and what actually shifts when you begin protecting and strengthening your energy instead of absorbing everything around you. If you are a holistic practitioner, conscious leader, or someone who feels everything deeply, this conversation will help you understand how to work with your system instead of against it. In this episode, we explore: • What energetic sensitivity really means • Why compassion without boundaries leads to depletion • How subtle energy exchange happens — even online • The importance of energetic neutrality and posture • A simple daily clearing practice • Why protecting your energy increases clarity Sensitivity is powerful. When supported properly, it becomes one of your greatest strengths. When you're ready, I'd love to support your journey: TheArtOfTuningIn.com The Studio - monthly practices Energetic Protection 101 Frequency Shifting™ New topics on my Blog > YouTube watch/comment/subscribe ©The Art Of Tuning In, LLC

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