She Was Labeled “Too Sensitive.” It Was Actually Energy Fragility.

Ann’s younger sister was prettier, more charming, and always knew how to say the right things.

Growing up, whenever something went wrong at home, it was easier to blame Ann. Her sister knew how to talk her way out of anything, and their parents always believed her.

Even extended family members seemed to agree:
“Your sister is just more likable.”

Ann’s clothes, toys, and even attention from adults were often taken away—subtly, but consistently.

As teenagers, the dynamic got worse. Her sister began mocking her appearance and body, and even made jokes about her private life in front of others during family gatherings.

Ann learned to stay silent. She thought: if I endure it long enough, it’ll pass.

Now in her thirties, Ann has her own family and a child. But before every family gathering, she still suffers from sleepless nights, anxiety, and even nightmares.
Even just seeing her sister’s name pop up on social media sends a wave of panic through her chest.

Then one day, at a family event, Ann witnessed her sister’s child bullying her daughter—right in front of everyone. Her sister looked away, pretending not to notice.

Ann stepped forward to protect her child, but her sister blocked her path. Her eyes held something cold and familiar—mockery, contempt, superiority.

Ann froze. She couldn’t breathe. She broke down crying and drove home with her daughter.
Her hands were shaking on the steering wheel.

Her daughter tried to comfort her.

That was the moment she realized—she wasn’t angry at her sister.

She was furious at her own powerlessness.

Invisible Abuse Is Still Abuse

This kind of emotional violence exists all over the world.
As long as there’s no physical injury, enough food, and access to school, many parents convince themselves that everything is “fine.”

When I did an energy reading for Ann, her chart showed extreme energetic fragility—what Chinese metaphysics calls “body weak.” In Western terms, it means she has very low resistance to external attack.

Her energy field was imbalanced and singular. No shield. No buffer. Every emotional blow went straight to her core.

She told me she had cursed her sister countless times in her head.
But deep down, she was always afraid those curses might actually work.

I laughed gently and said,
“You’re not just a gentle soul—you’re a kind one.”

To be honest, I admire people like Ann.
Kindness isn’t weakness. It’s the conscious decision not to strike back.

Her Energy Was Broken—But Her Talent Was Rare

Despite her disconnected family ties, Ann had excellent luck in money.

She had a sharp emotional radar, especially with children.
She now works as an emotional coach for kids—helping parents spot micro-signals in their children’s behavior. She’s loved by clients and earns well.

According to her chart, her energy is rich in Wood and Fire, which aligns with education and emotional communication.

But she shouldn’t hoard wealth—doing so affects her health.

I suggested she invest instead.

I also created a custom crystal bracelet to balance her Wood and Water energy, and gave her tips on clothing and lifestyle. One of the ideas made her blush.
She said:
“I actually always loved that look. But my sister used to mock me for it, so I never tried again.”

Healing Isn’t About Confrontation—It’s About Alignment

Ann’s energy could be restored. The challenge was not complexity—but duration. The damage had lasted too long.
And with people like her, forcing the energy back too quickly only makes things worse.

I didn’t tell her what to do about her sister.

Because I knew this:

One day, when her energy field becomes full again—
she won’t just protect herself. She’ll protect her daughter.

And that will be the moment she stops surviving and starts living.