Welcome to the Consciousness of an Autistic Asperger’s Mystic:
Why i never look at people let alone their eyes
Most of the time, I don’t watch people. I’ve been doing this for as long as I can remember. I even often lowered my head when someone spoke to me, I often looked on the ground while walking so as not to meet people’s eyes. I have often fled the gaze in several ways.
And if, unfortunately, it happens, if I have to look at someone for a while or if I have to look at their eyes for a few seconds, I feel bad, even very bad. Why ? Because I contact nothing more or less all the suffering, the wounds and even the darkness that inhabits people. I know, it may sound strange or peculiar and even disturbed.
Faced with this phenomenon, I may have told myself to try to focus my attention on the qualities of people, not to judge, but this phenomenon that occurs is inevitable because when I see, I feel everything that inhabits people. This phenomenon, I also explain in my book Autism, Reviewed And Corrected By A Man With Asperger Syndrome, It explains all my life. It is by dint of experimenting that I came to understand this phenomenon to transmit it in my book.
So when I am in the presence of people, it does not matter that the person is nice, instantly, I feel his suffering and this affects me. Even if most people don’t know they are suffering on this Earth, I know it. Reason why I now look to God to live better in this world because human beings are not freed from their suffering.
To learn more about this phenomenon, I invite you to get my book Autism, Reviewed And Corrected By A Man With Asperger Syndrome , you may get to know yourself better if you too, you run away from people or their gaze.
In the meantime, I invite you to watch the film Powder to better understand the way I experience autism and this phenomenon of the eyes. Here is an excerpt from the film.
Thank you for sharing the link of this article, because it can help souls to live Divinely on earth.
May God bless you and peace be with you!
Pierre-André Pelletier
The Consciousness of an Autistic Mystic
mystic-and-autistic.com