Jaycee,
I've had the same super intense emotional reactions (as you know
) to different things like this. I'm talking about empathic, psychic, psychometric type of things. Personally I feel that if that particual energy is huge and intense,
that's just another aspect of what you've picked up on.
Now what you 'read' to me makes a whole lotta sense for 2 big reasons.
1) He's your hubby and there's a big connection and love there anyway.
2) His Dad died when he was a kid!!!! Geeese, to be expected I'd think.
If you felt your hubby's emotional pains (repressed or otherwise) in YOUR heart and solar plexus, I'd tell your husband to work on any and all of his old emotional wounds/pains/aloneness/etc etc. now so there's no physical health problems down the road. He may say it's all fine but the energy is saying differently IMO.
A few years ago a wonderful and very wise woman told me that she'd gotten a rather scary result back from an x-ray of her uterus. There were lumps and dark masses and such and she'd already had cancer in another part of her body, so she was really concerned. Because she'd told me months prior that she'd lost 2 of her children when they were young (like ages 4 and 8), I asked her if she'd totally released those maternal 2nd Chakra wounds from her uterus due to her 2 childrens deaths? She got it instantly, made the connections and immediately did the emotional release work she needed to.
2 weeks later she had another doctors appointment and they x-rayed again and everything that had been in her uterus before......was totally gone!
We all need to do whatever deep internal emotional 'House Cleanings' we need to for all the obvious reasons. If an empath or psychic
reads a persons deep inner emotional energy wounds/fears/pains/ etc., you better believe that you're going to feel all that they haven't as yet! Do not beat yourself up over this because it's pretty normal. With a lot of practice the sensitive can get in and out of these unresolved emotional energy messes of other people's with less personal fuss n' muss themselves but...... it is what it is and that's why we do it in the first place.
Personally I too prefer to NOT go into public crying and snot flying and moaning and all the rest of it, but sometimes that's the only way to learn something
ourselves. And because he's your husband, you just may have taken the edge off of a whole big bunch of
his unresolved emotional Dad issues for him. You
may have opened that door for him so that it's a little bit less intense when he enters it.
Usually these type of learnings teach us what are our thoughts, what are our emotions, what are our fears/pains/wounds and what aren't....and
that's a really important thing to clearly be able to know in an instant. That's one of many things you may be learning about now Jaycee. You're doing everything just right and I don't believe that
feeling is ever a bad thing at all.