Melissa A. Boyd ~Universal Life Minister
Are you ready? Ready to live a life of service, joy filled wonder allowing the whispers of the ocean to inspire your speech?
Do you feel everything, have deep intuition and feel the pain of others ?!!! Me too.. it is beyond an empath.. it is called being a Synaesthete.
My name is Melissa A. Boyd, and I have Synesthesia which means since as child my mind has worked very fast and my mind feels color, can feel earthquakes and events as far reaching out into twenty years in the future.
Additionally, I am dyslexic and dyscalculia(which is a genetic disorder)* read more below..
These disorders are unseen and every morning when my feet hit the floor – my body feels as if I am staring out blind and misunderstood….Do you know someone like me? Or do you suffer from anxiety, sleep disorders and want to rise up and claim the rhythm of your DIVINITY…
I KNOW- I AM NOT ALONE = YOU ARE HERE _ NOW for a Reason
Which is Why this synergistic movement AwakeKIDOnes was established.
Synaesthesia is is a very rare disorder or is it?
According to a 2015 Article written in Horizon, the EU Research and Innovation Magazine, “While rare in adulthood, scientists think that about 4.4 % of the population has some type of fully fledged synaesthesia, with one of the most common types being grapheme-colour synaesthesia. Such synaesthetes have a one-to-one association linking letters and numbers with a certain colour” ( read full article below)
‘Everybody potentially starts off as a synaesthete.’ says Duncan Carmichael, University of Sussex, UK
Tell me your story…Drop me a line at
Melissa A. Boyd, 11 York Street, Kennebunk, ME 04046
and I will send you something back
I LOVE YOUR ZESTFUL SOUL…
MELISSA
Dyscalculia genetic disorder. *https://simplyhealth.today/14-common-signs-symptoms-of-dyscalculia/?utm_source=dyscalculia%20symptoms&utm_medium=14CommonSigns&SymptomsofDyscalculia&utm_campaign=adw_us&msclkid=a603ea3bfdbf1a190fc888d408fdfb83
Synaesthe Definition
1.https://ec.europa.eu/research-and-innovation/en/horizon-magazine/do-we-all-have-synaesthesia
