Cut Cords of Attachment — Goes International
October 25th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Yes, we have a new e-book edition available now, for those of you who want to learn how to cut cords of attachment… and do it with quality control.
One reason for becoming interested in Kindle, the e-book service from Amazon.com, is the ease of getting my books if you’re in a foreign country and speak English. Buy it here.
This last week, clients told me that this book is being sold on the biggest websites in Sweden and Russia, English editions.
(Four of my books have been published in Russian translations, but all that happened before publication of “Cut Cords of Attachment.”)
Authorized translated editions have been, or are being printed in Japan, Lithuania, and the Slovak Republic. I think (but am not sure) that this is the one in The Slovak Republic. Maybe one of you Blog-Buddies can actually read what this cover says.
I got to searching online and found these interesting links:
For sale in Italy, “Cut Cords of Attachment” in English! Who would have guessed? Italy is very much on my mind these days, because my first article in an Italian newspaper is slotted to come a week from today, D la Repubblica. the weekly magazine for the main italian newspaper la Repubblica.
Speak Chinese? No worries, you can get a copy of the English edition of “Cut Cords of Attachment” from the National Taiwan Normal University Library or an online bookstore.
Or see “Cut Cords of Attachment” described and sold in French here.
Many of you Blog-Buddies speak languages other than English. If you ever encounter one of my books being sold, especially online, please add a comment here. It’s tricky keeping track. Please include a cut-and-paste from your browser.
This “new book of mine,” I think, is a large print edition of “Aura Reading Through All Your Senses,” except I’m not quite sure why it doesn’t say the publisher is Random House Germany, rather than Heyne.
Actually, I in the past online searches have alerted me when two different publishers printed editions of Rose Rosetree books without a contract.
Because the books were found online, I was able to make contrat with the publishers and get the legalities in place, and eventually be paid for my intellectual property. It takes a lot of work to develop, test, write, and publish these book.
So it would be VERY appreciated if you spot my books online in foreign lands and languages.
Plus, it’s just plain fun to see those other titles. All those eight years I spent at the United Nations International School were the ideal preparation.
This weekend I heard for a second time that cords can be cut simply by imagining to cut them (this time with scissors), after ones has located them, and without knowing the cordee. Both claiming that this works were mediums, one of them uses archangels for the process.
ANONYMOUS, thanks for adding to our collection of wish-fulfillment “techniques” about how to cut cords of attachment.
At their best, mediums do a very specialized type of work which is really admirable, but using imaginary scissors to (supposedly) cut cords of attachment sure isn’t it.
Cutting cords of attachment is one skill set (at the spiritual level) and making contact with the departed (at the astral level) — these are completely different specialties, like comparing apples and orange soda.
Sure, it’s possible to develop both skill sets. Unfortunately, some people give their power away to anyone who has a psychic ability. If one psychic detail is correct, the client will believe everything else that the medium says. It’s important for psychics not to take advantage.
Hey, I’m sure a professional medium would be appalled at the idea of treating that contact-with-the-departed skill set as frivilously as that alleged technique to cut cords of attachment.
The timing for your comment is perfect. Just yesterday, I facilitated cutting a cord of attachment to a “dead” father. As happens in about 5% of such cases, the cordee, that father, still was hanging around.
So after I facilitated cutting the cord of attachment for my client, “Mabel,” I facilitated a brief ceremony of communication between her and the ghost and then helped that ghost to move on to his next place of development.
To do this part of my work, I didn’t just snap my fingers or wave an imaginary scissor. I used a meticuously taught skill set, learned originally by T.I.C., which made me a lay minister in 1986.
Without having had expert training, refined over the years, I wouldn’t dream of entering into any work that could be considered related to mediumship.
I do encourage all you Blog-Buddies to question professionals in one field who are rank amateurs (or less) about another, like mediums who don’t really know beans about cutting cords of attachment.
Share what you know about doing this with quality control. Recommend the how-to book, “Cut Cords of Attachment” which was written, in part, for readers who are already professional therapists, healers, psychics, mediums, Reiki masters, etc.
It’s especially important to educate people online if you come across misinformation at a forum or blog.
Cutting cords of attachment is an emerging specialty, so education is desperately needed. Why? Your comment gives two excellent examples. ANONYMOUS, you may have helped many people today.