Archive for March, 2009
Aura Reading — What You Need to Know as a Consumer
Check out these 10 Tips to receive the best Aura Reading. Got anything to add as a comment? Also welcome are your stories about how Aura Readings have helped you?
Bernie Madoff and More in the April Zine
What would a Face Reading show about Madoff? How about an Aura Reading? If you’re curious, sign up any time this month to receive the April issue of my free monthly zine, “Reading Life Deeper.”
This issue also includes my Face Reading Madoff — a rare treat to find someone so obviously a swindler!
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Aura Reading Contest — Entries Accepted Until March 31
Blog-Buddies, our contest to win a free Aura Reading is still open. Besides possibly becoming the winner of this Aura Reading Contest, there will be Consolation Prize blog posts. Learn more here!
For the Best Aura Reading, USE YOUR WORDS
The best advice about Aura Reading I’ve read in years comes from an article called “Smell Bound.”
Aura Reading and Face Reading — Upcoming Events
Welcome in the spring with our Aura Reading Contest plus free Face Reading at Posh.
Such a Great Birthday Present
This uncaptioned photo from the Washington Post was such a gift to me!
When Face Reading Works Best
Honestly, why use Face Reading when other means are available to read people?
Brandeis Magazine Reviews “Read People Deeper”
Face Reading alert! Aura Reading alert! And, of course, Body Language alert!
Shakespeare it’s not. But the first book to combine all three ways to read people deeper, Read People Deeper, has been reviewed by Brandeis University Magazine in the Winter 2009 issue. Here’s the review:
Face Reading Shakespeare’s Villain Potential
Unless you have a hangover from yesterday’s contact with genius, you’re ready to take a clear-eyed look at how Shakespeare could have understood his villains so well.
Face Reading for Genius in the NEW Shakespeare
What was Shakespeare really like? Now that the first authenticated portrait of him has been found, we face readers can get to work.
