Anti-Clairaudient Screed, Fun for Aura Reading and Empath Empowerment Education

If you do Aura Reading or have studied Empath Empowerment, I have a huge joke for you. Actually, you may find it hilarious even if you’re a normal person who was born (as many people are) with a gift for clairaudience.

Clairaudience means that you hear the truth in life. Without trying hard, you pick up information by listening to voices or music or sounds in nature.

Clairaudience is part of the natural wiring for many people, but definitely not all of us. If you have this gift, it can help you do Aura Reading and Empath Empowerment — at least in the way I teach these skill sets.

Not everyone is clairaudient, any more than everyone has clairvoyance or gustatory giftedness or analytical awareness or any of the other gifts that I describe in my how-to for Aura Reading, Aura Reading Through All Your Senses. (And then I give new examples for those same gifts in Empowered by Empathy, my how-to for Empath Empowerment. Because empaths need to identify their gifts as well as aura readers.)

Folks at large are way confused about gift sets. The most common example concerns Aura Reading, where most people today believe that one particular gift is all that’s involved. Supposedly, it’s clairvoyance. And not just clairvoyance but the version of clairvoyance that involves seeing colors.

Teaching Aura Reading to thousands of students and readers worldwide, I can assure you: Using this specialized gift is definitely NOT the same thing as doing Aura Reading.

Today I have two media interviews scheduled. (One starts in about an hour. Both are listed here, at this Aura Reading and Face Reading Interview link.) Both broadcasters are real pro’s who do meticulous preparation before an interview, so both have sent me the main questions they plan to ask. For the evening interview, I’m going to be asked, “What are the aura colors and what do they mean?”

Super! Hope you can listen in for that bit of Aura Reading education.

Clairvoyance is WAY over-heralded while clairaudience is oh-so-overlooked. That’s why I was so amused to encounter today’s anti-clairaudient screed in today’s Washington Post. Not that the article was labeled as such.

TYPICAL FOR SOMEONE WHO LACKS A GIFT

AND ALSO LACKS UNDERSTANDING ABOUT HOW GIFTS WORK

Nobody has every gift for Aura Reading. Everybody does have a full, complete, personal gift set.

One of the advantages of being trained at Aura Reading through All Your Senses, or other Aura Reading systems where you learn to respect gift sets, is that you avoid writing unintentional humor as Farad Manjoo did in today’s Washington Post Outlook article, “Voice Mail, Deleted Forever.”

If you’re clairaudient, you know how useful voice mail can be. The sound of someone’s voice can tell you as much about the speaker as the words being used.

Farad Manjoo’s gift set for Aura Reading evidently includes zero clairaudience. Most of his anti-voice mail article shows off his technology smarts. Only in the last paragraph does he reveal the underlying reason for his dislike of voice mail — which happens to be the best message-encoding technology for those of us who possess a lot of clairaudience:

“And don’t spin me on how voice mail is somehow inherently warmer and more human than e-mail. ”

If this comment were translated into a comment about clairvoyance, it might look like this:

“And don’t spin me on how photographs are somehow inherently warmer and more human than written descriptions of how things look.”

Of course, we could take this further into the realm of inherent gifts by constructing this version:

“And don’t spin me on how words written for people with an I.Q. over 70 are somehow inherently warmer and more human than descriptions that are written for Dumb and Dumber.”

Continuing, Mr. Manjoo gives a perfect explanation of how non-clairaudients relate to voice mail. (Simultaneously, he gives a superb example of how a non-empath holds a space.) “Speaking into a dead phone has always seemed unnatural. That’s why we stammer, ramble on, leave awkward pauses.”

Not content to have clarified for the rest of us all the underlying causes of how human beings leave voice messages, Mr Manjoo has explained away a favorite form of perception for millions of human beings, including me and many of my students at Aura Reading and Empath Empowerment worldwide. The humble editorialist concludes:

“I submit that whatever finally makes voice mail obsolete will make us all sound far more human — and a little more polished at that.”

Today being  Mother’s Day, I’d like to thank the Divine Mother for giving every human a complete gift set. And for giving no one human, even the mighty Mr. Manjoo, the right to decree that his personal gift set will set the standard for all of humanity.