Personally, I don’t consider “No STUFF” as the only requirement. Fpr me, the person’s aura also needs to have self-aware, glorious, concentrated presence of God. That’s just my perception, my standards.

You may remember a whole series at this blog under this topic, including these posts [Search on "Enlightenment" here at this blog and you will bring up clickable links to these]:

Enlightenment Made Practical
May 12th, 2008

Enlightenment, a GUEST POST by Elise LeBeau
May 11th, 2008 at 8:22 pm

Enlightenment, a GUEST POST Post by Rebecca
May 7th, 2008

Enlightenment, a GUEST POST by Ceci Miller
May 6th, 2008 at 10:16 am » Comments (10)

Enlightenment, a GUEST POST by Dr. Ron Scolastico
May 5th, 2008

Aura Readings of Enlightenment — JEFFREY CHAPPELL
May 4th, 2008

Enlightenment, a GUEST POST by Dr. Char
May 2nd, 2008

Not only have I read the Dalai Lama and considered him spiritually enlightened. Other famous people in this category are, to my perception:

Meryl Streep
Kevin Kline

I completely understand about your time constraints and not being able to respond to all comments–I am amazed that you are able to respond to as many as you do!! Wishing you well with all of your current work projects.

Thank you for the invitation to share deeper perception experiences, such as empath merges, aura readings… I am not at that level yet, but look forward to becoming more experienced and trained.

I have been doing the Coming Home meditation and have had very good experiences with it. I have noticed over time I am getting more familiar with myself, the different levels of me (environment, body, mind, intellect, emotions, soul and spirit), and understanding how I communicate information to myself (sensations, images, words…). It is a wonderful technique to practice.

SUZANNE, thanks for the links! They were fun to look at. What an inspiring man and the wonderful work he is doing.

After somebody else has done a reading, it is easy for me to see how it is true but not beforehand yet

Lisa I think you are so right about Alan. Here you can see him in video:
http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/about/200806boar.mov

He is so like an elf! Here is a younger picture of him:
http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/newsletter/winter01.html

Suzanne

You can supply it as a comment.

Or jump right in and do a pretty detailed report on what you find and email it to me at rose [at] rose-rosetree.com . I would love to post Guest Posts like that.

Keep in mind, when I don’t follow up on those suggestions, it isn’t for lack of interest but for lack of time.

Here I have a stack of Aura Reports, Relationship Reports, etc. that clients have paid for, plus appointments, plus publishing deadlines, etc. These have to come first, and (I’m grateful that) there are a lot of them.

That’s an interesting point about the contrast of Buzz’s bliss (with the experience of walking on the moon) and the challenge of being back on earth, and how this would create the experience of loss/grief. Something I would have never thought of… I enjoyed this reading.

Suzanne, I checked out the photo–what an interesting face! He does look elf like. I wonder if his face has changed that way as he has spent more time in nature, communing with the forest and trees etc.. ?

I don’t know if there’s a good place on the blog for this, but I have a suggestion for an inspiring person for empaths to read. He is the founder of Trees for Life in Scotland and I am sure he must be an elemental empath and or an environmental empath or both.
I was lucky enought to meet and work with him and my first thought was that he was like a leprechaun or a fairy or a tree/mushroom/growth of the forest himself! He has such a twinkle in his eye and a light about him and he talked about learning what was needed to restore the forest in Scotland by listening to the trees.

It is difficult to find a good photo for reading but here is one:

http://www.treesforlife.org.uk/about/press/130405.html