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    Why Personal Sessions Bring Cumulative Benefit

    October 25th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree

    rose rosetree, healing, aura reading, cut cordsWhen you sit in session with me, my commitment is strong to help you fulfill the intention that you have brought to your session. Some of my clients have called me relentless that way, because I do my best to make every session count.

    You are the one who will set your intention, your goal for the session, not me.

    Just yesterday, I had two new clients who wanted to test the waters by going for a session of Aura Reading Research, rather than a session where I facilitated healing. So, of course, I helped with that. Even though my preference would have been to jump in and facilitate healing!

    Occasionally a first-time client prefers to spend a session going into the various ways I can help him/her in the future. This kind of back-and-forth can be really smart, although most clients prefer to jump straight into a session of healing.

    Most of my clients (and most of my sessions) do involve healing, actually. And most of my clients do have more than one session, over the months or years. Which is great, because these personal sessions bring cumulative benefits.

    Permanent removal of STUFF

    Although I offer many types of sessions for healing, the common denominator is that every one can permanently remove STUFF — deposits at the astral level of emotional and/or spiritual debris.

    Cutting cords of attachment gives that kind of permanent healing. So do sessions of Energy Release Regression Therapy and techniques of Spiritual Cleansing and Protection.

    With all respect to you and the uniquely fascinating characteristics of your personal problems over the years, STUFF can be compared to garbage. Imagine that your home (i.e., your mind-body-spirit system) were filled up pretty darned full with various bits of garbage.

    The more garbage is removed, the easier it is to live in that home.

    One of my neat-freak friends told me once, in response to my question about how she managed to keep her home so tidy, “I clean up all garbage immediately. Because mess begets mess.”

    Mess begets mess? Uh-oh

    Our analogy breaks down there, because STUFF began accumulating back when you were in the womb. In fact, I believe (again with all respect to you and your uniqueness) that, while still in the womb, we carry STUFF from past lifetimes as well, in the form of frozen blocks of energy.

    So, if you’re reading this now, you can’t start from a position of zero STUFF. You can, however, begin from exactly where you are to remove STUFF.

    Every time you permanently remove STUFF, you’re clearer inside and less likely to take on new STUFF. You will also do better at skills for Deeper Perception:

    Is it a coincidence that I teach and use both types of skill, healing and reading people deeper? Nope. With less STUFF, both work better.

    “Okay, how many sessions will I need?”

    The answer to that question depends on you. My sessions aren’t like going through Rolfing, where you follow a prescribed sequence until done.

    How much STUFF do you have? How much STUFF are you prepared to live with? Just how much bliss would you like instead?

    At this point in my healing work with clients, when I’ve worked as a teacher of personal development for 39 years, I find that most of my clients have many sessions. Some have dozens. Some fly in from Europe or Asia for Energy Release Regression Therapy, or travel here, to metro Washington D.C., from many parts of America, supplementing their phoner sessions where we cut cords of attachment.

    And some travel here from a great distance more than once, because they got so much benefit the last time. But the simplest way to gauge what would be realistic for you might be this…

    Halfway between psychotherapy and psychic readings

    Recently I have been reading Through the Children’s Gate by Adam Gopnik. In one chapter, Adam (a very witty man), recounts the story of his psychoanalysis. It took six years, at least two sessions per week.

    Adam’s account of this is one of the funniest things I’ve ever read, incidentally. He is definitely a very witty man.

    Many of you, reading this, may be familiar with courses of psychotherapy or counseling or even psychoanalysis that require that many sessions or more.

    On the other hand, many of you may simply like to have a psychic reading from time to time, maybe once every year or two.

    For most of my clients, the frequency of sessions falls somewhere in between. And to understand why, try a first session. Live with less STUFF and find the benefits in your own terms.

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    9 Comments on “Why Personal Sessions Bring Cumulative Benefit”

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    Francesca said:

    Rose said at the beginning of her post: “When you sit in session with me, my commitment is strong to help you fulfill the intention that you have brought to your session. Some of my clients have called me relentless that way, because I do my best to make every session count.”

    I have had a number of sessions over a period of a few years with Rose, and what I can say about her is that she truly cares and she does her best to do fit in as much healing as she can into her sessions. This, in addition to being a very gifted healer and someone who is obviously in alignment with her divine path. As if all that weren’t enough, she is really funny, having a session with her is fun, and she has one of the brightest most shiny auras I have have ever encountered. It is obvious she knows a thing or two about “moving out stuff”!

    Many thanks, Rose!

    October 26th, 2009 at 12:34 am
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    Awe! Thanks,FRANCESCA.

    October 26th, 2009 at 7:46 am
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    Suzanne Schroedl said:

    I have another question about empathic merging and cord cutting. I will keep it general but I understand if you think it beyond the scope of the blog.

    Supposing there is somebody in your life who has a LOT of stuff in their aura. You want to help, but NOT by taking on his/her stuff. You mostly avoid making eye contact,and remain objective and focused in your own experience so as not to merge with that person’s suffering. But sometimes you slip up and make eye contact. You experience physical ailments typical of that other person, so you suspect some “physical oneness merging” is going on.

    I assume this means a cord has been created.
    Will it help to use techniques from “Become the Most Important Person in the world?” if there is a cord involved?

    Say you have a session and cut that cord. The other person still has all of that heavy duty stuff, and you are still part of their life. Are you now immune to their stuff? Can you now make eye contact, for example, without empathically merging?

    Thanks!

    December 5th, 2009 at 9:45 am
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    You’ve asked a fine question, SUZANNE, and it’s complex enough to warrant an answer broken down into several separate comments. Here we go:

    “Supposing there is somebody in your life who has a LOT of stuff in their aura. You want to help, but NOT by taking on his/her stuff.”

    Well, that’s smart. You would use common sense approaches to this, right? Such as having conversations out loud, making referrals, knowing when to stop helping because ultimately the person decides when to get better or not.

    THREE CHEERS for getting the point that your job as an empath, or anything else, is never to take on another person’s STUFF. This is why a Skilled Empath keeps all her/his gifts turned OFF most of the time.

    When you turn on your gifts, full force, using a dedicated technique, even then it is never a matter of taking on STUFF from another person.

    The techniques to turn empath gifts ON in BECOME THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN THE ROOM and EMPOWERED BY EMPATHY are carefully designed to help protect you from taking on STUFF.

    So why do these techniques? You gain information. Combining that information with your common sense as a person, plus any skill sets you have learned for healing, give you an advantage for making the best contribution you safely can.

    December 5th, 2009 at 10:00 am
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    Continuing, about dealing with a troubled friend, you wrote, SUZANNE:

    “You mostly avoid making eye contact, and remain objective and focused in your own experience so as not to merge with that person’s suffering.

    “But sometimes you slip up and make eye contact. You experience physical ailments typical of that other person, so you suspect some “physical oneness merging” is going on.”

    Your assessment is correct.

    So the practical things to do are to use the First Aid technique to clean yourself up and also to resolve not to slip up again. (Repeat as needed.)

    The relationship with this friend sounds like an excellent practice opportunity.

    December 5th, 2009 at 10:03 am
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    Continuing, SUZANNE, you wrote: “I assume this means a cord has been created.

    Will it help to use techniques from “Become the Most Important Person in the world?” if there is a cord involved?”

    It’s great you are sorting through the various skill sets I teach. :-)

    Now, let’s be clear. Taking on STUFF from another person’s aura does not create a cord of attachment. That’s just living as an empath who is still developing skill, not yet a fully Skilled Empath.

    But you described this relationship as “somebody in your life.”

    That’s when the cord of attachment was formed, the first moment when you began to think/feel about this person as “somebody in my life.”

    For information about cords of attachment, you would turn to the book on that topic, right? That’s “Cut Cords of Attachment: Heal Yourself and Others with Energy Spirituality.”

    The book, “Become The Most Important Person in the Room: Your 30-Day Plan for Empath Empowerment” is separate. This is a book for empaths. It helps you to develop a completely different skill set.

    December 5th, 2009 at 10:08 am
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    Continuing more – and I thank you for raising these questions, SUZANNE, you wrote:

    “Say you have a session and cut that cord. The other person still has all of that heavy duty stuff, and you are still part of their life. Are you now immune to their stuff? Can you now make eye contact, for example, without empathically merging?”

    Cutting a cord of attachment isn’t like planting a magic bean. (Or eating one.) Important though it is, cutting cords properly, this is not THE ONE THING TO BRING IMMUNITY FROM ALL PROBLEMS IN LIFE.

    Okay, calm down, Rose. I don’t really mean to flame here, SUZANNE. ;-)

    Yes, you can cut a cord of attachment to such a person, whether by having me bring my decades of experience to help you, in a phone session or by going through my how-to book, “Cut Cords of Attachment,” developing that skill set, and doing the job for yourself.

    What that means is you no longer have a set of energies linking you to the cordee, replaying a distressing set of “Cord Items” that pull and tug you energetically, 24/7, until the last minutes of your life.

    Cutting that cord of attachment will help you a lot. But that certainly doesn’t mean that all your relationship problems are magically solved. Or that you have magically become a Skilled Empath.

    You’re just freer – which includes your ability to decide whether or not you want this troubled person in your life, and the degree to which you choose to be emotionally involved. (Hint, hint)

    You’re freer, not given some kind of Superman powers courtesy of a magic bean.

    You’re still an empath, so you’ll need to use empath skills for holding a space, etc. with this person for the rest of your life. You’ll need to use empath skills with EVERYONE for the rest of your life.

    Sooner or later, you’ll become comfortable with them, just like learning how to ride a bike.

    December 5th, 2009 at 10:17 am
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    Suzanne Schroedl said:

    Ha ha!! Very helpful Rose!

    To clarify, this is someone who I am doing a short term paid job for cleaning/organizing. I debated with myself whether to take it or not but I felt like I could handle it by choosing to focus on the practical ways I can help (and am willing to help) and not to offer more than that.

    Which book has the first aid technique? I don’t know that one. I have been using the Wakeup call and Take it techniques. And I felt like that helped. But I can see how there will be an ongoing need for empath skills. Sigh!

    The hardest thing for me is not making eye contact. In the past, the only time I have not made eye contact with someone is if I was angry at that person or did not like them.

    Yes, it is like learning to ride a bicycle!

    December 5th, 2009 at 11:25 am
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    SUZANNE, what a great context for your earlier question. Congratulations!

    The first aid technique is Wakeup Call. (Gaa, I ought to read my books more often so I can refer to their contents properly.)

    You’ll get used to using your eye muscles as desired. Remember, there’s a whole bunch o’ options in BECOME THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN THE ROOM. (And, Blog-Buddies who are wondering, Wakeup Call and Take It Technique are both in that book.)

    Dare I mention this? If you’re looking for an easy way to get holiday gifts, call our book ordering elves at 800-345-6665. This tollfree number works in Canada as well as the U.S., 24/7.

    December 5th, 2009 at 6:59 pm
     
     

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