Life in the 20-10′s
December 30th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Poised to begin the second decade of the third millennium, this aura reader would like to share her perspective on what to expect.
Where exactly am I coming from? Usually my work involves Deeper Perception in the here-and-now, reading what is. Although I don’t generally make predictions, I can draw conclusions, based on what I’ve noticed in my life and with clients worldwide.
One cause for change in quality of life is that the vibrations of this planet keep moving higher, and the pace is accelerating.
Related to that, here are 7 Major Trends, as I see them coming.
1. Big, Healthy Egos
Over the past decade especially, many spiritual seekers have experimented with selflessness.
- Some gave over their personal power to God, to a guru, or to guides.
- Others asked a pendulum to decide where to go, what to do, whether to buy.
- Out of love for God, many people tried pushing away their personal wishes and feelings in order to be more detached or more Christ-worthy or, otherwise, good.
If you’ve ever been there, done that (and I have, only I managed to get that out of my system more in the 1970′s), you know the results.
Ouch! To be human gloriously means having a head, a heart, sexual organs, legs, arms, etc. That etc. includes having, and unapologetically using, your personal preferences as a human being.
Can we co-create with God, based on keeping that healthy, human ego? Of course. We will co-create better. In this new decade, expect to get that personal ego working properly. You’d better, because you’ll meet many others who do that.
2. Earth as a No B.S. Zone
Okay, it hasn’t happened yet. But old habits are dying hard, because consequences are speeding up as earth’s vibrations accelerate.
Making excuses doesn’t work very well any more. Karma (i.e., life consequences) come back too fast to be ignored.
Remember the housing bubble? When people talked themselves into buying homes they couldn’t afford, or tried to leverage their way into easy money, reality delivered an unforgettable wakeup call.
Paying attention to objective reality, making improvements to life based on that, is a trend to welcome. And after the horrible, frightening, or even tragic wakeup calls millions of folks have received, there may be incentive as never before to revisit reality-based concepts like “saving” and “spending.”
As vibrations rise, many people receive quick, negative consequences for denying reality. Consequences can show up as:
- Big relationship problems
- Financial problems
- Health problems
And although any of these could arise for reasons that don’t involve making excuses, excuses from the last decade may start wearing thin.
3. Taking New Responsibility for Inner Reality
At this writing, the term “narcissist” gets over 2 million hits on Google. Such is the enthusiasm with which many people today choose blaming over taking personal responsibility for frustration in their inner lives.
Yet what advantage has been gained by calling others “narcissists” or “energy vampires”? Years later, is there more or less feeling of security?
As the saying goes, “You can run but you cannot hide.” And for those who fear energy vampires and narcissists, more will always appear.
I predict that millions of people will stop making excuses in this particular way. Unfortunately the coming years may be rough on them until they get with the program. On earth, each of us is responsible for ourself.
It’s common for unskilled empaths to feel that people are bossy, toxic, narcissistic, etc. But methods are available for becoming skilled as an empath. You may know, for instance, about the system of Empath Empowerment(TM) and the new book, Become The Most Important Person in the Room: Your 30-Day Plan for Empath Empowerment.
Again and again, newly skilled empaths have thanked me for the shift in their relationships. Those “energy vampires” and “narcissists” have stopped being such a factor.
Please note, I’m not saying that there are no “baddies” in life, or that you are obligated to love everyone. Skilled empath or not, you might find it helpful to clean out aura-level debris. You can be sure you now carry cords of attachment to folks who have hurt you, whether they have a fancy baddie label or not. Use a quality method and you can permanently move out energy stuck in your aura — energy that, in the past, caused you to blame others for your problems.
In this new decade, more of us won’t just remember horrid close encounters of the worst kind with toxic people. We’ll take responsibility for moving out the STUFF they set off, STUFF that recycles 24/7 unless removed.
At the same time, people will continue what they have done long before terms like “energy vampire” were coined. We’ll use common sense in dealing with difficult people. And, supplemented by having clearer, cleaner auric fields, that kind of personal responsibility will go a long way toward making life better.
4. The Emergence of Energy Literacy
Sure, print journalism is in crisis. Books are doing okay, but this Christmas Amazon.com reportedly sold more e-books than hard copy ones.
Literacy has come a long way since the first Gutenberg Bible. (And a page from one of those Gutenbergs appears at the start of this post.)
In the second half of the last millennium, humanity moved from widespread illiteracy to more-or-less universal ability to read print words. Excellent!
Well, in this third millennium, we’re going to see a similar expansion, but for energy literacy.
- Some folks will stay at the level of “picking up vibes” or merely distinguishing “good energy” from “bad energy.” In literacy terms, that’s like reading picture books.
- Most people, and certainly leaders, are going to become skilled at aura reading, truly energy literate. They will learn how to read auras in depth and detail.
I believe that aura reading may even come to be recognized as a survival skill in the third millennium. Look for huge expansion of this from 2010–2019.
5. Graduating from Kindergarten
What will be required for human beings to develop universal literacy at the level of auras, much as we have it (more or less) at the level of written words?
Humanity’s needs to graduate from kindergarten-level ideas about auras.
No, auras are not just “colours that people see if they have The Gift.”
Auras are three-dimensional bodies, made of electromagnetic energy, full of information. Some components stay during a lifetime, but mostly auras evolve. Anyone, and I mean anyone, who wants to spend some time and study with a proper teacher can learn to become a good aura reader.
Not that different from learning the other kind of literacy, right?
If you want to learn more about the second millennium “Myth about Auras,” you might get a chuckle from the debunking section of my how-to book, Aura Reading Through All Your Senses.
Aura reading means receiving information, just as reading books means receiving information. Back in the day, someone could look at a Gutenberg Bible and “see the colors” but, as widespread literacy became the norm for humanity, that stopped being the standard, didn’t it?
6. Exit Pundits, Enter Self-Authority
The Age of Rush Limbaugh is ending. All the media pundits (and I’m very fond of some of them, such as Mark Shields and Doris Kearns Goodwin), may still have their say. But in terms of large market share, they may have had their day.
The trend will not only develop because of a splintering of media markets or the rise of the blogosphere. Increasingly, people know their own minds. Self-authority means valuing your own personal opinion as a human being.
Energy literacy can help. Cutting cords of attachment can help. Empath Empowerment(TM) can help.
One skill set at a time, human beings are learning how to release what doesn’t serve them energetically. And do you think for a minute that the 14 million cheering fans of Rush Limbaugh have been thinking for themselves a whole lot?
Hint: They’re not called “Dittoheads” for nothing.
7. A Far Higher Incidence of Enlightenment
Spiriual Enlightenment has been sought for thousands of years. And some have achieved it, but not nearly as many as those who have tried.
Aura reading should be required reading for anyone with a serious interest in Enlightenment. In my experience, aura reading (or skilled empath merge) are the best ways to sort the wheat from the chaff, the wannabes from the have-it’s.
My definition of Enlightenment is this:
All of that person’s gifts of the soul are working properly. Otherwise, his/her aura is free from STUFF. And one chakra databank after another is based on qualities like peace and bliss.
Note: To be accurate, this assessment of an Enlightened aura can’t be based on a general “good vibe” version but requires the abilility to do full aura readings. That would include surveying a wide variety of the hundreds of chakra databanks throughout that person’s energy field.
Otherwise a person could be very, very evolved, doing exceedingly well, but not quite there. A person could certainly consider himself or herself spiritually Enlightened, but not be quite there.
So far, I have found only 15 people with auras that I would consider spiritually Enlightened. One of them, Jeffrey Chappell, has been read on this blog.
What’s encouraging, though, is that collectively there has been such progress in people’s auras over this decade. Techniques of Energy Medicine, Energy Psychology, and Energy Spirituality have helped millions to identify their STUFF at the level of aura and move those problems out.
We’re going to find a lot more of that, I believe. In consciousness, humanity is moving together toward Enlightenment. And what could be more hopeful, or exciting, or meaningful, than being part of that?



Hi Rose,
I enjoyed reading this–thanks for sharing your perspective and experience.
I would like to share my experience with narcissistically inclined people. While I agree that blaming gets one nowhere (as in: this narcissist has ruined my life) and is a fast way to give up one’s power and embody victim mentality, I do think identifying narcissists can be really helpful, particularly for someone who has suffered with narcissistic parents and developed a lot of coping mechanisms to survive and “fit in” to a family system with narcissists or otherwise personality disordered. I know this is very psychologically based language, and perhaps you have some ideas/responses around this…?!
So in short, blaming doesn’t work, but identifying and defining whether someone is never going to be able to be able to carry their weight in a relationship because they are narcissistic and can only see the world in shades of themself, is validating and very important information to have to move forward and make good decisions.
Also, want to say, that I believe there is a range of narcissism from the consistently self-absorbed to the individuals who relate to people as objects, coldly calculating how to maneuver that person like a chess piece to do their bidding.
I write this post with some reservation, in that making these kinds of statements can be too generalizing, so I hope it hasn’t come across that way!!
LISA, what a fascinating and useful share. Thank you.
What I was trying to say above is that the term “narcissist” itself isn’t necessary or particularly helpful.
Note that you referred to narcissists as having a range, “from the consistently self-absorbed to the individuals who relate to people as objects, coldly calculating how to maneuver that person like a chess piece to do their bidding.”
Why bother to call them all “narcissists”?
You notice all that nuance. So do I. And the particular qualities of difference between one “baddie” and another can be useful.
I’m not at all convinced that using a category like “narcissist” really helps. Especially someone like you, who has curiosity, talent, and a sense of proportion about identifying the energy dynamics of relationships you have.
The effect of calling someone a narcissist may not be altogether different from using a handy label like “baddie.” It can stop the conversation, or inquiry, right there.
What might be more helpful? “In the particular relationship with Person X, I notice problems with a,b,c.”
Certainly, as you know well, there is no one-size-fits-all cord of attachment to narcissists. Each pattern within a particular cord of attachment is unique, and so are relationships with all those baddies.
Dare I note that, of the “7 Major Trends” trumpeted, Nos. 3 and 5 are missing from the article? –your friendly editor
GENE, gawrsh!
I have fixed the trumpet. (I mean the math.) So the post has been revised.
You and other Blog-Buddies are always warmly invited to call me on whatever words or omissions strike you as mistakes. Thanks very much, Gene.
Hi Rose, thanks for your comment, it was helpful. When you made the comment:
“The effect of calling someone a narcissist may not be altogether different from using a handy label like “baddie.” It can stop the conversation, or inquiry, right there.”
Do you mean that by labeling with words like “narcissist” or other labels, that it can stop one from further useful inquiry or thinking critically?? Do you think it creates an unhelpful us/them or victum/blame thinking??
You went on to say:
What might be more helpful? “In the particular relationship with Person X, I notice problems with a,b,c.
I am assuming by identifying specific problems, you see this as a better way to move forward (or not) with the relationship…
thanks for any extra clarification you can provide : ) best, Lisa
LISA, yes and yes.
About identifying SPECIFIC problems, I’ll try to be more SPECIFIC.
One regular-life way to take responsibility when a relationship is troubling is to ask, “In the particular relationship with Person X, I think of one particular incident. What objectively happened? How did I interpret it? If I found a problem, what did I do to try to improve things? Did that work?”
Of course you, and I, and most of our Blog-Buddies know that we can use Deeper Perception to bring about much more knowledge and healing. Depending on the problem, it might be smart to:
* Cut one’s cord of attachment to the person.
* Cut one’s other cords of attachment around similar themes.
* Do aura reading research on the troubling person. Find out more about what really makes that person tick.
* Do sessions of Problem Solving with Aura Reading, where you bring up a troubling incident. I research what was going on in both your auras (no photo necessary, obviously), then explore what you might do differently, reading auras merrily along the way.
* Even do some Energy Release Regression Therapy to move out causes of attracting narcissists — should this be a pattern.
However you Blog-Buddies would choose to use skill sets to move out specific problems, there is a general point as well: Just calling someone a “narcissist” doesn’t fix much. If the term makes you feel better, or validated, by all means use it. But don’t stop there.
Otherwise, wouldn’t this be an interesting experiment in the first week of this new year: Give yourself a day without blaming anyone, by calling names like “narcissist” or “energy vampire.” Don’t go overboard by blaming yourself for every unpleasant person or incident. In my opinion, everything does NOT happen for a major reason that you must go on to explore. If there is a problem, however, ask the quick question:
“Is there anything for me to do differently in this situation, right now?”
And that could definitely include telling an annoying person, “Gotta go. Byeeeeeeeeee.”
And best to you, Lisa, from Rose in the New Year.
Hi Rose, thanks for the thorough response. It was helpful. Happy New Year!
Rose, a big hug and warmest wishes from the foot of a spectacular, snow-covered Mount Fuji. We missed each other on your last visit here, but you will come and see me again, won’t you, next time you come to Japan?
I very much enjoyed this post and appreciate your insights, especially your suggestion for the experiment in not blaming or calling anyone names. I would love to share a post I wrote about experiencing your rhythm in 2010.
Yes, my bilingual English-Japanese website for Energy Doorways is finally up, so I hope you will honor it by visiting with the Deeper Perception you bring to all you do. http://www.energydoorways.com/blog/natural-energy-wisdom/catrien-ross-on-experiencing-your-rhythm-in-2010/
Warmest wishes for 2010 to you, Rose!