Archive for the ‘Body Language’ Category

Blog-Buddies, it’s rare these days to receive a book review in a major newspaper. Or to see any article that praises Face Reading and Aura Reading. But that has just happened to me… courtesy of Observer, the largest-circulation daily newspaper in Hindi. Macmillan India has actually published special editions of three of my books, including Read [...]

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:

Where in the world will our next edition of “Read People Deeper” be published?

Unless you do Aura Reading, what are you to make of the extreme Obama calm that shows in debates like the one last night? In front of my TV, I started aura reading both candidates from the moment they entered.

Are you afraid to read anger, more than other emotions? In Part One of this two-parter, you’ll get useful help for safely reading anger. Then tomorrow you’ll be ready to explore a surprising way anger can be healed by cutting cords of attachment.

Fresh from the first Presidential Debate (though sleepy), Aura Reading and Empath-Merge techniques supplement a Body Language analysis of what went on beneath the spin with McCain and Obama. Rose Rosetree is the author of “Read People Deeper: Body Language + Face Reading + Auras” and has been a debate pundit for USA Today.

Interested in face reading but you’re not sure how to get started? Today’s post can help.

An inside look at how to get started reading faces, with consumer tips and links to help you choose the best method for you to become a skilled face reader. And don’t miss the part about free face readings!

What does an aura reading show about the consequence of John McCain’s flip flops? It’s a lighthearted term. But how lighthearted does it feel inside McCain’s own aura to have thrown out principle for the sake of electability? This article concludes with a highly counter-culture view of torture. Whether you agree or not, feel free to comment.

What problems come up if you’re trying to spot narcissists? This post includes the Top 10 categories for reading a possible narcissist. Traps are listed. To illustrate an attempt at accurate narcissist spotting, Rose reads Paris Hilton.