June 8th, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
Gustavo Dudamel, Latest Addition to the Enlightenment Life List
Keeping an Enlightenment Life List! The nerve!
Well, yes, I do believe that assessing Enlightenment is one of a human being’s inalienable rights.
My Profiling People Bill of Rights is short. Astounding though this might be to Sarah Palin, nothing is included about the so-called “right” to carry guns. Instead, these are the rights that matter to me:
- We have the right to read anyone’s written words via Gutenberg literacy.
- We have the right to read anyone’s energy field, via energetic literacy.
- We have the right to explore the who-you-be about anyone we like.
- We have the right to read body language, facial expression, or even do physiognomy (reading faces for character).
- If it is a public figure, someone who has a website as a teacher, writer, or healer; a movie star or reality show wannabe; a politician or political activist, we don’t only have the right to read that individual privately. We have the right to comment in public.
Regarding Enlightenment Profiling, the stakes can be higher, of course. Read More »
August 12th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Blog-Buddies, it’s always such a privilege when I facilitate the special kind of Aura Reading Research about names. So many of us are saddled with first and/or last names that wouldn’t work well for a horse and don’t work for us humans, either.
Kathryn formerly had a name that didn’t suit her at all. Let’s call it “Gladys.” Recently she did a session of Name Change Research with me and found a name that produced glorious consequences for her full set of chakra databanks under investigation. (They ranged through topics like emotional self-awareness, career success, ability to earn money, and having a fabulous love life.) Read More »
July 26th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Almine, Our Winner
Yes, Almine wins my contest for doing aura readings of healers. Or you could say that Ella wins, since hers was the winning entry, at Comment #8:
Almine has interested me for some time now. She is a Toltec nagual, author of over 20 books, and has created several healing systems utilizing sound ‘elixirs’ and ‘Belvaspata’ sigils.
We could also thank Jordan’s recent Comment #26 about my Enlightenment Life List, where she inquired about this mega-talented Shamanic healer. Read More »
July 18th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Just as birdwatchers keep a life list of exotic birds they have spotted, I have begun a list. Mine contains names of people whom I consider spiritually Enlightened. Not just highly evolved or talented or amazing as human beings, but spiritually Enlightened.
Today’s post contains my running list, first published on Sunday, July 18, 2010. I plan to update it over the years. I also hope to be included on that list some day.
But, hey, this is to be a post about celebration, not my personal sobbing.
Actually, I am far enough along in my journey NOT to be obsessed (as I once was) over how fast I can become Enlightened. Panic, racing, etc. tend to show up when someone is either new to a spiritual journey or else seriously out of balance. Read More »
June 20th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Energy Hypochondria
Continuing our series about the tricky pleasures of victimhood, let’s consider a related problem. I call it ”Energy Hypochondria.”
Energy Hypochondria means worrying about every twinge of energy, akin to the way a hypochondriac could fret over any proprioceptive experience (i.e., the very subjective, internal feedback system each person has to register information about aches, pains, etc.).
To understand this version of Sweet Victimhood, it can be useful to remember the three stages of energetic literacy. So here we go: Read More »
June 9th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
For the next few days before leaving for that month in Tokyo, I’m sharing the latest miscellaneous goodies with you, Blog-Buddies, starting with this adorable email, just in from Africa.
Aha! Aura Reading Could Actually Be Possible
From that enthusiastic reader, Hannes Calitz from Pretoria, South Africa:
I’ve bought your book “Read People Deeper” for the face reading and body language. Initially I thought the aura reading was crap, in one word – impossible. Read More »
May 27th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Peter Andre and his aura
Peter Andre is so hot right now as a celebrity. Which makes him so fascinating to read with Deeper Perception….
Sometimes energetic literacy reveals a pretty ordinary person in a pretty gorgeous suit, or simply a person with exceptionally good fame karma. But sometimes the talent is so enormous, the suit to display it ought to be made out of lava (a roiling-boiling kind of lava that wouldn’t drip off his body and Read More »
May 10th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Exploring a very personal choice
This blog is service-oriented, as in existing to help YOU, my Blog-Buddies.
- Sometimes I entertain you (or even attempt to shed political insight) by sharing face readings, aura readings, empath merges of people in the news.
- Sometimes I educate you about empath empowerment or energetic literacy, the emerging skills of this third millennium.
- Aura healing is another main category, as you can see from our CATEGORIES column.
All these topics can be considered controversial, given mainstream culture. Occasionally I venture into topics that are not only counter-culture but really, really personal. Today is one of those explorations. So I want to give a vital disclaimer right at the outset. Read More »
April 21st, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Alice Hoffman ready for aura reading
Joolie nominated the final winning entry for our Writer Profile Contest. She wrote:
I suggest Alice Hoffman for an aura reading. I like that her characters and places have a magical quality as a matter of course and without a hint of silliness.
Practical Magic is the only Hoffman novel I’ve read so far. I enjoyed and admired it. Not until I went to the Great Alice Hoffman Website, Read More »
April 12th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Judy Garland, falling in love through technology.
“Teleclasses are in,” my friend “Teddy” told me last night. As we were talking on the phone, I positively wallowed in his presence, like a duck splashing in a favorite pond.
“With all the ways that technology connects us,” he continued, “I’m not sure that people will continue to do much teaching in person. Last time I stepped onto campus (he’s a college professor), I thought, ‘Why bother having universities at all?’” Read More »
