October 9th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Recently, I came across two very different empaths.
EMPATH #1, “Fran” had me read her aura, and it was a delight. Besides being well trained as a healer, she clearly had strong skills as an empath.
Her empath circuits were strong and wonderfully unencumbered by other people’s stuff. Moreover, Fran’s aura showed clearly that she had learned how to keep her empath gifts OFF most of the time, turning them on only when desired and doing this in ways that kept her safe.
EMPATH #2, Freya, gives empaths advice at her blog. I applaud her intent to help people get in control of their abilities. “It’s not always an easy process, but it is an achievable one, provided you make the effort.”
Then Freya goes on to advise empaths to project their emotions outward in order to change other people: Read More »
September 30th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
This Part Two post continues the topic of healing anger and how you can help it with techniques of Aura Reading, Empath Empowerment, and Cutting Cords of Attachment.
Aura Reading can show you clearly when people are angry. Granted, the surface of it can show on the surface with behavior. Talk about tip of the iceberg!
Even at a time of global warming, icebergs have way more than meets the eye, and the same is true when someone is filled with anger. If you do Aura Reading — and remember to use your skills — you won’t suffer a Titanic-like shock of collision. Read More »
August 24th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Beginning is good! Every aura reader has had to begin sometime, so please don’t feel the least bit intimidated.
It is natural to read auras, and to be able to do it really well. I recommend the approach in “Aura Reading Through All Your Senses” for one simple reason: You have your own personal gift set.
This includes the set of gifts you can use for reading auras. Read More »
June 16th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
On a previous thread, Ryan raised a very interesting question:
Mainstream thinking claims that certain types of people such as narcissists, sociopaths, and psychopaths cannot be “cured”.
I am curious what you think about such people who are typically considered beyond help and how much you have worked with such people and what kind of results were obtained. Read More »
April 8th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
In the realms of intuitive reading, I wonder if sometimes people are just too good a sport for their own good. And “Yearning for Zion” isn’t just a cult compound in Texas. A more everyday example is Meg’s experience with a healer who cut cords of attachment.
As part of a different thread, Meg commented about a session that didn’t seem to produce any results for her: Read More »
