December 17th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Curious about cutting cords of attachment? Tune in this Monday, Dec. 22, 11 p.m. to midnight, for an interview on “So So Sensitive” with the Intuitive Advisor pictured here, Karen J. Lewis.
You will be able to ask questions, I believe. And from what I know, having met Karen, she’s going to have some very good ones herself.
Many people have questions about cutting cords, and I find it is really important to ask them because so much misinformation exists about what it really means to cut a cord of attachment. Read More »
October 30th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
A recent comment from Blog-Buddy Ryan got me thinking about “Cut Cords of Attachment.”
What is in that book, anyway? What is involved in the system that I developed over a 20-year period, 12 Steps to Cut Cords of Attachment(R)?
For starters, the original cut cords book IS in English. (Although it’s also in a couple of other languages, my favorite foreign cover so far being to the left. Keep reading to see the wackiest cover yet.) Read More »
October 25th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
With all you have done to deal with that crazy from your past, why would it still make a big difference to cut that cord of attachment?
Everyone is a little bit crazy. Some of us are more than a little. Cords of attachment are formed regardless of degree of sanity. Read More »
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 29th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Whether you do Face Reading or Aura Reading on John McCain, his most significant problem shows clearly: Anger. He’s hardly the only one to have this problem.
Let’s devote a two-part post to exploring how anger can be helped by cutting cords of attachment.
Sophisticated readers, get ready for information that didn’t make it into my how-to book, Cut Cords of Attachment but instead is part of what I’ve been reserving for a sequel. Read More »
September 14th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
If you’ve been reading this blog, you know that being an empath can be bliss. As a skilled empath, you can gain wisdom and do service in a way that non-empaths simply can’t.
As a very skilled empath, you can learn techniques for what I call “empath-merge” and have an extremely vivid experience of being another person. Or a flower!
But skilled empaths are made, not born. Instead some of us — I estimate 1 in 20 Americans — are born as unskilled empaths, “merely” talented. Read More »
September 6th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Following yesterday’s discussion of narcissists, one of our Blog-Buddies — Lisa — wrote this as part of her comment:
Rose has recently done some spiritual healing work for me and cut a cord of attachment to someone who was also very much into her own self. Even though I knew intellectually that she was like that, I still allowed myself to get caught in the web. Read More »
August 7th, 2008 by Rose Rosetree
Yesterday I heard a discussion of stalking on “The Diane Rehm Show.” The guest, Kate Brennan, had written a memoir about her experiences with being the victim of a stalker, “In His Sights.”
Only last week, I facilitated a dramatic session of Energy Spirituality that involved cutting a cord of attachment between my client and a stalker. Read More »
