July 23rd, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
Adorable Sensitivity
Helping clients with Energy Spirituality, I come across terrible suffering on a regular basis. I do what I can to facilitate help.
Most clients come back for multiple sessions, which is how cumulative progress is made. Sometimes it takes several healing sessions for a person to get this very important Aha!:
Long-term emotional and spiritual healing cannot just involve taking out. It’s tremendously important to also put in more of what will really improve your quality of life.
Certainly that holds true with Energy Spirituality. When I facilitate cutting cords of attachment, the system I use involves putting back in quite a lot of significant things: Knowledge about what used to be in the cord of attachment, discussion of logical consequences for the client’s life on the whole, an energy bandage, homework. (That’s why it’s called “12 Steps to Cut Cords of Attachment(R)” and not “Have a cozy chat every day with Archangel Michael.”)
Over the powerful healing journey of cumulative growth, sometimes the healing centerpiece for a session will involve putting in something new. For instance, there’s “Social Skills Upgrade with Energetic Literacy.”
What is that? My client, Joe, will relate a troubling incident related to his intention — which is, perhaps, “Having more tenderness in my life.” I’ll pull out an energetic hologram of Joe and the other person in that troubling incident. Then I’ll read relevant chakra databanks about the person who upset Joe. (If you’re interested in finding out what makes people tick, and how they’re deep down different from you, there’s nothing like aura reading with Stage Three Energetic Literacy!)
Then we discuss what Joe did in that situation. What might he have been done differently? Essentially, Joe learns how to interface more effectively with reality.
Yet a lot of life’s put in healing can be done all by yourself. No fancy expert needed, and no fee for services rendered. You might just need to start asking some new questions. For instance….
What can you add so more people will treat you with tenderness?
Adding in — that’s the part so many people forget about when they’re in pain. Today’s post is about ways you might wish to heal disappointment and frustration by adding in something new. Ten somethings new, actually. Here comes our Tenderness Seeker’s List. Read More »
July 22nd, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
What fun, to share my cheer-bringing answers about what it really means to be an empath. My perspective, of course, comes from teaching thousands of people the system of Empath Empowerment(R).
And the biggest cheerfulness you may feel, underlying every answer in today’s post, is my personal relief. Do I ever know the difference it makes, going from talented-but-untrained to becoming a skilled empath!
The difference is so far beyond night and day. It’s like comparing those tormented moments at 3:00 a.m., waking up from a nightmare (as an unskilled empath) to a sprightly moment in the morning, going outside on a beautiful Friday to water a flourishing garden. (Now that’s like being a skilled empath.)
Puttering around a garden is a typical “normal person” activity for a skilled empath. No need to sob over every parched plant or cringe at the sight of a weed. So with all due joy, freshly doused from my sprinkler, I’m delighted to supply the 10 answers to our Sophisticated Quiz for Empaths. If you haven’t taken that quiz yet, you might want to click there first.
Does an empath have the right to be happy?
Quiz Question 1. You can’t be happy while people around you suffer — not if you’re a skilled empath.
FALSE Of course you can be happy while others suffer. It’s tougher, of course. Happiness loves company, just like misery.
One reason I put this question into our Sophisticated Quiz is a strange martyrish ethos around the very word “empath” for some people. There’s a cluster of related beliefs. Do any of these strike you as familiar?’
- If you care about someone, you’ll worry about that person.
- A truly good person brakes for the miserable… and drops everything to fix their cars. (Or solve other problems.) Read More »
June 1st, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
Yes, Aaron Copland was an empath.
So, Blog-Buddies, you want to be able to tell if another person is an empath. I can’t blame you for being curious.
Today I’ll share my top-secret methods that I’ve never divulged before to anyone. My sole request is that you read today’s post all the way through. (You’ll see why by the end.)
Let’s be light-hearted and refer to all possible empaths as “Joe.” That should make for better than reading than calling all your research candidates ”This person who may or may not be an empath.”
Empath identification method #1
As noted in yesterday’s post, the best method by far is to invite Joe to find out for himself whether or not he is an empath.
“Internal validation” is the name for that. That comes in handy because becoming skilled as an empath depends entirely on internal validation. Why not switch this on early?
So how can your friend Joe find out for himself whether or not he is an empath?
April 1st, 2011 by Rose Rosetree
Helping you to become a skilled empath
Overwhelmed, anyone? Recently “Loretta” requested help to prioritize the various skill sets taught through this blog, my how-to books, workshops, etc. Her email went like this:
I was initially interested in your book Cut Cords of Attachment, but in looking at your website, I’m pretty sure I’m an (unskilled) empath. I ended up buying both books, Cut Cords of Attachment and Become the Most Important Person in the Room at the same time.
Which set of skills should I pursue mastering first? Can I start cutting my own cords before completing the 30-day empath training program discussed in Become the Most Important Person in the Room? Do I have to have skill with my empath gifts to be able to read my aura or do I use some other sense?
For best results, don’t play “Eeny Meeny Miney Moe.” Not with the trademarked systems I have worked so hard to develop. Thank you, Loretta, for asking. Here are some ideas to consider. Read More »
November 20th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Ryan Reynolds, "The Sexiest Man Alive"
Oh, darn, we can’t all be designated by People Magazine as “The Sexiest Man Alive” in 2010. Even if gender weren’t a disqualifier, there’s that small numerical problem. But here is where most of you Blog-Buddies do win a fancy title: You’re probably an empath. Read More »
November 8th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
"Magnetize Money with Energetic Literacy" Published Today
What do I do for a living? “Helping people grow toward Enlightenment” has been the basic motivation for the past 40 years. But a more current way of describing it would be this:
Helping The Meek to Inherit the Earth.
Think about how you found your way to this blog. These are the most common reasons that I hear about (Add others below, if you have them! Or, even, consider today’s blog post a survey!)
- I’m a born empath, wanting/needing to become a skilled empath. Read More »
October 8th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Betty Eadie, After NDE but before the big fame
Having read Betty Eadie’s face, we’re on to a different form of energetic literacy. Today let’s do a Skilled Empath Merge on the Queen of Near Death Experiences.
And what extra fun that we have two different photos of her, taken years (and millions of dollars) apart! One doesn’t do Skilled Empath Merge about “How Betty changed.” That’s more the perspective of a psychic reading; what usually — not always – happens with a reading involves a psychic’s astral-level guide answering questions for you.
Yes, at random moments like this I aim to educate you Blog-Buddies with an admittedly counter-culture technical perspective. Only because this understanding can make a big difference in your choice of how you read people, also the readings you seek from others. People can mean very different things by “a spiritual reading.” Read More »
September 27th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Tantra Maat, A great world teacher
Here’s a bit of time travel for you. On October 12, 2011, I’m modifying the post, inspired by Comment 96 by GRACE W. The original post, in the black type below, involved MY selecting empaths for this list. Now let’s start shifting this post to allow you Blog-Buddies to propose your own nominees for this Empath List. I will not moderate or comment. This is becoming OUR list, Blog-Buddies, not just my list.
The one requirement here is that you are familiar with my work. Elsewhere at the blog there is no knowledge requirement at all. But to nominate empaths at this particular post, you need to have read either “Become the Most Important Person in the Room” or “Empowered by Empathy” (either print or audio versions). To learn more about these books go to the Official Rose Rosetree Website and click on the cover. You’ll find loads of information as well as easy access to secure ordering online and a tollfree order line.
The purpose of this requirement is to make sure that you have a good, workable understanding of what an empath is. And is not. So many conversations and articles online are use the term “empath” to mean anything from a psychologically unstable person to someone with a histrionic personality disorder to a psychic medium to science fiction characters.
Please nominate real people who are empaths, in your opinion, because they have at least one significant gift for directly experiencing what it is like to be another person.
And better than just opinion, you can base your nomination on… deeper perception. Not so that I will research these nominess but YOU can. By now so many of you have Stage Three Energetic Literacy. You can read auras from photos or do a Skilled Empath Merge.
- So name your own nominees to this list (public figures only).
- Say why.
- Please give all of us a one-click photo link (a photograph that can opened by clicking on that link or pasting it into the browser, no passwords or extra steps needed). And now for the original post….
Empaths Are Noticing Other Empaths Read More »
February 3rd, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Quick! (Quicker than you can say “Mary Cassatt,” whose painting is copied to our left.)
Quick! Here’s a short multiple choice quiz on the topic of improving your relationships:
Your degree of comfort in your closest relationships right now depends most on which one of these?
1. How cute you look, especially that manicure
2. Whether or not your significant other is secretly an energy vampire
3. The skilled use of your talents
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October 2nd, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Blog-buddies, I’m going to be doing an interview this coming Wednesday, October 7, on a new radio show with Becky Walsh.
Don’t be surprised if we discuss the new book I’m holding here (the photo taken on the day it came from the printer), Become The Most Important Person in The Room: Your 30-Day Plan for Empath Empowerment. Read More »
