November 3rd, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
What is surprising about this picture?
With enough Election Day votes in to signal a general mood, let’s find a way to get happy. And fortunately, I’ve got some inspiration available. Because consciousness is something each person votes on every day. Each of us votes to wake up, to live with integrity, to strive spiritually, to make our human life as beautiful as it can be, to help others one person at a time.
Voting is when collective consciousness runs smack, hard, into us. Daily life is when each of us is freed from what others do spiritually, so we can hold our light and keep on evolving.
Thus, fortunately, we can restore sanity. And, mostly I wasn’t reading auras at the Rally to Restore Sanity, not when I went in person. Not later, when I watched a recorded version on TV.
Still, whenever I encounter someone whose brightness just leaps off the forehead and face — someone who makes me feel a familiar ineffable joy, like a glorious sunrise or that first bite of a huge hot fudge sundae — how could I NOT notice? How could I NOT follow up with some aura reading or a skilled empath merge.
The photo above shows Ozzy Osbourne and Yusuf Islam (also called “Cat Stevens” when he first started singing “Peace Train.”)
Really, can’t you notice how one of these men is interestingly human (like most of us) while the other one is both interesting and gloriously human? Yes, one of these men is spiritually Enlightened. Any hunch which is which? (Not that anyone in the Age of Energetic Literacy needs to settle for just a hunch.) Read More »
October 25th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
What’s more fun for Halloween than two snowmen or six pumpkins? Ah, wisdom!
Educate yourself about psychic coercion, astral entities, negative thought forms, and healing extra-terrestrial entities. You’ll improve your quality of life. Truth is, whether you know about these astral-level problems or not, they are affecting you right now…
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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 8th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
“The meek shall inherit the earth.” Surely you’ve heard these words since you were young.
Who are the meek, exactly?
The poor? Not necessarily. For starters, “the meek” can be the humble-hearted, as in, “I may know better than others sometimes but gawrsh, I’d better hide that and not make waves.”
Meekness can be felt or expressed in very different ways — just like arrogance, actually.
In case there’s any doubt in your mind about yourself, and whether such a smart, nice, talented person as you might possibly count as meek, hello! Let me break it to you. At Earth School, nobody wears proper signs. At Earth School, anyone with even one of the following attributes does count as meek:
- Highly sensitive persons (HSPs)
- Empaths
- Smart people who go in hiding much of the time to avoid seeming “arrogant”
- People who use a small “i” when they write, in order to stand out as exceptionally smart or cool or ironic
- Loving people who are not using their power
- Inspired, spiritually questing people who are not using their power
- People whose childhoods involved abuse or marriages
- People meekly hiding out while smoking pot (a.k.a. marijuana, weed)
- People who use that popular depressant, alcohol, to stay meekly hidden.
- People who can’t lose weight, because the weight is used as a form of social humility (“I won’t look better than others, don’t worry.
- People with failed marriages, disappointing children, people who have been humbled by life one way or another
- People who refuse to blame others as much as they blame themselves
- People who don’t get much respect and, unlike Rodney Dangerfield, aren’t not paid for the privilege
- People who don’t earn as much money as they deserve
- The older your soul age, the more likely you are to have a humble heart and act meek.
The list goes on. Any attribute like these would earn a person “meek” status. So if you have suffered due to being meek and humble, now you can admit it. Officially, yes, you are meek.
Let’s consider that “who” question settled and go on to ask the one that not only matters more but is very, very timely. How, exactly, can the meek inherit the earth? Read More »
September 2nd, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Elton John, Songbird for Rush Limbaugh
“I just can’t wrap my mind around it,” Gladys told me. “Elton John! How could he sing at Rush Limbaugh’s wedding?”
She had a point. The famously liberal and philanthropic singer was recently hired to sing at the radio broadcaster’s fourth wedding. You could perhaps predict that Limaugh’s new wife would be blonde, skinny, and young enough to be his daughter. (Kathryn Rogers is 33 years old, while Rush is 59.)
But what could the flamingly gay Sir Elton John have been thinking? Feeling? How would he have been presenting himself in that room? Rush isn’t merely a gay basher. He could be called The Lord of Conservative Hate Speech in America. Bring on aura reading to search for some answers. Read More »
March 11th, 2010 by Rose Rosetree
Jim Curry is a student in my Face Reading Correspondence Course, as well as a long-time student of energetic literacy. The timing of this blog post is amazing to me.
Some of you Blog-Buddies may know that close to a year ago, National Public Radio did a segment on “What If Pot Were Legal?” or a similar name. I emailed a comment that was read on the air.
Recently, I had a first session with Gladys. She told me:
“When I heard that comment of yours, it got me thinking. The idea of weed depositing STUFF made sense. I thought about it some more. Long story short, I’ve stopped smoking for a couple of months now. I thought you’d like to know. I had been a pothead for 20 years.”
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October 21st, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
How do you respond, as demands to legalize pot become increasingly insistent? Politically, I can see arguments pro and con.
But before you can read anything I might say on this topic, do check out Comment 60 below — just came in, bringing quite a point of view.
At this point, I’m leaning toward letting people do to themselves what they like, allowing valuable prison cells to be populated by those who are socially dangerous. As long as pot smokers don’t inflict their fumes on others, why should their personal choice be anyone else’s business?
Keep in mind however, that today’s tales of train conductors smashing their vehicles while chatting on cellphone (which happened recently here in the D.C. subways) are nothing compared to what we may find with pot legalized. What will happen with people who feel they must be distracted at all costs, when they can legally swap the electronic lovey for dilated pupils? Read More »
April 21st, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Blog-Buddies, with pot in the news these days, “All Things Considered” did a segment on “What if Marijuana Were Legal?” Aura Reading of the damage that pot can do was fresh in my mind from a recent blog post. When I heard the segment yesterday, I commented for the first time ever as a listener. Today my comment aired on the show. Listen in at this Aura Reading Anti-Pot link: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=103334964 Read More »
April 18th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Marijuana is in the news today, even if Aura Reading isn’t: Would Mexican drug cartels have their power without all the American demand? And is American demand for recreational substances like pot mostly a legal problem, stimulated by the excitement of seeking a naughty, forbidden substance?
As the outcry grows for legalization, I believe one of the smartest things we can do is add the perspective of Aura Reading. Read More »
