July 11th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Just back from orientation, I’ve taken my son to the University of Virginia. For two days this Face Reader and husband, plus son Matt (Class of 2013) were wined and dined and treated like royalty.
At least we got bagels and portable coffee mugs. We were treated to a magnificent tour of the campus, plus elegantly designed presentations about student life.
Parents were reminded (or, in my case, informed for the first time) that, among public colleges in America, UVA ranks #2 overall, second only to Berkeley.
But, for me, the biggest treat of all had to be the Face Reading. Read More »
May 12th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Posh Supper Club is having me back tomorrow to give free Face Readings. That tasty, trendy spot in downtown D.C. has me available from 6 – 9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 13.
I’m especially excited to be going this time because it’s my last gig doing free Face Readings anywhere before I leave for a month in Japan.
Face Reading will tell you about gifts of your soul. Sit down like the brave lady pictured above and I’ll seek out a couple of distinctive items of Face Reading Data, things like cheek proportions or the shape of your lower lip. Read More »
May 5th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
You’re just so talented, omigod! Ironically, you may be the last one to know about many of your talents. Why? Those special things you do really come naturally; they take no effort. Plus you’ve been using many of your soul-level gifts for your whole life. Aura Reading and Face Reading, both, reveal talent in ways that are very useful.
HOW FACE READING REVEALS YOUR GIFTS
Face Reading is the study of how character, gifts, and challenges can show in your face. Face Reading isn’t about expression, so the “Lie to Me” version of Face Reading isn’t Read More »
April 28th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Blog-Buddies, yesterday’s Face Reading included a focus on celebrity cheeks. I showed you three stars’ faces, all of them tragically revealing the long-term consequences of “eating like a star.”
Just in case you didn’t get all the way down toward the end of the post, I want to show you yesterday’s image of Courtney Cox. Her earlier photo is above.
Below, check out how Cox looks now, after a couple of decades where, to use the phrase of novelist Tom Wolfe, she has been “starved to near-perfection.” Read More »
April 27th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
What’s Senator Specter’s big problem, from the perspective of Face Reading? Here’s a physiognomy hint, in the form of Pat Toomey, pictured here. Pat has some Face Reading data that Arlen had once, but no longer.
Normally, one would expect public loyalty to a U.S. senator who has served his state with integrity for 28 years, gaining seniority on committees, living without major scandal. One would expect loyalty, even gratitude, from within his own party.
You can’t just blame the strange new cannibalistic, demagogic craze nationwide among Read More »
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April 26th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
The Republican Party is in strange disarray. Recently this Face Reader saw a baffling news item on TV about Arlen Specter’s fight to retain his senate seat in next year’s election. Specter’s problem doesn’t come from Democrats but from his own party.
He’s seriously challenged in the Republican primary because of seeming “too moderate” to Republican voters.
Hence today’s quick Face Reading Quiz. Read More »
April 23rd, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
Preparing for my Face Reading Intensive next week, I was reminded of some of the ways the 5,000-year-old art of physiognomy offers practical help to people like us, living today.
Whether you’re planning to attend this particular workshop or not, did you realize there could be this delightful dozen of uses, so many different ways of reading faces for character?
1. The 10 Best Ways to Read a Face for WORK
Success in your career isn’t just about the economy. The better you can size people up, and get it right, the better you can up-size your career. Read More »
February 26th, 2009 by Rose Rosetree
A Blog-Buddy and Face Reading enthusiast first alerted me to take a good look at new Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. Kevin wrote:
With all the hoop-la these days, I wanted to suggest that you do a face reading of Secretary Geithner. I notice that his left ear is much larger than his right; the tip of his nose is quite elongated — a good sign, I guess, if he’s secretary of the Treasury.
[Note, Kevin noticed correctly about that ear asymmetry, except he forgot to cross over to tell left from right. I've edited his original comment accordingly.]
Kevin’s instincts are brilliant, as always. There is plenty to read in the fascinating Mr. Geithner, and this new political appointment makes him one of the most powerful men in America. Read More »
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