Honoring Dr. Anthony Fauci with a Skilled Empath Merge
Blog-Buddies, today I’ve published an updated version of this article on Medium.
Your questions and reactions enliven all my articles at this Energy Spirituality® Blog. So, feel free to highlight, clap, and respond at any time. On Medium. That is where to respond, not here.
To learn why, see the pinned post at my personal blog.
In my experience, those who engage the most? They learn the most, too.
Still, I’ve kept the wonderful comments here. So keep reading!
Oh Yay! I really liked Fauci!
I normally do not watch any of Trump’s videos/speeches/podium talks whatever but I previously made an exception for the one where Fauci stepped in and corrected what Trump was saying to the press!
Fascinating and inspiring that for someone who doesn’t really handle conflict well normally, he did what he could in that moment.
I love this information about him being a causational expert! Can’t wait for the knowledge you’re going to bring forth on this Rose.
So, in other words … what’s a nice guy like him doing in a place like that?
Appreciating you, appreciating this, EMILY TURNER!
And YES especially to your Comment #2.
ROSANNA TUFTS, it’s always delightful hearing from you at my blog, but I don’t understand your Comment #4. Rephrase, please. Maybe expand on the point you were trying to make?
Incidentally, I’d like to respond here to a comment I chose not to publish this morning. One of a barrage of rageful comments over at the Heyoka Empath post.
This latest volunteer attempt to troll my blog — or to set me straight — maybe both… It led off with Gladys telling me that I didn’t understand what it meant to be a “sacred clown.”
Evidently this concept of “sacred clown” is a big deal to those who have been influenced by all the victim-is-beautiful fiction now on the internet, regarding so-called “Heyoka Empaths.”
Well, here’s the deal…
I believe that the creator of every human is God. And that God loves us.
Furthermore, God doesn’t create any human being to play the role of “clown” in life.
The very idea is offensive to me. Disabled persons are not figures of fun. And people with emotional problems are not automatically stuck for life; living now, they can do something about it.
Sooner or later, every one of us will incarnate for lifetimes like these, because we can learn so much about compassion and courage. By contrast, throughout history, certain people have sought employment as professional fools. Or clowns.
Which would be a job, akin to serving as a comedian today.
It’s one thing to strive to entertain people professionally. Quite something else to avoid getting help, whether psychiatric, or from psychotherapists, or possibly from an Energy Spirituality Practitioner.
Sticking on the label of SACRED clown can evidently become a passion. And who doesn’t like to join a club where people are nice to you, as you fight all those cruel people in the world who don’t understand you?
Ick!
Extremely fascinating. I’m eager to learn more about what you have to write and teach about the causational level of life.
There’s something about what you’ve written about that, Rose, that seems to make sense, though I haven’t enough understanding on the topic to say why. I’m eager to learn more.
Wonderful, LEO WATTS!
Thanks for your comment. I’m eager to learn more and teach more, you can be sure.
This is such an uplifting reading. Thank you, Rose!
It reminds me that extraordinary people are among us.
Where they’ve been and what they’ve done before, who knows?
But the fact that they are here now, is a Wow!
Beautifully put, JULIE.
What a treat this morning Rose!! Food for my soul!
Thank you so much for sharing even the ‘work in progress’ parts of this new knowledge. Very very inspiring.
As I try to understand it, I’ve a technical question.
“With a far greater knowledge of consciousness than Divine Beings need in order to specialize in helping human beings on Earth.”
Here do you mean that him, and people like him, are actually Divine Beings having a human experience as the Causational Specialist?
Exactly right.
More than you might think, given ideas about Enlightenment from the Age of Faith, quite a few souls of Enlightenment-type stature — folks who’ve had previous life or lives plural in Enlightenment — have been incarnating among us.
Just today I facilitated sessions for two of them.
No, I don’t find them “everywhere.” But some pretty special, very evolved souls live among us as “normal human beings,” doing what they can to help during the difficult transition into the Age of Awakening.
Speaking of very evolved souls, today I had the privilege of facilitating Enlightenment Validation… once more.
Tomorrow I aim to update our various lists, and make a simple announcement. :-)
Oh fantastic news Rose!
Really, EMILY, life for me doesn’t get any better than that.
Not even if I were to eat a large meal consisting of an enormous ice cream sundae with chocolate chip cookies. Haha. (Which wouldn’t be good for me, for the foreseeable future. Everyone’s body has requirements, and one of mine is: No ice cream sundae with chocolate chip cookies.)
So lovely to hear that he’s as ‘switched on’ as he seems!
Thanks for sharing this, Rose.
ERICA, you’re so welcome. If you don’t mind my asking, I’ve got a question that might seem ridiculous. But here it is: What do you mean by “switched on”?
For perspective, in America I haven’t heard that term used much, except for a vinyl LP record with the title “Switched on Bach.” As I recall, this was a very cool performance, using a synthesizer to perform some Bach pieces.
Probably you don’t mean that Amazing Anthony sounds like he’s played on an early model synthesizer. ;-)
Educate me, please, ERICA.
Thank you for this, Rose. How refreshing to learn more about a man who is doing more than okay in the middle of a pandemic.
Anthonuy Fauci seems to rise to a challenge, not just because he’s been asked. This is what he lives for.
Beautiful perspective there, LIANE. Seems that way to me, too.
Hooray for Dr. Fauci – and for people like him. Helpful to learn about this.
Definitely cheering.
Thanks Rose!
Also appreciated all the comments.
JEAN, always so sweet to hear from you at this blog. And yes, Dr. Fauci is like many hardworking professionals who do their best every day, whether thanked or not.
Love him! So much grace under pressure.
Thanks for writing about him, Rose!
AVID READER, well put.
So many people are under the care of physicians, one way or another. And just about everyone else knows, “If I fall ill, I can call upon a physician for help.” Overall, they’re doing such a great job. Dr. Fauci is, just the best of the best.
Wow ! Always something new to learn. Rose I read this article today
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2020/04/28/the-dr-fauci-of-the-1918-spanish-flu/amp/
Quite interesting.
I like that article, ATHENA, except for the visual at the top, juxtaposing the photos of Dr. Fauci and the earlier doctor. As a face reader I feel it’s important to point out that they have little in common facially.
The art designer found two pix with similar angles, distorting their faces in similar ways. And that’s that.
ATHENA, I almost expected the rest of the article to be one of those looney ones (by my standards). Maybe you’ve seen them. Photo of Joe in this life. And then a photo of a great army general from 100 years ago and supposedly they look alike and therefore must be the same soul.
Reincarnation works, I’m convinced, just not like that.
Anyway, ATHENA, it’s delightful to hear from you at the blog, as always. And thanks for the reminder that those who do not study history are doomed to repeat it.
These past few weeks I have felt relief to see Dr. Fauci step up to the podium.
I think then: now we get the truth. Now we get REAL guidance. And apparently a bit of Divine Intervention.
ALEX, I have certainly shared that relief. No doubt many millions of people have.
However I don’t understand what you mean by “apparently a bit of Divine Intervention.” Perhaps you could clarify? Last time I noticed, Dr. Fauci was just a human being, smarter than most, but still human. So I’m curious about your point of view.
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Dr. Fauci to speak about the reality of this pandemic; hearing him speak is a joy and a relief.
I didn’t know anything about Dr. Fauci before this post was published; I’m glad I had the opportunity to learn more about him via your skilled empath merge Rose, and through reading up about him.
Dr. Fauci is a hero to me, too.
Hey, EDWARD, this blog can definitely be educational. So glad you’ve had a chance to meet one of America’s brightly shining lights!
Thanks for your comment, and also thanks for yours, KAREN.
Hi Rose and blog buddies. I enjoyed reading this post about Dr. Fauci.
This is interesting that we have someone like Dr. Fauci in his very visible role who is able to help in very practical and objective ways during this pandemic, but also subjective was during the Age of Awakening.
One other thing that seems important here is that Dr. Fauci is not in Enlightenment, and as you mentioned for causational specialists that’s not necessarily the point.
This just adds perspective for me that whatever we aspire to be or have, sometimes that is not the point.
We can still do great and amazing things with what we do have!
GABRIELLE, thank you for your contribution to this thread. I especially love your Comments #48 and 49.
Talk about seeming important, wow!
I get the feeling that Dr. Fauci is who he presents to be.
What you see is what you get, which is a trait I highly value in people.
He’s doing the best he can in the position he’s been put in.
He’s trustworthy.
I don’t have the same feeling of trust with Deborah Birx.
I’ve been inspired and very drawn to Chef Jose Andres, who has done much humanitarian work to help feed the vulnerable in times of disaster like this.
I like him. Would love to know why. :)
Again, good to hear from you at my blog, PATTI.
To get a little technical about your wonderful curiosity to know more about people, this might help you to grow in your skills. Having a feeling of trust, etc., qualifies (to this teacher, at least) as Stage 1 Energetic Literacy.
In order to satisfy that curiosity of yours, I’d recommend developing Stage 3 Energetic Literacy.
This 5-Lesson Free Intro to my online workshops on reading auras? It’s one way to start making that happen, PATTI.
I am not a judge, and believe everyone should be given an opportunity for defense. That being said, I’ll gladly listen to any “enlightened ” explanations as to how anybody could nominate Fauci for anything other than stepping down from his posts. It’s sad that based on the character he plays on TV, portrayed by main stream media, he is held in such a light as to give him honor. Before EVER nominating someone for any honor, I believe a little bit of a background check should be done. His even being mentioned in this manner is insulting to the others that are worthy of such honor.
Very disappointing.
Believing everything that is seen on TV and being “star struck ” to the point of blindness in no way characterizes Enlightenment, Awareness, Spirituality, Realization or whatever other name you want to call it.
However, I have COME to a realization, if that counts for anything. I won’t leave it in the comments though because it’s probably already understood
Every once in a while, Blog-Buddies, I choose to publish a comment that is noteworthy because… There is no deeper perception, as in Stage 1 Energetic Literacy, as in the purpose of this blog: DEEPER perception made possible.
Whatever the opinions that animate Ms. Samler, you’ll find no striving to understand deeper, and zero curiosity.
Just last night somebody new wrote some comments at the blog, a woman who clearly is used to psychic readings and Stage 1 Energetic Literacy. There’s considerable contrast to how this blog works, but Gladys meant well. She might learn something new from my blog.
By contrast, I hope that Samler’s comment will help you to recognize most of the discourse you’ll encounter NOT at my blog. Full of sound and fury, maybe hinting darkly at whatever she’s hinting at in her last sentence.
It’s not signifying “nothing,” as Shakespeare put the original phrase: “Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” What do Samler’s words signify to me?
How refreshingly different you Blog-Buddies are, and maybe ahead of your time. Because you’ve got some inner steadiness, curiosity, and independence of thought.
You can read comments aplenty on the internet like this #57. Isn’t it wonderfully refreshing to have this blog, where you can step into some sunlight and spiritual truth?