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Let Today Be A Holiday : 365 Ways to Co-Create with God

by Rose Rosetree (Goodreads Author)

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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change

by Stephen R. Covey

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Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies: And Other Rituals to Fix Your Life, from Someone Who's Been There

by Tara Schuster (Goodreads Author)

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Jan 25, 2023 07:37PM

“Who are you? That sense of identity you have as a person: Could be, that’s where you used to get clobbered.

Back in the day, didn’t those unskilled empath merges make it hard to find out who, exactly, you were? You, of all people.

Developing a Sense of identity means gaining a workable, conscious set of thoughts and feelings about yourself as an individual. What makes you special? Why would people want to get to know you? And who will they meet when they do?

Refining your personal sense of identity can help you to feel safe and whole.”
― Rose Rosetree, The Master Empath: Turning On Your Empath Gifts At Will - In Love, Business and Friendship (Includes Training in Skilled Empath Merge)

tags: consciousness, empath, empaths, empathy, highly-sensitive-person, hsp, spiritual, spiritual-awakening, spiritual-growth, spirituality

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“Human caring can elevate the heavy dullness of earth, giving rise to a unique magnificence. In the Life Contract being planned here, incarnated YOU will never lose that human ability to care, so unique in all the universe.”
― Rose Rosetree, Bigger than All the Night Sky: The Start of Spiritual Awakening—A Memoir

tags: enlightenment, spiritual-growth, spirituality

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“What an understatement to call aura reading fun! As if it weren’t fascinating enough to plunge into the auric effects of the Beatles, Chanel No. 5, and your favorite flavor of ice cream, imagine what happens when you can read auras of your family and friends. Auras reveal juicy stuff about what is really going on with people in areas like love and communication.”
― Rose Rosetree, Aura Reading Through All Your Senses: Celestial Perception Made Practical

tags: aura, auras, chakra, chakras, consciousness, enlightenment, spiritual, spiritual-awakening, spiritual-growth, spirituality

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“Key to seeking Enlightenment now is learning about something else that’s new, widely available only since the Shift into this Age of Awakening: Come learn about your new Consciousness Positioning Superpower.

Even if you don’t yet know what that means, surprise! You’re already using it. However, until you learn how to use it on purpose, you’re almost guaranteed to misuse it. Of course, this book will reveal plenty about this superpower, and how to use it productively.”
― Rose Rosetree, Seeking Enlightenment in the Age of Awakening: Your Complete Program for Spiritual Awakening and More, In Just 20 Minutes a Day

tags: consciousness, energy-healing, enlightenment, new-age, new-age-spiritual, spiritual, spiritual-awakening, spiritual-growth, spiritual-self-help, spirituality

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“Planning Meetings might be the greatest art form ever, since what happens is nothing less than this: a soul shapes a new incarnation, then boldly commits. Quite the contrast to Life Reviews, when a soul comes out the other end.

Frankly this returning to heaven to learn about your recent incarnation… it’s like coming out the poop end of life… in contrast to the restaurant-like, lip-smacking deliciousness of a planning meeting. Around here we have this saying, “Planning Meetings for joy. Life Reviews for… compassion.”

Basically, watching a Life Review makes you want to hunker down with some celestial tissues, feeling sorry for the sad parts of the story, consoling yourself with knowledge of growth that took place anyway, and maybe wondering if you’ll ever risk leaving heaven again. By contrast, how do you feel after watching an inspiring Planning Meeting? You can’t wait to leave.”
― Rose Rosetree, Bigger than All the Night Sky: The Start Of Spiritual Awakening. A Memoir.