Oscar Surprises from an Empath

When nominees for best actor played other celebrities, how successful were they at matching auras? Two nominees created interesting fictions while two others accomplished the amazing feat of matching chakras with uncanny accuracy. For more insights into acting beyond surface technique, interview a skilled empath.

[USPRwire, Sat Feb 18 2006] For controversial insights into the Oscars, talk to an empath. What’s an empath? It’s someone with the skills to merge at will into a person’s way of being, then pop out to report.

Empaths read actors better than critics because they are able to distinguish between “playing” and “becoming.”

Rose Rosetree, who teaches her empath’s techniques on three continents, has found surprises when researching this year’s top acting nominees. She hasn’t seen any of the nominated films. Yet, using still photos, she claims she can accurately compare the auras of actors in their roles with their regular auras. Reading the actors, she found greatness in some, mere craft or sex appeal in others. According to Rosetree:

“All the Oscar nominees have technical mastery, being able to look the part, voice the part, move where the director places them. But real acting greatness means changing all the way down to the level of chakras (specific bits of data within the aura), something that either happens or doesn’t.”

For example:
* Terrance Howard projected a huge bad-boy sexiness in his movie role, but his real sexiness is not terribly different, except that he doesn’t have nearly so much menace.
* Charlize Theron fascinated audiences, in part, because she didn’t change her sexual chakra but exuded her powerhouse glam appeal. This inconsistency spiced up a role where she effectively changed three other chakras.
* Heath Ledger portrayed a soft, gay sexuality that completely contrasts with his usual, super-charged very male oomph. Every other chakra in his film role showed a distinctive identity.
* Others with stunning success at developing, and then becoming, fictional creations are Judi Dench and Keira Knightley.
* When nominees for best actor played other celebrities, how successful were they at matching auras? Two nominees created interesting fictions while two others accomplished the amazing feat of matching chakras with uncanny accuracy.
* And Felicity Huffman did the actor’s equivalent of breaking the sound barrier.

Skeptical about the accuracy of Rose’s research as an empath? Ask her to read your own photo, on or off the record. Rosetree’s how-to book, Empowered by Empathy, now going into its third printing, will be published in Japanese later this year.