Rose Rosetree Quotations

The potential challenge is being impatient with other people.

She's very sexy, as though she's reliving her adolescence. A certain kind of heat, that's what she's experiencing.

She's a peacemaker rather than a front-and-center creator.

She's highly self sufficient. She needs her own space and her own life, her own things, her own identity.

Silence. She has probably overcome the challenge that comes with the flat chin -- black-and-white thinking.

She is good at combining her own ideas with other people's points of view.

She makes a gesture toward connecting with other people, but she doesn't go very far.

She is a talker and a thinker more than a singer or performer. And she has an unusually strong sense of humor.

Nobody pushes Sonja around. And she's not just a survivor; she chooses to claim her power with real grace.

I would have to go with Felicity Huffman. What Felicity did was a kind of acting that has never been done in any other movie on the planet. She has opened up the portrayal of something. Imagine changing your aura to play something that people know so little about.

Here, her aura grows. It fills the auditorium when she performs. She knocks people over energetically, and wakes up and empowers their auras.

Gwen's got that very rare characteristic, high ears. This relates to being unusually quick at learning and understanding things.

Gwen leads with her power, and the baby leads with her love. It's really a delight to find two beings as compatible as Gwen and this baby.

He's got a very pure heart, very loving, caring and childlike. If people criticize him or act jealous, his reaction is 'Why?' I don't think he can wrap his mind around that kind of behavior.

His mind makes it easier for him to find ways to move, to dance, to create food, as ways of communicating, rather than the words most people use. He's a fascinating guy.

I admire him. When he goes through something difficult, he neither asks for pity nor does he cover up what he feels. He just honestly is . It's a very unusual kind of honesty.

Gwen is clear and focused in her creativity.

Gwen has a very complicated, artistic temperament. It's intense, but she's OK with it. She's learned to let it fuel her artistic life.

Joyful, as he experiments. And 'experiment' is an important word to describe that.

On the surface, she looks like she hasn't changed at all. You see that completely smooth face and whatever else has been done to make her look the same way she did in 1991.

I think he has a systematic inner logic whenever he's working, including acting. He knows exactly how he wants to proceed. It's best when people don't get in his way. I'm not saying he'd be rude, but it would throw him off. He doesn't need a lot of direction in his life. He knows just where he's going, in acting or anything else.

It couldn't be bigger? She is a great giver to other people. She's emotionally generous to the max.

What separates the people who are technically qualified from being great is what shows in their auras. Some of them really do become other people in their auras, and some don't do it as well.

As soon as she knows it, she uses it.

There's skin around the lip that's kind of a natural lip liner. This is about a gift for communicating information about how people feel, including emotions, including sexuality. It shows that they have very high standards. The downside is that each can be his own harshest critic.

You've probably heard the saying, pregnant women glow. Guess what that glow is? The spirit of the baby shares the mother's body.

You don't see that often. When the corners go up, it indicates a robust degree of confidence, socially. Around the time she was doing 'Silence of the Lambs,' you could see she expected things to go her way in life.

It's a warm, loving, sensuous kind of sexiness. It's not just about a body-part exchange. When she's with someone, she makes you feel like her best friend who happens to be in love with you.

It's through her heart that all her empathic gifts are activated.

It's huge, and it has longing, and it has romanticism.

That means he's got a lot of humility, and the kind of sense of humor that charms people.

That's about intense independence in life. Making her own rules, wanting to do things her own way.

Not as much as Clark Gable's, but in that direction. It means that they're rebels in real life.

They indicate a real talent for noticing what's going on around her. And she does it with her heart. She cares about other people deeply and connects with her heart.

Their eyebrows almost tumble into their eyes. That means that blurting things out is very important to them. Spontaneous communication.

In his career, he's cautiously or guardedly optimistic when he does new things. He's not a pie-in-the-sky idealist. He's one of the most realistic assessors of what's really going on that you'll meet.

If she gave driving directions, they'd be extremely detailed, totally reliable and include landmarks of places she liked. And if you gave her really terrible driving directions, she'd never respect you again. She's very down to earth in that way.

In the movie, he was lovable and soft. In real life, Ledger is oozing with testosterone, very strong, very tender. He's secure enough as a straight guy to play a gay guy.

He's another one of these actors who has a very lovely aura, and it makes people want to watch him, but his ability to transform his aura is limited.

I do think she has a wall up around her heart. As if that's going to protect her. Walls don't work. They make it hard for people to get through to who you are, and they don't keep the pain out.

He pulls people into his silence. Marlon Brando had something similar. Brando had, deep within his vortex, an explosive rage. What Heath has instead is tremendous sweetness.