She
was born and raised in England. As a
small girl, she heard voices, and had
visions of people who had died.
Threatened by her mother, the young
Rosemary kept silent about the strange,
menacing faces she saw in the dark. In
the 1970's, in her mid-thirties with a
ten-year-old daughter, Rosemary was
abandoned by her husband. Near rock
bottom, Rosemary began to nurture her
spiritual gifts.
Rosemary
says it was her spirit guide, Grey
Eagle, who advised her to publish her
first book, The Eagle and the Rose, in
the United States and then afterwards
in other countries. The Eagle and the
Rose became a huge bestseller.
"Americans are very open and
enthusiastic," Rosemary says. The
essence of her message is that there is
life after death, and that we are all
spiritual beings who come to earth to
learn.
Rosemary
has worked professionally as a medium
for over twenty years. She is the
founder of the RAAH--the Rosemary Altea
Association of Healers, a charitable
organization based in England with
patients worldwide. Rosemary is also a
faith healer and has five healing
centers in Britain, and a staff of
thirty unpaid healers, who practice
spiritual healing.
Rosemary
has appeared on numerous national
television shows including The Oprah
Show, Larry King Live and Prime Time
Live with Diane
Sawyer.