by Karen Creamer | May 21, 2017 | Rocks and Crystals, Signs and Symbols, Spiritual Practice
I was walking at the beach and, as usual, I found myself unconsciously looking for rocks. I love rocks! Anyway, when I became aware of what I was doing, I had the thought that maybe I should try being fully present and deliberative as I looked this time.
I set an intention to find my favorite blue rocks, but with a twist. I asked to find the ones with what I think of as ‘the faces’ on them. Almost right away one showed up. That’s the blue one on the right, above. Next, I asked for another one to be extra sure that I actually did attract the first one. That’s when the white one showed up. It’s above on the left. I think this one was white because I associate that color with the angels, and perhaps it was an angel assisting me in my quest at that moment. Keep reading
by Karen Creamer | May 11, 2017 | Adult children, family, The BRAVE Interviews, writing
Please enjoy this month’s BRAVE Interview with Andrea!
WHO are you? My name is Andrea Maffeo and I am Karen’s sister-in-law. LOL! I am a medical secretary and have worked for MGH Medical Group for 18 years now. I have been married for over 25 years to the most patient man a wife could ever ask for. Honestly don’t know what I would do without him.
WHAT is your One Brave Thing? My one brave thing is not something you would expect…….but to me it was my one brave thing. It’s not something I did for myself like overcome a fear, it’s something I did for someone else. Keep reading
by Karen Creamer | Apr 7, 2017 | Angels, family, good grief, Interviews, relationships, The BRAVE Interviews
Please enjoy this month’s BRAVE interview with Charlotte!
Who are you? I am a Registered Nurse, a Mom to 3 adult children (where has time gone?!), and a 5 month Golden Retriever named Charlie. I was born and raised in Maine, and have lived here ever since. I live in the small town of Limerick, Maine, a quiet country town.
What is your ‘one brave thing’? My One Brave Thing? Let’s see. I have done a few brave things up to this point in my life, but the one I’d have to say that tops all was taking care of my terminally ill brother. He was 51 yrs old when diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, mets to the brain. His wish was to get home to Maine to die. I had no choice but to be brave, and honor is wishes. It was a very difficult, emotional time. Keep reading
Karen Creamer
