This Year is All We’ve got!
December 31, 2007 by Karen
A happy life is just a string of happy moments. But most people don’t allow the happy moment, because they’re so busy trying to get a happy life.
These profound words were spoken by Abraham of Esther and Jerry Hicks’ teachings. If you are unfamiliar with this incredible work, please do yourself the favor of exploring these teachings! It is in line with what I have been trying to convey and live. Like all of the great teachings of the Spiritual leaders of humanity, it sounds so simple and yet every day we are tripped up by, well, life. And mostly, ourselves. Read more
The Spirit of Christmas is Yours Every Day.
December 21, 2007 by Karen
I have been searching for a subject worthy of the season. It is so easy to sound cliché. Deck the Halls and Peace on Earth, Fa La La La La… But for me, this one is a little extra special.
I am consciously aware that this could very well be the last Christmas I have to share with my family. It could be for any one of us, of course. But for me, it feels heightened this year. And it is not just “Christmas.” It is every day. I am hyper aware that this may be my last sunset or my last goodnight kiss…
At this writing, I have just made a very painful decision, Read more
You Gotta Let It In!
December 6, 2007 by Karen
I am trying to keep myself to a writing schedule. Get something written once every two weeks. It does not always work out that way, however. I get ideas and they grow and merge with my life experience. I get inspired and begin, only to get interrupted by life and lose a train of thought. It is my desire to devote time to writing every day. This is just not always possible. Who knew how time consuming healing really is? And it is. Right now, all my body wants to do is hibernate- a really great sign, I think! Now here I am with two messages in one week! Read more
To Serve and Be Served Is All There Really Is
December 3, 2007 by Karen
I was recently given the gift of a lifetime: A trip down memory lane. A sort of “this is your life” wrapped up in three plane tickets back to my childhood home. I knew this trip was important but I didn’t know quite how important. It had, after all, been 17 years since I packed up for Hollywood and never looked back. My immediate family have scattered throughout the country, so we have visited one another over the years when we could in our various new cities. Getting back east became a luxury that slipped away over the years. Read more
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Cup Half Full is a beautiful, important book of women and men on the journey with breast cancer, photographed by the incredible Katy Tartakoff. I was lucky enough to participate in this important project. It's an amazing book and 75% of all proceeds go to support breast cancer charities.
