22 Prayer Poems is a constant companion.
I can’t recommend it enough.
It is a guiding light through dark times of life.
Sara Wasserman, AT
An inspired book bound to help
the heart of all care givers.
Jerry Jamplosky, MD
I wrote Twenty Two Prayer Poems for Care Givers while a hospice volunteer.
$24.00 (includes S/H):
Vision
“I am responsible for what I see”
ACIM
Dear Beloved,
As I go forward into this new day
Surround me with the energy and light of love.
Remind me throughout the day that at any moment
And in any place
I can begin again and give all my concerns to you.
Wherever I go and whoever I see
Or think of let me radiate to that one
A wave of light and love and abundance
So that they too feel the radiance of Your support
And so that together we form the threads that weave
A fabric of contentment and care for all those that
Come into contact with us.
Thank You in advance. Amen
What Care Giving Readers Say:
When I first read these prayers
it was only four months after my wife
of 54 years died suddenly…
Both as a care giver and one deeply in need, I found each prayer and its accompanying art work resonating with comfort and joy.
Robert Christin, PH.D
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I too have been a caregiver to my parents, Mom with Alzheimer’s and Dad with stroke-related dementia…he lived the last two years with us. It was a gift to have him, but not until it’s over do you realize how much it changed your own self-care…I love your book. I’ll use it myself and have it on hand for other caregiver’s…love your use of the Course!
I so appreciate your painting…I would love to have one hanging in my home!
Pamela Hemmes
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Donna your work is so powerful and emotive, it stirs something deep inside me!
That is the beauty of art, you have inspired me to re-engage with my own artistic skills. What a beautiful gift for all the care-givers of the world.
Thank you, Jaspreet Kaur
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This book is a real treasure. Brimming with inspiration from cover-to-cover, it contains not only a collection of beautiful poems, but insights from Donna’s own story, and the courage and hope that have brought her through some difficult rites of passage.
The poems build on principles taught in ‘A Course of Miracles’ ®, which have universal significance for anyone, irrespective of their faith background (or none). Each poem is accompanied by a vivid illustration created by Donna’s hand, thus expressing her soul’s outpouring in both illustrative and word form.
My overriding feeling is that this isn’t – or perhaps shouldn’t – just be a book for caregivers. It will delight anyone who is open to be touched by the uncomfortable and the challenging while offering comfort for those who may be grieving or encountering times of sadness. A beautiful read, and one that can be returned to time and again.
Clive Johnson:
http://www.aprayerforamerica.net/
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Rosalynn Carter’s recent testimony before congress might teach each of us in turn:
There are only four kinds of people in the world
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Those who have been caregivers
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Those who currently are caregivers
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Those who will be caregivers
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And those who will need caregivers