Karen

Boston, MA, United States

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01 Mar 09:34

Ha. Didn’t I feel like could be any of the listed ones. At the same time I feel I have parts of all of them!! Then I reread the list. I think I resonate more as a wise ones. As I was as a child taught to not talk about my power/abilities out of fear. My grandmother was same. Never talked about her ancestors/family. Until I approached her as I was working on a project in college. I was still a teenager. An she told me her grandfather was full blooded Native American. I felt so sad for her that she could not feel proud about herself. And talk openly about he family

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29 Feb 23:26

My gramma and grampapu used homeopathy “natural remedies/medicine” and plant/herbs and food. And nature / cold water baths and steam everything in nature is provided for us from our Mother Earth to heal our bodies. When I was in college you could buy powders. Plant/ herbs. Also gelatin capsules is you didn’t want to drink. As some had a nasty taste. When I was older you could not buy them anymore. Crazy….. said it was to dangerous

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29 Feb 09:46

You are loved. I pray you feel that love everyday.

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08 Feb 10:59

Yes!! 😍😇

01 Feb 08:25

Kindness

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06 Jan 10:07

Yes. It does make your life harder especially if born into trauma. But looking back from where I’m at nowadays. Much older and wiser. I’ve learned to forgive and love myself become stronger and trust myself first when it comes to compassion towards humans. So many blessings we have on earth in nature and animals. Humans must learn to respect and better care for our planet. And learn to get along better/ care for, each other as human race. Love to you!! I enjoy all your posts. Thank you, Karen

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My son currently lives in Plymouth. I grew up in Watertown but lived most of my life in Marshfield. My daughter lives with me. Nice to meet you. ❤️

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14 Dec 10:23

Massachusetts Boston South Shore/ Cape Cod.

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