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A Lightworker’s Guide to the Holidays

The holidays can feel heavy for sensitive souls. This guide offers grounding, angelic comfort, healing meditations, and a sacred sigil to support Lightworkers through the season with peace, compassion, and protection.
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A Season of Sacred Courage: How Small Acts of Light Shift a Hurting World

The holidays are often portrayed as joyful, glowing, and bright — yet for many sensitive souls, this season also brings tenderness, grief, and uncertainty. This reflection explores how small acts of compassion, boundaries set in love, and everyday courage become spiritual activism in a hurting world. Even the smallest light you offer can shift the collective.
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The Blessing of Giving: How Light Is Born From the Places We’ve Been

Giving isn’t something we learn from abundance — it’s something many of us learn from the places where we once had little. In this heartfelt reflection, Rev. Sheri shares how her own experiences with hardship inspired the Compassion Projects, and how giving can become a source of healing, purpose, and light for us all.
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Why I Created “A Guide to Finding Help & Hope”

In a time when support systems are failing, compassion becomes strength. This article shares the heart and purpose behind a free guide made to help those in need.
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Signs of Light in the World

Even now, all around the world, people are speaking out with pure hearts for peace, love, and freedom. Voices of compassion are rising — from those praying for the innocent, to those feeding neighbors, rescuing animals, and writing letters for justice. These acts may seem small, but together they are creating a great wave of healing. All is not lost.
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When Compassion Meets Cruelty: Why We Keep Writing

I recently received a “response” from the White House after sending a heartfelt letter about the harm caused by the ongoing government shutdown. What came back wasn’t a dialogue — it was a form letter filled with blame, distortion, and hostility. I’m sharing part of it here, not to invite argument, but because truth must be seen. Silence and denial are how darkness grows. When cruelty becomes normalized, compassion must speak.