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Signs of Hope We Almost Missed – Week 6: What We Choose to Save

Hope is still alive—and sometimes it walks back in on four paws. From a tiger named Hope returning to Kazakhstan to threatened species getting a fighting chance and tiny bats receiving compassionate care, these are signs of hope we almost missed.
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What If God Is Not Disappointed in You?

What if the disappointed voice you hear isn’t God’s voice at all? Maybe God is not waiting for you to become perfect, certain, healed, or fearless before offering love. Perhaps Divine Love meets you exactly where you are—in the questions, the anger, the fear, and the uncertainty—and reminds you that you are still a beloved child of Heaven.
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100 Comforting Activities for Managing Depression and Anxiety: Finding Joy in Every Step

Dealing with depression or anxiety can feel like trudging through a tough journey, but there's hope and help along the way. We know it's not easy to find activities that lift your spirits when you're feeling down, but even small steps can make a big difference in feeling better. Whether you're into solo adventures or prefer a friendly face by your side, there's something out there to make you feel a bit brighter. This list is all about finding what clicks for you, offering ideas to spark joy and ease during tough times.
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A Rose of Red, White & Blue

There is a flower men have searched for, generation after generation. What they don't know is that this flower is not just any flower. She is a special type of Creation. The greatest Mystics don't even understand the cost of the sins of man. She has given life, love and body to save you. Men have harmed, murdered and maimed Her. You know her by One, though She has had many names.
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Self-Love & Self-Care Giveaway Completed

Thank you to all those who made purchases, donations and/or gave tips during the month of February. Everyone who did was entered into a giveaway to win free products from our store. The winners are as follows:
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Never Enough

My husband has suggested that maybe I should share with our audience what we do donate, but I feel it may be more embarrassing than anything. I mean, all these huge corporations are donation millions, and I'm over here donating $20 here ... $50 there. Maybe I should start saying prayers when I donate that my money will somehow multiply into millions ...