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    Stardust: A Collection of Poetry and Prose

    By Cathleen M. Kelly, RN, MSN, HNB-BC

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    About this ebook

    Events in our lives may occur for reasons mostly unknown to you, especially at first. Gradually they start to make sense and guide the way you make future choices and live your life. Each experience builds on the one before it, culminating in a changed and evolved you. The key is to trust, be grateful, and let the universal consciousness do the steering, for each speck of stardust is important in creating the galaxy that is you! In Stardust: a collection of poetry and prose, the reader is moved through emotional highs and lows and back again as Cathleen brilliantly gathers her star seeds and plants them in a virtual garden to relate her life story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCathleen M. Kelly, RN, MSN, HNB-BC
    Release dateOct 5, 2013
    ISBN9781301364503
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    Stardust: A Collection of Poetry and Prose
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    Cathleen M. Kelly, RN, MSN, HNB-BC

    Cathleen Kelly is a Goddess of Light and Protector of the Woodlands to the North. Her love of nature and healing began at the age of four when she vowed to devote her life to helping people find ways of feeling “high” without the use of chemicals or drugs.In 1982, Cathleen received her Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing from Keuka College and in 1998 realized her vision of healing by founding Holistic Horizons, a private nurse-healer practice devoted to healing on all levels of body, mind, and spirit. Nationally certified in Holistic Nursing since 1999, she now has over thirty years of experience in general medicine, intensive care, pediatrics, homecare, and Integrative Health. In 2015, Cathleen received a Master's degree in Holistic Nursing from Westbrook University.Based in the Adirondack foothills of upstate New York, Fiddlehead Grove Retreat and Healing Center assists both medical professionals and lay persons integrate aspects of healing, self-care, and intuition with traditional healthcare treatments using practical, self-help tools.Speedy Greens Organic Restaurant opened in 2007 in an effort to bring healthy, healing food to the public. Fun but exhausting, Cathleen learned much from the restaurant’s clientele. Closing in 2011, it made an indelible mark on the community and its legacy remains in a cookbook.The healing center is an NWF Certified Wildlife Sanctuary and offers a walking labyrinth meditation, hiking trails with interpretive signs, and green home tours of Terra Lumen, an environmentally-friendly log home. Services provided include Usui Reiki, Karuna Reiki, Reflexology, Toning, Pleiades Channeling, and Integrative Health Counseling..She is author of The Rainbow Octave, Pleiades Child, and The Sloth and the Dragonfly.Enjoy your journey.

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