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An Artistic, Epileptic Woman Finds Brain Surgery Is A Cure Chocolate Orchids, Love and Passion written and illustrated by Sheila Lynn Sobol Brachfeld Dedication
September 11, 2007, I am at home in the Cherry Creek Water Basin, Arapahoe County, Colorado. Crickets are pulsing in a syncopated noise surround curtain. This tale needed telling. My abilities grew as I experienced inspiration from our Earth without pharmaceutical drugs filtering my nervous system. I saw and believed in peace watching each person accompanied by function, focus and determination during their normal daily routines through a clear, uncluttered, completely receiving and emotionally open heart and mind. Watching people galvanized my humanity validating each person pulling their own essential knowledge into their consciousness for solutions. Listening to myself strengthened an ideology of integrity. My mind and senses opened a willing conscious, spiritual being. Being inundated by narcissist consumerism caused hunger for undomesticated nature.
September 11, 2007, I am at home in the Cherry Creek Water Basin, Arapahoe County, Colorado. Crickets are pulsing in a syncopated noise surround curtain. This tale needed telling. My abilities grew as I experienced inspiration from our Earth without pharmaceutical drugs filtering my nervous system. I saw and believed in peace watching each person accompanied by function, focus and determination during their normal daily routines through a clear, uncluttered, completely receiving and emotionally open heart and mind. Watching people galvanized my humanity validating each person pulling their own essential knowledge into their consciousness for solutions. Listening to myself strengthened an ideology of integrity. My mind and senses opened a willing conscious, spiritual being. Being inundated by narcissist consumerism caused hunger for undomesticated nature.
Hopefulness is cultivated by Newton's Law that every action has an equal and opposity reaction. And to legitimate Healers blessing the hallowed ground with their love and great deeds, I am forever grateful. I needed help, love and memory. I received abundance from my beloved Jeff, our children Aaron, Arielle, and Mary. My father Maurice Bernard Sobol, my in-laws Ruth and Harry Brachfeld, my aunts and uncles Zelda & Gordon Friednash, Cece Rubin, MaryAnn & Herb Rosen and their families allowed me physical, emotional and mental ground to grow.