I made this Community card to honor my group of friends (Elaine, Pat, Lis and Susan) who meet with me one Sunday afternoon each month to make SoulCollageĀ® cards and do readings and get to know one another soul to soul. Pat has aptly named us “Soul Sisters.”
Note that although this card is honoring real people in my life, there are no photos of them on it (no, that’s not really them in the bathtubs!). I just chose images that represent how this group feels to me.
Who are you? We are your Soul Sisters. We are the ones who meet every month to practice SoulCollageĀ® together and to talk about our lives as we cut and snip and paste and create. We are the ones who form a shelter of serenity, a haven from the “real world.” We are the ones who offer you freedom because we listen to you with love and acceptance. We are the ones who are relaxed,who are fully enjoying the process of soaking in our own soul’s warmth and cleansing beauty. We do this each in our own way and on our own inner journeys, yet in full and unconditional accepting witness of one another.
What do you have to give me? We give you support, encouragement, a safe space to be yourself, freedom, kindness, and non-judgmental witness to your own soul’s unfolding. We give you a deep and present sense of community. You are a part of us and we are a part of you. You belong here. What do you want from me? We want you to continue to be there with and for us. We want you to continue to unfold and grow and witness your own beauty.



I made this card intuitively last summer. I’d had the image of the woman for several months and was in total awe of her, although I couldn’t put my finger on exactly why. I tried her out on several different backgrounds, but this one “grabbed” me the most, so it became her “home.” I shared this with a friend shortly after I’d created it and she said it looked quite scary to her (perhaps because the woman’s hands are tightly wrapped and the one on the right looks almost like a pincher/claw). But I never got that feeling from this card (isn’t that interesting?). I simply loved this woman and was curious about what she had to say to me.