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Taking a moment to slow down and just think about how loved I am, the difference I try to make every day was both simple and huge. I'm alone a lot and an empty nester who invested a lot of my life to my kids. It wasn't always easy, but I loved raising them. I know I do meaningful things, but being alone so much now that they are adults, this message really touched me. I'm still needed, I'm very loved, and my place may be different, but I will always be a momma and one my daughters still very much need. Thank you. I needed that.
When I found my card, I was in a very dark place. Nothing in my life was going as I had planned, and I seemed to be sinking into a bout of depression. The message on this card stopped me in my tracks and following the little practice on the back gave me a small glimmer of hope. I feel like I have a long way to go, but thank you for sparking something in me.
I am a caregiver and I second guess myself a lot. Am I making the best decisions? Am I qualified to be caring for this person? Am I selfish for wanting a break? The Momenta Card message was a calming help to me during a very stressful time. I followed the prompts on the back of the card every day for a week and then I left it or another person to find. That part was surprisingly very rewarding! I keep thinking about who could have found it.
The message on this card really resonated with me. Life is so busy, especially for a wife and mother. We are always putting others first and not taking time for ourselves. And if we do, we tend to feel guilty. Self care is very important and not selfish. We want to make a difference in the lives of those we love, and even those we just have a chance encounter with. A little kindness goes a long way. And that rings true for how we take care of ourselves. I will pass this card along and hope that someone who needs a little reassurance will find it.
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