I always have love, energy, support, to share. Still, if no one asks, I don't know what would serve them best at that moment. "Inquire within". All of us when we took in our first breath, the breath of life, were given everything possible. So if seeking today, Inquire within.

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Today, I want to celebrate something special. I've now published two books, What Remains After Loss? and its companion, Love Remains. My journey began with the death of my younger sister, Meredith, 33 years ago. Over the years, my understanding of life, death, and consciousness has changed tremendously. One of the most meaningful things I've come to understand through exploring oneness is that we are not truly separate. We are expressions of the same consciousness, experiencing life through different perspectives. This understanding has also changed my relationship with grief. I no longer see death as the end of love or connection. The physical experience may end, but I believe the connection remains. My first book shares my personal journey through loss, while my companion book offers 22 topics to help others explore grief, memories, and continuing connections with those they love. I'm celebrating not only the publication of these books but also the journey that brought me here. From seeing life through separation and loss to discovering a deeper understanding of oneness. What remains after loss? Love remains. ❤️ If you'd like to explore either book, both are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Simply search for Dr. Madelyn Fletcher-Stark or the book titles. I'm grateful to share this milestone with a community that understands the journey toward oneness.

Hello Fellow earthlings!✨ wanting to stop in and say hello. 🛸✨

I will try to make this not too long so it is earlier to stay engaged The topic I have is called Permission. And the theme I wish to explore is allowing and crossing the ethical bounds of permission. I truly believe that we, as humans, as persons, as knowledge holding unique individual entities, we possess the power to prescribe and ascribe permission. How we do it and what we allow that permission to be applied for matters a lot. For it plays an important role in defining our boundaries and limits as well. For me, I am guilty or rather I feel guilty of allowing myself the permission to act and behave in ways of which I should not. That kind of permission is what was not given to me as a child and rightfully so and now that I'm an adult, I wish to uphold those morals and standards not for others but for myself. Think of this as my confession of saying that I am guilty of being who I'm not or who I don't aspire to be by giving myself the permission to be. But to live in regret is not reflection as others would say. No. That is certainly not reflection. That is an abyss. An abyss that pulls you down, down and down. And only down. Reflection, for me, is the act of voluntarily submitting oneself in the careful thought of the event that has occured or that may occur but not to make it become towards the path of self judgement and negative assessment but rather towards the path of enlightenment and improvement devotion. That, is the permission that I wish to give to myself. The permission that I wish to uphold for myself. And the permission to which I wish to live with myself. Thank you for reading this.