I CARE FOR ME (illustrated by Gabriel The Artist)

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Emotions can be a very difficult matter of the human body to deal with. It can overpower us in ways that either take us into heights of bliss or into depths that's full of sorrow. In moments when our emotions are undefinable or out of balance, how do we then process what we are feeling to harmonize our emotional state? I Care For Me is written with the intent of providing its audience with a method to sorting out one's emotions when it feels more like a tornado inside rather than a calming day at the park. Its internal instances such as this can cause an array of confusion and lead us into a possibility of sorrow and isolation. I believe it is more than aiding in knowing how to work our way through these as an effort to come to peace with the cause and then harmonize that internal effect. This book is colorfully illustrated with the mindfulness of simplicity for the intention to connect author to reader and reader to reader as maybe we read collectively in groups or alone. Together we experience moments of happiness. Together we experience moments that we learn to protect ourselves in hopes that we may never experience certain pains again. With that perspective, this book was written as well as illustrated with the intent of connecting us all to one another as we learn how to be the first responder in our methods of self-care.

This book is illustrated by: Gabriel the Artist

Emotions can be a very difficult matter of the human body to deal with. It can overpower us in ways that either take us into heights of bliss or into depths that's full of sorrow. In moments when our emotions are undefinable or out of balance, how do we then process what we are feeling to harmonize our emotional state? I Care For Me is written with the intent of providing its audience with a method to sorting out one's emotions when it feels more like a tornado inside rather than a calming day at the park. Its internal instances such as this can cause an array of confusion and lead us into a possibility of sorrow and isolation. I believe it is more than aiding in knowing how to work our way through these as an effort to come to peace with the cause and then harmonize that internal effect. This book is colorfully illustrated with the mindfulness of simplicity for the intention to connect author to reader and reader to reader as maybe we read collectively in groups or alone. Together we experience moments of happiness. Together we experience moments that we learn to protect ourselves in hopes that we may never experience certain pains again. With that perspective, this book was written as well as illustrated with the intent of connecting us all to one another as we learn how to be the first responder in our methods of self-care.

This book is illustrated by: Gabriel the Artist