Woman Who Carries Peace
A Key to Renew Life
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An Arab man had open-heart surgery, a $40,000 operation that became more expensive because he returned to the OR for a leaking artery. My primary patient for two months, the duration of his hospitalization, the Muslim said little to me, observing as I interacted with his rotating roommates. Why he had no visitors I asked.
The day of discharge I accompanied the man to the hallway door, saying goodbye. He smiled for the first time and it almost made me cry. When a police officer escorted my client down the hallway, I called hospital security.
"Why is a policeman escorting my patient from the hospital?" I asked the hospital's chief of security.
"He is being taken to the public square for execution."
"For what crime?"
"Drug trafficking."
"You mean he is to be beheaded?"
"At four P.M."
I ran to the Security office near the ER and arrived in time for his glance into my eyes and smile before he got into the car.
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About the Book
Although I was born Carolans Moore, I am the
Woman Who Carries Peace, and this is my legend of personal transmutation. Bright Dove, Sun Bear’s daughter, gave me
that name because I maintained serenity in the midst of storms-a near death
from a rattlesnake bite, my daughter’s long-term illness, and my divorce. We attended a workshop facilitated by the
pioneer thanologist and author Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross.
Since befriending Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in
1977, remarkable information and experiences have embraced me. Like a holodeck of programmed providence or
the star of Bethlehem leading in definite directions, synchronistic events and
extraordinary people-a Cajun vegetable seller, an accursed child murder, a few
ghosts, a Russian cosmonaut, a leukemic physician and an Arabian princess, to
name a few-accented my life. But where was I going?
Here is an “authentic Arabian Night’s Tale,”
according to a journalism professor, with “webs
of images, ideas, memories, temporal
and mystic, effectively woven like a dream.
It grabs and leaves the reader ruminating, searching for a bigger
truth.”
Nothing is coincidental in life. This memoir distinctly validates the patterns of fate, and consciousness creating individual destiny.
About the Author
Carolans Martin was born in 1947 in England, Arkansas. After graduating as a Registered Nurse in 1968, she lived and worked in South America as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Because Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, author and pioneer thanologist, encouraged her writing, Carolans Martin studied and received a journalism degree from Norwich University.
She lived in the West Indies and the Middle East, and traveled to Canada, Mexico, England, Europe, Africa, and Nepal. Outside her interests in reading, nature, art, UFO's, Q physics, music, and the night sky, Carolans Martin is a current student at Ramtha's School of Enlightenment. This is her first published book.