WE ARE BORN INTO THIS WORLD as powerful creators, agents of change fully designed and equipped to share fine gifts of original design. We have all we need to come fully to our lives and live in full expression; yet, we have forgotten that we are, as we are now, whole and complete. We have lost something vital. The full reclamation and radiant realization of who we are is our first and foremost responsibility, individually and collectively. Life is a journey of discovering who it is we really are and who we have come to be. Life invites us to awaken the world within for a new beginning, find our forward flow, and embrace a new vision for the nexus of change. I believe with my whole heart this is a journey that can set us free to be who we came here to be. Come to life and live in full expression with Seeds for Life, which introduces the reader to a whole new way of seeing yourself, a whole new way of being yourself, and a whole new way of freeing yourself.

Energetic Perspectives features thirty SEA or Soul Essence Art symbols that explore life's mystery in this unique time of individual and collective transformation. Consider Soul Activations Questions, then add color and your own soul doodles and essential notes for reconnection to your essential self, journey, and truth. Strengthen your intuition as you come more fully to your life and live in full expression through this one-of-a-kind stress-relieving, life-giving coloring experience for your soul.

This book of meditations is based on the author's experiences with her young son, and the simple faith and spiritual insights of a child.

Here on Earth, we move as tillers of a new era, rich in love. To water the world with the fullest expression of who we are, we must cultivate from our core, tending to those sacred seeds of essence we come bearing. Only when you cultivate YOU, calling forth fine gifts of original design, can you come fully to life and live in full expression, water the world with the fullest expression of who you are. We begin from the inside out, awakening the world within for a new beginning and a whole new way of seeing ourselves, finding our forward flow and a whole new way of being ourselves, and embracing a new vision for the nexus of change and a whole new way of freeing ourselves. With such love for the heart of who you are and the heart of who I am and all of us held in the heart of the great I Am and with gratitude for the privilege of sharing Cultivating Essence, a “message in a bottle for the world” with you…

“To sin by silence when we should protest makes cowards out of men,” wrote popular poet Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Conversely, to live from love in a world defined by sin and suffering requires extraordinary courage. These are the choices: to cower in fear or to reach out in love, to remain paralyzed or to step out in faith, to perpetuate suffering or to respond with grace, to choose silence or to become advocates of merciful restoration....

This collection includes a series of poems written about a love I did not understand in the wake of a loss I had not fully grieved. Grace and peace, Dawn

This collection includes a series of poems written on the edge of madness. 
Grace and peace, Dawn

This collection includes a series of poems on love and loss written in the most tumultuous, damaging days of my life’s gracious unfolding. Grace and peace, Dawn

This collection includes a series of poems written about a love that would not let me go. Grace and peace, Dawn

This collection includes a series of poems for this time of great transformation within and without. Grace and peace, Dawn

This collection includes a series of poems poems written between 1995 and 2015. Many are conversational in nature and are a direct engagement with a complex set of circumstances that was and is both here and now and tapped within me the deep “remembrance” of lifetimes beyond this life. They are raw and real, from the heart, and tell the story of a life that was, as all our lives are, written in the stars. Grace and peace, Dawn


This collection includes a series of poems written about my marriage, which began with high hopes in 1987 and ended abruptly seven years later in 1994. Today, my former husband and I remain close friends. This collection of remembrances is dedicated to him with acceptance for what was, gratitude for what is, and trust for what will be in each of our lives. So much has changed and it is tempting to go back and revise these poems, updating them to my new level of understanding and compassion for the story we shared. Yet, there is value, I believe, in leaving them as they were written in the moment. Grace and peace, Dawn


This collection includes a series of poems for 
the journey back to wholeness and is a companion 
to the memoir Journey to Sacred Wholeness: 
A Testimony of Healing & Faith.
Grace and peace, Dawn

The quote leapt from the screen and turned cartwheels inside my head. Celebrate struggle? That just didn’t make any sense. What’s to be thankful for in losing the battle? Or in getting sidetracked on life’s journey, for that matter? Why celebrate the harbinger of pain and tragedy and destruction? And what possible purpose could there be in cheering my way through difficult days? For weeks, even months, later this foreign concept of celebrating struggle bounced around in my head, creating a sort of “crisis of mind.” It was as if every fiber of my being were shouting, “Yes! Yes!” even as I attempted to push the idea aside. I resisted at first, but the more I considered those two words, “celebrate” and “struggle,” and spoke them aloud together, the more certain I became that there was something of great value here, something that warranted further consideration. And so the seeds for this book were planted.

When the author sets out for a month-long journey to the American Heartland, all she knows for certain is that her desire to live from the affirmation of who she is is stronger than anything that might keep her from it. Part travel log, part spiritual memoir, Journey to the Heartland offers a rare and honest look into a life unfolding. Richerson takes readers along for the ride, providing glimpses into a deepening spirituality along with the confrontation of all that might hold us back from touching mystery and miracle. From the Tennessee foothills to the North Woods, the author captures the raw and essential beauty of the country and draws on timelines past, present, and future, as well as images from the natural world, to issue an invitation to our life's unique dance.In the pages of this book, we bear witness to daring adventures with the new and touch on the sacred union of our humanity and divinity. Through the lens of the author's month-long road trip, we are met with snapshots of what it means to be on the way and often surprised with the radiant realization that we are more than who we think we are.