Author: for-kindness

Sean Blake, our son was 27 when he died from an accidental overdose. Sean was for kindness. Writings, poems, and posts to keep his spirit alive. We share posts to remember Sean, advocate for better treatment for mental health. We share our journey through life after his death for parents of loss.

Justice

For many years I heard stories from Sean of racism and violence on the part of people who are supposed to keep us safe. I know there are many who feel so terrible for the injustice George encountered. Let us please dismantle the system that allowed this death to happen. Racism is so prevalent in our criminal justice system. We need change yesterday…

Palmistry by Sean Blake

Palm Reading – also called Palmistry or Hand Reading – is an ancient
psychology science based on the study of your hands, which was developed
in India more than 4,000 years ago.
As Immanuel Kant once said, “The hand is the visible part of the brain.” It
shows everything that is happening to you, both inside and outside,
especially the many changes you are experiencing throughout your life.
Palm reading is therefore an extremely useful psychological tool that can
help you know yourself better.
It can be used for self-discovery, relationships, career choices, recovery
from depression, opportunities for children, or any other use you may have.
One of the greatest benefits of palmistry is that handprints taken at
different times provide you with “Before” and “After” snapshots of your
personality. This can be a great instrument to chart progress in mental
healing or attitude/habit reforming.
This site has a lot to offer. Enjoy yourself, come back often, and remember that your life is in your hands.

Skiing

I went skiing this weekend. Sean was such a natural skier, he glided down the hill with the gentlest waves of motion. It was nice to remember the fun teaching him ski was, the joy of watching him, and the pride seeing him race. So I put on his snowsuit and went out there. It’s so hard to think of loss, never seeing him fly down the hill again #forkindness