Bonnie Hassan: Reiki Master, Medium, Psychic, Psychotherapist

08/27/2025

08/14/2025

Love this!

This…100%

07/22/2025

Sometimes, what seems to be the smallest gesture, can end up touching the most hearts.

"Every night, 62-year-old Dottie slid a fresh stack of napkins beside the coffee maker at Millie’s Diner, the only 24-hour spot on Route 22. She’d worked there since the fryer was new, serving truckers, nurses, and insomniacs with a side of grits and grace. But lately, she’d noticed how many drivers ate alone, staring at their phones or the highway, their meals half-touched.

One icy midnight, a driver in a frayed jacket lingered after his third coffee. “Meal was perfect,” he muttered, avoiding eye contact. Dottie slid his check behind a napkin scrawled with, “You’re missed somewhere. Keep going.” He blinked, folded the napkin twice, and left.

The next week, a different driver slapped a $20 tip beside a crumpled napkin reading, “Your note made me call my kid. Thanks.” Dottie taped it to the cash register. Soon, napkins piled up “My wife passed. This helped.” “Truck’s my home now. You’re part of it.”

Dottie started tucking notes into every to-go order “Ride safe, stranger. The road’s tough, but so are you.” Truckers began detouring to Millie’s, scribbling replies “You reminded me I’m not invisible.” A nurse who worked overnight started adding her own napkins “Your coffee saved my shift. You’re a gem.”

Then came Maria, a shy waitress new to the night shift. She’d never spoken to a trucker before but shyly added a napkin “I’m learning courage. You’re helping.” Weeks later, a broad shouldered driver handed her a postcard from Texas “My granddaughter’s sick. Your note kept me going. She’s better now. Thank you.”

Locals began buying coffee for strangers, leaving napkins on empty tables “I lost my job today. Your smile kept me standing.” A teenager who’d scribbled “Nobody listens” on a napkin returned months later with a high school graduation announcement “You made me feel seen.”

By 2023, the diner’s walls were plastered with napkins and postcards from 48 states. A trucker’s estranged brother tracked him down after seeing his napkin on the board. A mom in Ohio mailed a drawing from her daughter “Dear Driver, Thank you for delivering my Christmas presents. My daddy’s a hero too.”

Dottie never stopped serving. When asked why, she’d shrug “We’re all just trying to matter. Sometimes, a napkin’s enough.”

The story wasn’t about napkins. It was about the quiet ache of loneliness and the courage it takes to say, “I see you.” In a world racing faster than a semi on Route 22, Dottie reminded everyone that kindness isn’t loud, it’s the softest whisper that echoes the loudest.”
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By Mary Nelson

07/21/2025

A channeled message from the Divine, some "Straight Talk from God", if you will, about embracing the wise woman energies:

"Embracing the wise woman energies; that’s a choice that you make. It’s a choice you make during every second of every day. Each time a choice is to be made, you get to decide: How do you want to make that choice? Do you make the higher-vibration choice, the choice from a place of wisdom, of compassion, of intuitive knowing? Or do you make it from a place of ego, a place of fear? It’s your choice.

It’s important you make the best choice for yourself in the moment. And the choice that you make for yourself may not always be what others think is the right choice for you. It’s important to go within and ask yourself, “What is best for me in this moment from a place of loving myself and loving the other? What choice can I make to honor us both?”

Keep in mind that whatever choice you make will be the right choice at that moment in time. Even if you look back later and say, “I wish I had made a different choice,” know that the choice that you made—a choice that was made with thought, with consideration, with discernment—was the absolute best choice for what you needed to learn, for what you needed to experience in that moment.

You make a choice with the expectation of a certain outcome. Sometimes you get exactly the outcome that you wanted and then find out it really wasn’t the best outcome.

Other times you get a totally different outcome than you expected and it works out better than you could ever have imagined. In each instance, it happened the way that it was meant to happen for your highest and greatest good and the highest and greatest good of all of those that it impacted.

This is a time of learning. This is a time of deep exploration. Look at what needs healing within you. Look at what needs healing in your family, in your community, in the country around you, and ask how best you can contribute. When you get an answer, take a step in that direction. Take action. You can’t just sit on the sidelines and wait until you get pulled into something, because what you get pulled into may not be anything like what you would have experienced had you made the choice yourself.

This is a time for everyone to take action in whatever way they are called to do so.

I have no judgment about what you do or do not do, nor will I criticize you. I love you just as you are, and I understand that you are on your own journey, working to learn what your soul needs to learn.

Keep that in mind as you look back over the choices that you’ll be making. Look back to see where they’ve taken you. List to that voice in your head that sometimes will be critical and judgmental. Hearing that voice and shutting it down, silencing it, so that you can tune into the voice in your heart instead. A voice of love and compassion and acceptance.

Be kind and gentle and loving with yourself. Give yourself some grace. Be patient with yourself. Know and trust that no matter what choice you make, you’re doing the best that you can in the moment with the information that you have. That’s all that you can do.

And whether you believe it or not, that’s all that I ask of you: to be your best self in each and every moment."

Channeled during Embrace the Wise Woman Within
July, 2025

07/15/2025

This organization is one of my favorites! A great way to help those in need! How can anyone go about the heart wrenching business of grieving, healing and rebuilding on an empty stomach? 🙏❤️

Your donation will help to provide fresh meals for those in need after disasters, and build long-term resilience in affected communities.

07/12/2025

When was the last time you performed an act of kindness for a stranger
. . . or anyone?

On the day in question, I was en route to Family Dollar, which is located up the street from my residence, when I observed a FedEx driver by the name of Rondy perform a U-turn at the second entrance of a trailer park formerly known as Farmview. Upon checking my rearview mirror, I saw him pause to assist a 75-year-old gentleman who had fallen into a ditch while attempting to retrieve his cart and groceries. The elderly man had made the journey to the food bank up the street, but he was visibly exhausted from the heat, struggling to maintain his footing.
Although I did not initially notice the man in the ditch, Rondy’s keen observation enabled him to provide timely assistance. Recognizing the need for support, I decided to turn around and offer my help to the FedEx driver. I approached both individuals and requested permission to photograph the moment, which they graciously granted. Rondy's display of compassion was commendable and left a profound impression on me. An additional bystander also stopped to lend assistance.
We informed Rondy that, despite his busy schedule, we would ensure that the elderly gentleman arrived home safely. Rondy expressed his appreciation, explaining that while his deliveries operate under strict timing constraints, he regarded it as essential to pause and assist the older man in need.
I hope this kind act may reach Rondy’s supervisor. You are a great representation of humanity! Thank you so much. ❤️ 💜
Credit: Darlene Griffin Pittman ( respect🫡)

07/12/2025

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03/12/2025

Walmart and Costco carry this jam and I felt that this story needed to be shared and you will feel the need to too ❤️
*The incident took place in a supermarket in New Jersey. The tweet is by Michael Perino *
“At the supermarket today, I found a small, elderly woman standing in front of a high shelf holding preserves. She was having trouble finding the flavor she wanted because the jars were set back on the shelf.
She couldn’t read the labels. She could barely reach them. I offered to help.
After I handed her the raspberry preserves, she thanked me, paused, and then asked, “Do you know why I buy this brand?”
I laughed and replied, “Because it tastes good?”
“Yes, it tastes good.” She paused again. “I am a Holocaust survivor.”
This was not the conversation I expected on a Sunday grocery run. “During the war, the family that owns the company hid my family in Paris. So now I always buy it. And whenever I go to the store, my grandkids remind me, ‘Bubbe, don’t forget to buy the jelly.’”
I told her that that was the best reason I ever heard to buy any company’s product. And then we both smiled behind our masks and went our separate ways.”
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Someone else on Twitter looked into the story and indeed, the town that Andros Company, the makers of Bonne Maman, comes from, hid and saved Jewish families in WW2. It was called Biars sur Cere, which then had about 800 villagers.
From an article, “You have to understand what it was like then. There were posters on the walls, from the N***s and from the collaborators, and they said that if you are found to help a Jew, a freemason, a communist, a socialist, or a pervert, you will be shot on sight.” Despite the great danger in which helping them put the villagers in, still they kept the children safe.”
A good reason to buy Bonne Maman products. And a poignant reminder that when we look out for each other it can change lives, and that there are good and selfless people in the world.
♥️Bonne Maman! 🇫🇷

01/10/2025

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