Monday, July 11, 2011

Raise Your Vibration: Tips and Tools for a High-Frequency Life - a min-e-book™!

My latest release, from Absolute Love Publishing!

Raise Your Vibration: Tips and Tools for a High-Frequency Life"

Presenting mind-opening concepts and tips, "Raise Your Vibration: Tips and Tools for a High-Frequency Life" by Caroline A. Shearer opens the doorway to your highest and greatest good!

This min-e-book™ demonstrates how every thought and every action affect our level of attraction, enabling us to attain what we truly want in life. Divided into categories of mind, body, and spirit/soul, readers will learn practical steps they can immediately put into practice to resonate at a higher vibration and further evolve their souls. A must-read primer for a higher existence!


Are you ready for a high-frequency life?


To read on your Kindle, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android, Mac, or PC, visit Amazon, for Nook visit B&N.com, or, for a simple PDF format, visit Absolute Love Publishing, home of Spirited Press and the min-e-book™. 

Monday, April 11, 2011

Absolute Love Publishing - My Website

If you are looking for Caroline Shearer (or Caroline A. Shearer,) this is me!

Yes, I am the author and the woman who is always talking about love. ;)

However, the site with the information you are really looking for is my publishing company, Absolute Love Publishing. Check it out for more info on me, my books, and my company's mission. Blessings and Love!


Link

Monday, February 14, 2011

My New Book is Released!

Absolute Love Publishing (for signed copies)
Amazon

"Love Like God: Embracing Unconditional Love" will redefine your understanding of love. In this groundbreaking compilation, well-known individuals from across the globe share stories of how they learned to release the conditions that block absolute love. Along with the insights of bestselling author Caroline A. Shearer, readers will be reminded of their natural state of love and will begin to envision a world without fear or judgement or pain.


Stories are from a wide-range of well-known individuals, including world-renowned musician Deva Premal; Paramahamsa Nithyananda, a swami with millions of followers; bestselling author and Deepak Chopra-trained Crystal Dwyer; international peace promoter and voice on global terrorism Lisa Gibson; former international model Lorelei Shellist; world-renowned psychologist Dr. Judy Kuriansky; former professional baseball player Jon Graves; and Laura Stinchfield, the original "Pet Psychic."

Readers will discover:
That everything from autism to Alzheimer's can be a gift

How international peace can be achieved

What every husband should know

How to deal with addictions, in our own lives and others'

Why releasing blame creates freedom

The most valuable lesson medical students, nurses, and social workers can learn


Contributors: Portia Berry Allen, K.L. and Tiffany Braxton Belvin, Jesse Birkey, Chase Block, Anicia Bragg, Kundan Chhabra, Robin Craig, Crystal Dwyer, Tonya Fitzpatrick, Esq., Vida Ghaffari, Lisa Gibson, Jon Graves, Gayle Gregory, Diana Y. Harris, Dana Heidkamp, Jennifer Hicks, Jennifer K. Hunt, Dr. Matthew B. James, Jacquie Jordan, Dr. Judy Kuriansky, Lori La Bey, Sharmen Lane, Nicole Lanning, Rick Lannoye, Katharine C. McCorkle, Ph.D., Shirley W. Mitchell, Kristen Moeller, Roy Nelson, Paramahamsa Nithyananda, Deva Premal, Claudio Reilsono, Dea Shandera and Brent N. Hunter, Lorelei Shellist, Dr. Joseph Shrand, Leesa Sklover, Ph.D., Cliff Snider, Laura Stinchfield, Gloria Tom Wing Staudt, Tom Von Deck, and Tom Wright.

"Love Like God" sets the stage for a dramatic change in consciousness. Are you ready to redefine your understanding of love?

Friday, August 20, 2010

Lists, Reviews, and a Reading!

My book is cracking the Metaphysical Bestseller lists AND the Angel Bestseller lists ... in several countries!! Whoop!

Here's a recent review where the reviewer seems to understand what I am trying to do with my character and my series - an observation I greatly appreciate! :)

And here is an audio intro to "Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date," read by yours truly, for those of you who may not yet have purchased and read it! Purchase at US Amazon, UK Amazon, Canada Amazon, and many more!!

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Guest Blogging - My Answers Posted!!

How do I research for a "paranormal" novel? Am I an empath? Do we all have psychic abilities? FIND OUT in my guest blogging post at Just Jennifer Reading!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Guest Blogging

Hey - I'm guest blogging over at a book review site. This week I tease the audience; next week I answer their questions. Check it out!

Also, my Friday, May 21 event at Borders - Westgate in Austin, TX: I've decided to make it an informal discussion and Q & A on "Raising Your Vibrations," plus a book signing! Hope to see you there! :)

Thursday, May 06, 2010

Updated May Events! Come Join Me!

TEXAS FRIENDS and FANS: Please join me for one of these author events celebrating Texas Mystery Month! I would love to see old friends and meet new ones! Over the month, I will be doing readings, participating in author panels, and signing books!

**SAN ANTONIO, TX**
Saturday, *MAY 8*, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Twig Bookstore
"Mysterious Characters in Our Heads" - a panel discussion of authors Caroline A. Shearer, Sylvia Dickey Smith, Jay Brandon, Nancy Glass West, Russ Hall, and Joan Upton Hall.

Wednesday, *MAY 12*, at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble - San Pedro Crossing
Authors Caroline A. Shearer, Diane Fanning, Jay Brandon, and Nancy Glass West discuss "Choosing the Right Sleuths For Mysteries."

**BASTROP, TX**
Saturday, *May 15*, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at The Book Basket
Authors Caroline A. Shearer, Carolyn Banks, Carolyn Osborn, David Ciambrone, Ken Jolly, and Susan Cooper on "Suspense."

**AUSTIN, TX**
Friday, *MAY 21*, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Borders - Westgate
Authors: Just ME for a BOOK SIGNING! Please come by! :)

Saturday, *MAY 22*, at 2 p.m. at Barnes and Noble - Arboretum
Mystery Author Extravaganza: Caroline A. Shearer, Dave Ciambrone, Byron Riddle, F. J. Schaak, Ph.D, Sylvia Dickey Smith, and Marcia Spillers. We will be reading selections from our novels!

**HOUSTON, TX**
Saturday, *MAY 29*, at 4:30 p.m. at Murder By the Book
Authors Caroline A. Shearer, Laura Elvebak, Mitch Haynes, and Gayle Wigglesworth discuss variety in the mystery genre.

About Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date
"Exciting page turner!" An "intriguing mix of light-hearted storytelling and inner growth."
"It kept me riveted with suspense as each chapter unfolded another clue to the mystery."
"It made me think of the people who have passed through my life and what our purpose on earth really is."
"I love a book that keeps me thinking days after I have finished."

Monday, April 26, 2010

Texas Mystery Month - Join Me!

TEXAS FRIENDS and FANS: Please join me for one of these author events celebrating Texas Mystery Month! I would love to see old friends and meet new ones! Over the month, I will be doing readings, participating in panels, and signing books!

About Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date
"Exciting page turner!" An "intriguing mix of light-hearted storytelling and inner growth."
"It kept me riveted with suspense as each chapter unfolded another clue to the mystery."
"It made me think of the people who have passed through my life and what our purpose on earth really is."
"I love a book that keeps me thinking days after I have finished."

*SAN ANTONIO*
Saturday, May 8, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Twig Bookstore
Wednesday, May 12, at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble - San Pedro Crossing

*BASTROP*
Saturday, May 15, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Book Basket

*AUSTIN*
Saturday, May 22, at 2 p.m. at Barnes and Noble - Arboretum
TBA at Borders - Central Market South shopping center

*HOUSTON*
Saturday, May 29, at 4:30 p.m. at Murder By the Book

Please share this with your friends in these Texas cities! And, of course, I would love to see YOU there!! (Yes, YOU!) :)

Blessings to you all! ~ Caroline

Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date on Amazon (including NEW KINDLE version!)
Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date on B&N.com

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Around the World

This is just fun! Check out my book in other countries!!

Japan (Looks expensive in Japanese! ;) )

Germany

France

UK

Canada

Monday, April 12, 2010

In the News

Book Giveaway
855 people entered a giveaway on Goodreads for Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date. I'm in awe - so many people!! I'm doing another giveaway there now that's still open, if you'd like to enter!


In the News
Heartsong Global wrote about my book in their Winter newsletter:

"It's an Adventure! The newly-published Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date is sure to make the top of the charts. Join Faith for a fun-filled, action-packed, and interesting journey, as she is faced with the challenges of fulfilling her destiny. Fellow lightworkers will appreciate C
aroline Shearer's light-hearted approach."

Thursday, April 08, 2010

My Book Launch Party Was a Success!

The Book Launch party was a success! Lots of people, lots of book signing, and lots of food! Thanks again to all of our wonderful contributors: Bona Dea Bread, Climb On! Dr. Kracker, Edible Austin, El Milagro, GoodPop, Hail Merry, Happy Vegan Baker, Kerbey Lane, MYKA, NadaMoo! Nature's Treasures, Semiprecious.com, The Pure Water Stop, and White Mountain Foods.
This link will take you to a public Facebook album with more pictures!

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Austin Book Launch Party!! UPDATED!

* We’re so excited to be celebrating the Book Launch Party this Saturday! We’ll tempt your tummy with yummy vegan tamales from White Mountain Foods, chips from El Milagro, raw granola and macaroons from Hail Merry, quiches from Happy Vegan Baker, and fresh-baked bread from Bona Dea Bread. Desserts will delight with chocolate-covered crackers from Dr. Kracker, organic coconut milk ice cream from NadaMoo! all-natural popsicles made with love from GoodPop, and vegan chocolate cake from Kerbey Lane. Trivia prizes and door prizes include a long-strand, raw amethyst necklace from Semiprecious.com, and skin care and make-up products from Climb On! and MYKA. If you have a copy of Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date, remember to bring it for signing, and books also will be available at the party! See you there!

*** The main invitation is via EVITE, *** and you may ADD YOURSELF there: http://www.evite.com/app/publicUrl/GORWFKPRFDHERHEGZGDO/CarolineBookLaunch
Alternately, there is a Facebook invite.


Location: Casa de Luz - Cielo Rooms (above Auditorium)

1701 Toomey Rd.
Austin, TX 78704
When: Saturday, March 27, 5:30PM to 8:00PM


You're Invited! Celebrate the launch of Caroline A. Shearer's book - "Dead End Date," the first in the Adventures of a Lightworker series! This is Caroline's new adventure, and she would love to share her joy with you!
Meet the author, and enjoy food and beverages from locally-based, Austin establishments.

Book Signing!
Door Prizes! "Dead End Date" Trivia! Bring your book for Caroline to sign! Purchase on Amazon, BN.com, or Austin's BookPeople, or books will be available for purchase at the party.












Thursday, February 25, 2010

Author Interview: Dead End Date

An interview on my first book, "Dead End Date," and how it relates to the Adventures of a Lightworker series.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Book Activity

There is a lot of excitement on the book front!
First of all, the reviews of Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date are starting to come in on Amazon, and they are all great!
Secondly, my Facebook Fan page is growing quickly - word of mouth advertising is working!
I'm doing a giveaway on Goodreads.com, where even I am surprised by how many people have signed up to win a copy of my book!!
Also, the
Sisters in Crime Heart of Texas chapter mentions my book on pages two and three of their newsletter!
All of this is great news!
Extra fun is I've been filming an author interview that is now available to watch online!! I think it's a great way to promote the book and also let people get to know me a little bit! : ) Check it out!!

Sunday, December 13, 2009

My Book is Out!!!!!! Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date

It is with great excitement that I announce Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date is now available on Amazon! This is so exciting for me, as being an author has been a long-held dream of mine, and I am simply in awe that it is now a reality. I would love for you to share in this by reading the book!!!!

Synopsis: "A woman named Faith is jolted from her simple existence when she learns she is a lightworker, an evolved soul sent to Earth to increase love. Complicating this startling news is the revelation that she hasn’t been fulfilling her life’s purpose and has one year to prove herself - or be pulled from her assignment! As Faith confronts this daunting task, she faces very human concerns, including releasing her own negativity, searching for love, and even a dead blind date! How will Faith fare as she begins her spiritual journey and finds her gifts tested beyond anything she’s known?"

Here is a link to purchase!

There's also a Facebook fan page, for those of you so inclined: Adventures of a Lightworker: "Dead End Date" by Caroline A. Shearer

I greatly appreciate your support in purchasing the book and in helping me spread the word!!

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Drumroll, please ....


After so much time and energy, the results of my labors are finally being realized -- my book will be available for purchase later this month!!!

It is named Adventures of a Lightworker: Dead End Date. Adventures of a Lightworker is actually the name of the planned series, with "Dead End Date" being the first book in the series.

I am thankful and thrilled! How wonderful it is that I am able to share my work with so many people!

Here is a sneak peek of the cover! :)

Friday, November 06, 2009

Barr Mansion

I went to a great place last night! It's the Barr Mansion in Austin, and it is the first certified organic events facility in the nation! And, if that's not enough, it's absolutely beautiful!

It's on acreage with a historic home and a new pavilion-type building with humongous walls of glass. They have white Christmas lights and candles everywhere, and they even rake the gravel to give it a Zen feel. They are 98% waste free and recycle or compost most everything. And, of course, they buy local.

I think some people still don't understand how great organic food is! The Barr Mansion uses a seasonal menu, which is truly the best way for many reasons. Our menu: spring mix salad with pecans in a cranberry dressing, grilled vegetables like squash and eggplant, Ahi tuna and crab mini-pizzas, barbecue chicken mini-pizzas, chicken lasagna, spinach lasagna, apple cinnamon cake, and hibiscus mint tea. It was all fabulous!!

I wish I'd thought to take pictures, but check out their website, for sure!

Friday, October 09, 2009

Smiling From Heaven

Have fun in heaven, Grandma ... and smile down on your ten children, 29 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and great-great grandchild. We certainly will be smiling back at you! Thank you for your life!!



Dorothy Joan Bierbower Kersey
July 21, 1924 – October 6, 2009

Dorothy Joan Bierbower Kersey, 85, formerly of Orange, Texas, passed away peacefully at her home in College Station, Texas, on October 6, 2009.

Dorothy Joan, the daughter of James Cavitt and Margaret Bierbower, was born on July 21, 1924 in Giltner, Nebraska. She attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, majoring in Art, and worked as a secretary for the FBI in Washington D.C. It was in Lincoln that she met the love of her life, Everett "Bob" Kersey, and they were married on December 11, 1943. They lived in Evanstown, Illinois while Bob obtained his Master's degree in engineering from Northwestern University.

In 1950, as their family grew, Bob and Joan moved to Orange, Texas, where Bob worked for DuPont. Joan supported her husband in his career, and he supported her as a loving and devoted mother to ten beautiful children, all of whom attended St. Mary's Parochial School. Joan was known for her wonderful cooking and her caring, gracious hospitality, and this made the Kersey home a friendly hub of activity for family, friends, and neighbors.

After 32 years of calling Orange their home, the family moved to College Station, Texas, where many of the children attended Texas A&M University. Their home in College Station took on the same appeal as their home in Orange, as one of their greatest joys was in having big get-togethers where all felt loved and welcomed.

Joan and Bob's love for each other radiated to all who knew them, and their strong union was an example for all of their children. Only one month shy of their 65th wedding anniversary, Bob went to his reward on October 24, 2008 - and now his lovely wife with a gentle spirit rejoins him.

Joan was preceded in death by her parents, J.C. and Margaret; husband, Bob; and seven siblings, June, Marg, Mick, Barbara Jean, Mary Lou, Dr. Bob, and John Richard.

Left to cherish her memories are her children, Mary Tabor of Friendswood, Texas, Michael Kersey of Houston, Texas, Kathleen Shearer of College Station, Robert Kersey of Granbury, Texas, Richard Kersey of Lake Jackson, Texas, Steven Kersey of Bryan, Texas, James Kersey of Mansfield, Texas, Patricia Riley of College Station, Edward Kersey of Magnolia, Arkansas, and Joan Rudd of College Station, and her 29 grandchildren, l2 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.

Pallbearers will be Stephen Tabor, Alan Shearer, Ray Davis, Chris Kersey, Scotty Kersey, and Aaron Riley.

The family would like to thank Annette Bryant and Mildred Robertson, who were kind and helpful in the care of their Mom, and the staff of Choice Home Health Care.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Austin's Day of Yoga

I love yoga and take classes regularly, but they are basic, gym-type classes, which tend to leave out some of the true nature of the discipline. I've always wanted to explore all that yoga is and can be, and this past week I had that opportunity with Austin's annual Free Day of Yoga.

My very optimistic self planned out - and succeeded - at taking five different yoga classes for a total of seven hours of class, all in one day!
I was definitely exhausted, but I loved the experiential learning!

I started with a Thai partner yoga and massage class that I took with a friend. We giggled a lot, not being used to being so physical with one another, but we also got a lot out of it. (It wasn't "massage" like we think of it. It's more like using your partner's body to help you stretch.) Next, was a Relaxation class, which really was straight guided meditation. I meditate most every day, but it's nice to do guided meditations every once in a while. After that, I tried Qigong, which is an energy (chi) based discipline that allows the body to heal itself by holding and moving through specific postures. Kundalini yoga was next, which was fairly basic, except they purposely caused us pain in order to release our endorphins. (For real!) The difference with this class was they had a big gong, and during the relaxation, they played it. It was a very nice sound; I would have liked it throughout the whole class. Finally, I went to the hardest class - Bikram yoga. It was an hour and a half class in a heated, high-humidity room. Never have I sweated so much! I could barely hold postures I was so slippery! They say the practice is designed to "wring out" your organs to clean your body. I had a massive headache the next day from releasing all the toxins into my body, but they say it's really good for you! I think I might like to try it one more time before I decide ...

Anyway, I succeeded at trying all these different kinds of yoga in one day. I paced myself, drank lots of water, and looked at it as another adventure!

Saturday, September 05, 2009

Snuggie-rrific!

My family took a trip to the Texas coast recently. We rented out a beach house and relaxed the whole week, spending time on our virtually private beach, watching Disney movies, playing board games, and reading. We also went road-tripping to visit Moody Gardens and get some seafood. It was a super fun time! I think I was overambitious with how much I would get to relax, though. When it came time to go, I wanted another week!

Now, to explain the picture. At Christmas, we were joking about how no one in our family had gotten a Snuggie for a gift. It was remarkable, really. My sister-in-law decided to get us all one for a joke so we had fun with them for months, making more and more jokes about them. This somehow evolved into a family portrait idea, and we were all together on the beach so ... Wish I had the one where we glamour-shot it, with our hands posed underneath our chins, etc.!
(The truly ironic part is that I actually love my Snuggie. I use it all the time! :P)