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Big Circle Founders Long-time ATransC members, Martha Copeland, Karen Mossey and Vick Talbott are responsible for founding the Big Circle and deserve our thanks for the work they continue to do in its behalf.
Karen Mossey
Karen is an Association member and an EVP specialist for the East Coast Transcommunication Organization. She is a member of National Spiritualist Association of Churches, is certified in the practice of Reiki, and is a physical fitness instructor. She is the mother of four children and two grandchildren.
Karen’s EVP and interviews have been used in Universal Studio's trailer for the movie White Noise starring Michael Keaton, and in the CBS television series Ghost Whisperer. She is mentioned in Tom and Lisa Butler's book There is No Death and There Are No Dead, and in Thomas D’Agostino’s book Haunted New Hampshire.
Karen is also a bereaved parent (her son Rob has been heard on many EVP clips), and is referenced in Martha Copeland's book I’m Still Here. She has appeared on the Maury Show, on news items broadcast on CBS/Channel 4, WBZ in Boston and numerous other television programs, and has been featured in many newspaper articles.
In Loving Memory of Robert “Rob “Benjamin Browning by Karen Mossey
I know what it feels like to experience the most excruciating heartbreak a parent could ever have to endure. The death of your child is the ultimate injustice. Losing your child is not the natural order of things. Parents should not be burying there children. Part of me is gone and after the reeling and screaming, crying, and seclusion of overwhelming grief I began to readjust to the person I have now become. I came to accept that my relationship with my son Rob has not ended but only changed. With this came a new plan for survival that would enable me to continue to live out the rest of the days of my life.
My Son Robert (ROB) Browning was almost 23 when he passed into Spirit. He suffered a fatal seizure following a very happy day of fishing, bicycling and enjoying life. Rob had sustained a head injury as a passenger in a car accident when he was sixteen. This had left him with post traumatic seizure disorder and even though he took daily medicine he still had breakthrough seizures. No one ever would have known that Rob had this disability because he never let it interfere with his daily living and loving of life. He was young and doing all the things young people do. He had his own apartment, car and more friends then you could imagine. He was a big hearted kid and would give his last dime to someone who might have needed it more then him. I guess he always knew he could come to his Mom for money and I would always be there for him. I remember he needed some money once to buy a little teddy bear for his friend Matt’s girlfriend because she was always really sweet to Rob. Sometimes his goodness would get him hurt when people, who weren’t as trusting as Rob was, would take advantage of him. Rob had a very deep understanding of life and I somehow felt he always knew he was not intended to stay long. I would constantly tell him to stop smoking and he would turn around to me and say “what difference does it make Mom….I am not going to live long anyway. I would tell him to stop talking like that. Rob was living his life to the fullest everyday and even the day he was called to return home to Heaven.
I will forever be Karen Mossey, Mother of four children, but different now. I am still Mother to Rob (29 in Heavens years), Jessica (26), Sean (19) and Alex (16) and Grandmother to Connor (5) and Robyn (5 months, whom we named after her Uncle Rob). All are with me still. Rob is just away on a new mission in his new life on the other side. He has not really gone anywhere; a change has just happened. I have developed a different way of connecting to my son now. I can catch a glimpse of him now and then as a shining light of energy, mist or even a clear apparition. I can sense him around me. Sometimes it is a smell or a gentle touch. I can visit him in my dreams and I am right there with him. And I can hear his exact voice and emotion and the incredibly funny sense of humor he has in the messages that come through my recorder. This is my means of survival and I am grateful for this. I trust in what I now know as truth that there is a continuance of life after leaving the physical dimension. Rob is okay. He has told me this himself. He still has a strong role in my life and the lives of his family. Rob is the same personality he was when he was physically here. In his new life, he still enjoys fishing, hanging with his friends, joking around and every now and then I catch a glimpse of his incredible smile. We are separated by only a thin veil but we are still connected. We love each other as much as we always have. And Love is a connection that is forever.
I will always have moments in my life
where the grief of not having my Son Rob physically here with me is
overwhelming. I call those days as, “I am having a bad Rob Day.” But
over time the intensity softens as we become more in tune with the
circle of life and its continuance. We all will follow in this circle.
I am grateful for the blessing of being Rob’s Mom. It is a title I am honored to own. Perhaps for the next round of life Rob and I may try some role reversal. If I could go back in time I would. All the lessons I have learned and the person I have become I would gladly trade for the chance to have my Robbie back. But since there are things in life that cannot change, I live with what life has dealt me and the Karen I have become as best I can. The bond between my son Rob and I is forever. I am thankful for the gift of your being Rob, then, now, and always. I love you Rob.
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