Meditated Moments is a game-changing greeting card/life card company. We are dedicated to pondering and giving deep thought to moments and intervals in time, and then sparking hearts with messages wrapped in the form of a greeting/life card.
Looking for cards that go beyond bland and mediocre messages?
Well, you've landed at the right place!
Get to Know Us
We specialize in writing about significant issues of the heart and issues of life such as purity, puberty, bullying, peer pressure, and certain issues of violence such as domestic violence. We also create our friendship cards, encouragement cards, birthday cards, and other everyday non-occasion cards. We believe our words can penetrate the core of a person's heart and soul and nurse them back to health.
We believe that some moments in life, whether they are challenging or painful, need to be addressed in a more nurturing manner, like the issues of purity, puberty, and suicide. And although these are personal and private experiences, the need for more public nurturing is imperative, because what goes on in a person’s private world, will affect his or her public world. Words have tremendous power, and they can either make us or break us. Words can bond us and build us or divide us and tear us down. That saying, "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me", is simply not true.
As a greeting card/ life card company, we have a tremendous opportunity to deal with some delicate issues that our nation and our communities face. We perceive it's our moment to reach an untouched market and spark the hearts of humanity. According to the Greeting Card Association, the exchange of greeting cards is one of the most popular and widely accepted customs in the United States.
We want to see a collaborative community of citizens RISE and help our neighbors recover, and heal, but also celebrate moments in life using the power of words. Because every moment matters in life, and life matters every moment. And as we say, "Your Life is a Gift, So Don't Waste It®".



