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Guest Book
Please feel free to sign the guestbook below (names are not necessary if you feel more comfortable sharing your thoughts anonymously). I am humbled and blessed by the words that have been shared...my deepest gratitude. May this day bring growth, healing and new discoveries to your heart.
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Gracie |
2010-03-05 |
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Lani, I just started looking at your website and it is beautiful! It makes me cry! I have a degree in Theology and worked at a church for over 6 years. Long story short, because of my sensitive seeing heart, I ended up leaving to protect myself and my son. We were betrayed, lied about, and abandoned by all of our Christian friends and ministers. We are still trying to find our place in this world and our healing after 6 years, but we are doing better. Twelve years ago we lost everything when I divorced, so we have suffered loss after loss. Yet I know that we are not alone. I am currently writing a book for people who have been spiritually abused and it is my life's goal to help those who are suffering. So many people have pain, so deep. I understand and see that you do as well. Thank you for stepping out and doing what is in your heart because I believe this is a great help to all people who will come in contact with your artwork. |
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leonie sells |
2010-02-27 |
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Dear Lani,
I just stumbled across your site and just wanted to say how very beautiful and special your work is.
Thankyou for sharing.
love and light
leonie |
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From: western australia |
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Sheila Correia |
2010-02-23 |
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Dear Lani: I've just discovered your beautiful site and blog and feel as if I've happened upon a great and wondrous treasure. Your work is so inspirational and touches upon many experiences I too have had in my life. It wasn't until I lost my "corporate" job earlier last year that I opened up to the incredible world of creativity and expression. I make artisan jewelry mostly soldered, but it's your digital creations that truly touch my heart. I will continue to follow your blog and site and hope you will drop by to visit me. May God bless you and keep you in his light. |
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From: Chicago, IL |
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Marianna McKown |
2010-01-29 |
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I just received my beautiful glass necklace today! I am honestly in AWE over how beautiful it is! It's spectacular, Lani. I own several pieces of art that Lani has created for me & each one is so special. Thank you for making such beautiful work for me & my friends. It's really makes me feel like I have a piece of home so far away... :
Marianna |
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From: Balad, Iraq |
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Cristie |
2010-01-21 |
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As my husband and I embark on a journey to move our family to Europe and share the hope and healing that Jesus offers, I find my heart sometimes excited and sometimes in places of huge surrender. And as Jesus continues to heal places in my heart, I find that sometimes I am feeling amazing freedom, and sometimes as He brings up a new area that needs healing, and I learn to actually feel the pain and take it to Him, I feel raw in my emotions. So the beautiful necklace Lani made that says "Embrace the Journey" is deeply meaningful to me. And it's a message from God to embrace every part of these journeys He has me on. Because I'm finding that walking through the pain and the surrender leads me to a place of freedom and joy! Thank you, Lani, for your part in my journey! |
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From: Atlanta, GA |
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Lover of Beauty |
2009-11-30 |
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I have purchased several items over the years and enjoy each one every time I walk by a print or wear Lani's jewelry. I bought my grown daughters her charm bracelets and they just loved them. There is so much to look at an enjoy as each piece has its own special message. Lani has a gift for creating beautiful items with depth and passion. I'll be back to this shop! |
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From: Washington |
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Linda Curry |
2009-10-06 |
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Dear Lani,
I received a phone call from my Aunt Dee-Dee today who I e-mailed you about . She is battling ovarian cancer and when you said you would love to send her a ray of hope I had no idea what that would mean to her. I cannot describe the emotional effect your gift had on her. She was so uplifted by the words, beauty, and message that she cried for the first time in a very long time. You truly are an angel on earth and may you feel the thankfulness of all of those that you touch. |
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From: Truckee, California |
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Hospice Social Worker |
2009-09-27 |
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The Healing Art Cards and Box are absolutely beautiful! The message and art work on each card is very inspiring and meaningful! Your Healing Art Cards provide touching, heart-felt expressions of care and concern that assists to bring voice to genuine empathy. The cards are a blessing to patients in hospice, their loved ones and also to those that assist in their care. These cards help to validate the emotions of life and living, grief and loss and of death and dying. Thank you so very, very much! |
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From: Indianapolis, Indiana |
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Opal |
2009-09-07 |
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I received the "Came So Far" healing block on Wednesday. Both the block and the packaging were beautiful beyond description. My therapist, Betsy, loved it and immediately asked if she could
display it in her office! My only regret is not ordering one for myself.
How is this for an example of having a
great connection with your therapist? Betsy had a gift for me as well. In some
Native American tribes, it is a custom to
give a person going on a journey a small
stone to carry in their pocket. When the
stone is presented to the recipient, a few
words are said to them about what the
stone symbolizes. Betsy chose two
smooth stones for me, the first one being
a lovely chocolate brown one to remind
me of the DBT skills she had helped me
develop over the past four months. The
second one represented "how far I'd
come". I found it very special that both
her and I summarized the outcome of our
therapy together by nearly identical
expressions, completely independent of
one another. The fact that I found your
artwork that said, in a way worthy of
display, those same words, was truly
serendipitous.
God bless you for expressing what
survivors of trauma feel before, during
and after recovery in a way that touches
us so deeply.
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From: Arizona |
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Lorraine Sumner |
2009-09-06 |
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Thank you for your incredibly beautiful, soulful and healing creations. You are such an inspiration to me...Brightest Blessings,Raine |
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Janet Laird |
2009-09-01 |
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I received the healing box and love it! I will share your cards of healing with people finding wellness after mental illness and addiction recovery in my WRAP Workshops! |
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From: Northern California |
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Lynda Gilchuk |
2009-08-24 |
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I cant begin to describe how grateful I am to have found your art. I own several cards and a set of the wooden blocks. Your work is breathtaking, meaningful, colorful and glorious. You words touch hearts and souls. I've just spent an hour at your website soaking in your art and your words. You give so freely and bare your soul for the whole world to see. Thank you. |
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From: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada |
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