Lorna J. Hines is a highly intuitive counselor, healer, and mental health professional who merges psychological expertise with spiritual guidance. As a Medium and "Bridger" between the human and spiritual realms, she offers a holistic approach to healing, helping individuals transform trauma, embrace their spiritual gifts, and find peace. Lorna’s work empowers others to navigate life’s challenges with confidence, balance, and spiritual insight, guiding them toward profound emotional and spiritual growth.
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From: Dr. Arnold Brown
Date: September 7, 2024 at G:06:07 PM EDT
Subject: Comment on your book
Hi Mrs. Hines, thank you for the honor of asking me for a comment on your book. Arnold See below
Straight Talk addresses and provides common sense solutions and strategies for all people particularly African Americans dealing with life’s trauma and turmoil.
Mrs. Hines’ holistic and steady approach to helping readers find their truth is refreshing and much needed. A comprehensive read that will help anyone looking to succeed.
Dr. Arnold E. Brown
Civil Rights + Social Justice Advocate Historian
From: Farah Tanis, Founder, Chief Executive Officer
Date: November 4, 2024 at 11:06:16 AM EST
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The collective grief and anger we felt after George Floyd's death was visceral, with his cries still echoing in our shared consciousness, reminding us that we have yet to heal from this trauma witnessed by the world. Lorna J. Hines offers a lifeline in her profound book, Straight Talk From a Wise Woman. This text is not merely a guide but a transformative journey through the complexities of trauma, resilience, and healing. Hines, a seasoned psychotherapist, skillfully weaves her extensive expertise with the raw, lived experiences of Black Americans, making this work essential for anyone navigating the tumultuous waters of emotional and psychological distress.Hines' narrative begins with a sobering acknowledgment of the traumas that define so many of us. The poignant framing of individual pain against the backdrop of historical and systemic oppression serves as a powerful reminder of how intertwined our personal struggles are with collective injustices. Yet, rather than succumbing to despair, Hines' voice emerges as a beacon of hope, urging readers to reclaim their narratives and find empowerment within their experiences. This intersectional approach, one that respects the complexities of race, gender, and class, invites a diverse readership to engage with her work, ensuring that Straight Talk resonates far beyond the Black community.As readers turn the pages of Straight Talk, they will undoubtedly find themselves transformed. Hines provides not just a roadmap for personal growth but a profound understanding of the interconnectedness of our traumas and triumphs. Her work encourages a radical reimagining of self-worth, reminding us that, despite our struggles, we are deserving of lives filled with satisfaction and success. Applause for this labor of love from Loran J. Hines.
This book is an invitation to embrace our legacies while shedding the burdens that no longer serve us.
From: Rev. Viviana DeCohen
Date: August 21, 2024 at 12:37:48 PM EDT
"Poignant and profound, this refreshing and restorative reflection comes to us at such a time as this - for we are thirsty for this healing and the Hochma (wisdom) in which it is wrapped. Let the healing begin."
Lorna - I am so proud of you! I cannot wait to have you at the church for a
"Sisters Supporting Sisters" Book signing
From: Dr. Theodora Lacey
Impressive, informative, inspiring and healing!
Maya Angelou said "people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel".
Upon reading "Straight Talk from a Wise Woman" one is left with a feeling of hope and trust, that we are indeed not alone, but a part of the tapestry of life. Though history and current disparities fill us with fears and anxieties we must learn to cope and move forward.Those of us who have had the privilege of spending time with Lorna Hines, always felt her positive presence. Having a teacher/ parent relationship enabled me to get to know her, to know about her outstanding training, parental skills and expertise in working with others and was always left with a feeling that she admired and respected the awesome task of what we did working with her own children and countless other children. The experience recounted in Straight Talk was vivid, probing and emotional it validated feelings we shared. One immediately feels the depth of her compassion and is inspired by her quest to move forward. Learning from our ancestors and others the ups and downs of life, it is the standing up, being mindful of ourselves and others that this journey is often painful but need not be traveled alone. This story is well written, easy to read with delightful poetic pauses that helps one to stop and examine fears and anxieties. It is the awakening of these unspeakable tragedies that remind us of our plight, yet she brings comfort in sharing coping mechanisms that helps us to keep going. My personal experience of having grown up in the segregated south, encountering unimaginable obstacles, experiencing fear, having doubts and anxieties as a Black girl were mirrored with Lorna's experience growing up in the north. It clearly demonstrated that hatred, bigotry, the feeling of little self worth have no boundaries, the struggle for human decency can be documented everywhere people of color exist, yet we "still rise ", grow and learn- another door opens! I strongly suggest that you place" Straight Talk from a Wise Woman" on your night stand, handy to reach. Turn to any page! May it serve as a reminder of our history and guide of ow your today's can be better than your yesterday's and that you can do and become a more productive and peaceful person.
Say goodbye to stigma, celebrate life! Lorna Hines says "Life's celebration Big or small, they start with You".