• Jean Lazar
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• About the Author
  In 1996, Jean Lazar had a heart wrenching experience that changed her life forever.  She had been an industrial designer and art teacher for many years prior to being called to her mother’s side.  For three months, she cared for her mother, who was battling cancer.  During this time, Jean comforted her by rubbing her legs and back while praying that her pain would subside. She gave her shots to bring up her blood count and tried to maintain her mom’s quality of life.  When her mom lost the battle with cancer and took her last breath, Jean was spiritually catapulted out of the art world and into a world of service via alternative healthcare.

• Jean has been with Hospice of South Eastern Connecticut for ten years working in different capacities, giving “compassionate touch” to the terminally ill while comforting their loved ones.  She is a massage therapist, licensed in Connecticut and certified nationally.  She is also an energy healer, certified in therapeutic touch and reike, ordained spiritual minister and a practicing Buddhist.  In addition to her Hospice care giving she works at the Elemis Spa at the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut and is presently studying to become certified in canine massage,

• As the author, “Their Last Painting” Stories of Life That Will Rock Your Heart, published in 2006, Jean expanded her call to be of service through the word.  Her book which is available through her website, www.jeanlazar.com  will spiritually support the terminally ill, caregivers, baby boomers with aging parents, health care providers; bereaved loved ones and anyone searching for the meaning in life of death.  The book is an experiential book and will touch your heart and awaken your soul.

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• Their Last Painting
  NON-FICTION | SPIRITUAL / SELF-HELP
  The Introduction starts with early childhood aspirations of being an artist to the author’s spiritual understanding of the dying process.  The author plants the seed of sensitivity, compassion and creativity at an early age, which blossoms as a young adult to the understanding of the inner makings of a true artist.  Then the author goes into her spiritual awakening after caring for her mother until she transitioned and the path that lead to Hospice, working with the terminally ill.  Bringing the two paths together sets the stage for the book.

• “Dialogue with Wisdom,” covers concepts that are experienced in the stories of the remaining chapters such as unconditional love, consciousness (polarity and mass), perception, death as a transition, intuition, synchronicity, energy sensing and more.  The Dialogue, lastly, explains the author’s intent in writing the book.

• The spirituality of the dying process is the focus of the book.  It is an experiential book and will spiritually support the terminally ill, caregivers, baby boomers with aging parents, health care providers; bereaved loved ones and anyone searching for the meaning in life of death.  Each chapter is a story that depicts an ethereal painting of psychic phenomenon, synchronicity, altered states of consciousness and the paranormal.  Yet the physical traits and emotions of fear, rage, denial, courage, strength, suffering, laughter, joy and love will energetically pull the heartstrings of the reader.  The energy behind the words will move the readers to reach inside themselves to question their perceptions of life and death. 

• The main characters in the book come from all walks of life, as their ages, ethnic backgrounds, gender and race vary.  Their stories illustrate to the living what death and dying can teach.

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• $11.95 | ISBN: 0-595-39924-X
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