eHomeA2Z Stainless Steel Bell Creamer Espresso Shot Frothing Pitcher Cup Latte Art (2, 3 Oz)
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- 100 % high-quality stainless steel with a high polish mirror finish brings a beautiful display to your table.
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- They can be used for serving milk, cream, syrups, or sauces and dressings on the side.
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buyaclue –
I had already read Elaine Aron’s HSP book a few months ago (I am very much an HSP and am very glad to understand my tendencies better). I was very shy as a child but in the past few years I’ve become quite bold (I even joined a public speaking club). But last month my energy level dropped and I was feeling tense; I noticed how disconnected I felt from people, even at my church. I suspected it had something to do with my sensitivity – most of my interactions felt shallow and I craved something deeper. I decided to look for Christian HSP resources. After searching on and off for a couple weeks I came upon this book.
Some general notes:
– If you plan to write a book to help others, follow Benita’s format. It has the ideal blend of concrete experience and example interleaved with brief abstract explanations. I always learn better with that kind of format, and I’m guessing most people are the same.
– I’m finding that I’m applying this book to myself in a non-linear way. The application items in the middle of the book spoke to me most strongly, so I applied that first. So my suggestion is to read it through once and just let the Spirit speak to you about what you need first. I’m 3/4 of the way through the book and I already plan to read it a second time.
Very quickly I found I could relate to certain parts of Benita’s story, because I’ve had similar experiences. I thought I had made peace with my past trauma, but this book showed me God still had more work to do. A couple of her experiences really struck a nerve – I re-read them in private and my pain (and tears) came back to the surface. But feeling the pain again was a healing process, not a destructive one.
The most powerful part of the book for me (in hindsight, not when reading it) was the Sacred Inner Beloved dialogs (where she communicates with God). This is an email I sent to Benita to show my gratitude:
Begin Quote—
I just wanted to say how helpful your book has been, particularly the Sacred Inner Beloved exercise.
I was skeptical that I might be imagining what Jesus would say to me, so I didn’t actively do the exercise, but early one morning as I was waking up, He started speaking to me very healing and comforting words. I started to cry. Then I started writing down His words and my responses, and I had to stop a few times because I was crying so intensely. (I didn’t realize how much I had been blocking out His love before.)
From the bottom of my heart – I’m deeply grateful that you shared your story and your guidance.
—End Quote
I wasn’t planning to share this next part (because it’s very personal), but Benita’s openness inspired me to share anyway. This is the dialog that I wrote down (the one I mentioned above). Note that I used archaic pronouns (thou, etc) at first because I think it’s important to remember God’s transcendence. I transitioned to modern pronouns without even thinking about it, when the dialog became more intimate.
Begin Dialog—
Jesus: Come away with me; let us walk barefoot in the fields
Thou art engraven on the palms of my hands – I will never forsake thee. I will never let anything hurt thee.
When people said all kinds of evil things against thee, whether they intended to hurt thee or not, I hurt with thee. Remember, I was the one they mocked and spat upon and whipped, simply because I chose to be what the Father wanted me to be. But I stayed strong, because I am in the Father’s love. Now abide in my love as I am in my Father’s.
Rest. Stop fighting yourself. My peace I give to thee. I long to gather thee up like a hen her chicks.
Don’t flee from my love, but embrace me (he holds me and kisses me on the top of the head). Oh my child, thou has suffered enough, just be present with me, and I will heal all of thy wounds.
You have a heart of gold. I know you don’t believe it, but I know thee completely and I know it to be true. I put that gold there. You know your own heart – you’ve felt your compassion for children and for nature. You’ve seen yourself in action. I gave that to you. That was my gift of love. I made you and I put myself into you – and I love what I made. I want you to love that aspect of yourself. Don’t despise that goodness. Embrace it, live in it, let it shine so all can see My goodness, My compassion.
(I cry on his shoulder) Oh don’t be afraid, your tears are an anointing to me, just like the woman who washed My feet with her tears. I am honored and pleased to receive this anointing from you.
You remember that your youth-group counselor compared you to a flower? And you didn’t like it? Don’t be afraid, is it a little thing to be called my flower? Stop trying to be strong – I am your strength.
You realize now that my salvation is bigger than you ever imagined, or even dared to imagine! I came to redeem all that is in you. Not just to remove the bad parts but to restore and beautify the good parts. I will restore this house to the glory that I originally intended! Do you believe that I AM the resurrection and the life?
me: Oh Lord, I am afraid. I am afraid to let my hopes be raised. I hear what you say but I don’t know if I can believe it with my whole heart.
Jesus: I always finish what I began, don’t be afraid, only believe.
me: Oh, I don’t doubt your power at all, or your ability to do what you planned. But how can I know that your truly plan to restore me, to heal me as fully as is possible in this life?
Jesus: Come, and see.
—End Dialog (to be continued, of course)
I think I’m going to cry some more now. I cry every time I re-read that dialog. It’s a bit crazy in a good way 🙂 And by the way, I’m male.
Happy Girl –
I have often said that I am both introvert and extrovert. As a child, I was certainly somewhat shy, but my mother actually clarified that to being “cautious” until I felt safe to be myself…I had musical talent, but I did not feel right just “bursting out into song” on command–it felt like the wrong time or place, being put on the spot, or not being on a stage, or what-have-you… So I felt I could be “out of myself” when on a stage, but preferred not to be the center of attention unless I knew everyone wanted to hear from me…
Also, I was certainly told I was too sensitive…
I definitely come from a generation that spent more time outside, and I am so grateful for that! As an adult (and also a Christian) with a mind-body-spirit geared business, I have felt increasingly out of place in today’s world, where I spend more time for my business online trying to draw attention to a business that helps people connect to themselves, all the while knowing I need to get quiet, get outside, get connected myself! It is a HARD BALANCE to maintain….and now I know that is ESPECIALLY hard for those who are highly sensitive empath types, which I am certain that I am. Computer energy makes me nervous, even sick over time. I am completely competent in just about everything I need to do in my business on the computer, but that doesn’t mean I should be the one doing it…but being a small business, it has been the choice I have had to make…and I share that because, for so many years I have felt like such a WEIRDO for balking at it from the core of my being. “Why does it not affect others like it does me”, I wondered. “Why am I such a WEANIE?”
I am not even finished with the book yet, but even just in recent chapters, things that I have already noticed about myself as far as my connection to nature, how and when I feel whole,things I know would be a part of REALLY being free (like, not being shackled to social media for business purposes) have been brought to the forefront and affirmed, and I am so grateful. I knew these things about me…but I had judgements against myself about them, and also felt stuck without choice.
I am still on my journey (we always will be, of course—but I mean that I feel/hope I am on the precipice of great clarity about my next step, because oh how I need it…I know God has been shepherding me as He promises, but it has still felt hard to see…), but now I feel I can give myself permission to love myself in these areas, too. I am not a weanie for needing to re-charge. Everything that I do in my life purpose, is either performing for others or giving to others—so no wonder that when I get home, I don’t want to leave! Every time I leave my house, my purpose has to do with putting myself out there for someone else! and that is a beautiful thing! But no wonder I am a bit of a hermit, too…now I will choose to respect that…and let God guide me to the next something on my journey which will surely NOT include MORE social media time, and potentially a lot less. Why Not? He is God. With Him, all things are possible. Thank you, Benita, for sharing your story—because in so many ways, it reminds me of mine.
Amazon Customer –
Very low quality. Both cups have discolourations/etching throughout and raised/sharp bits where the handles attach on the inside. They also smell bad. I do not want these. If I cannot return them, I’ll donate or throw them in the trash. Such a waste.
Annie –
Don’t buy these unless you want to buy scratched, rusted and stained jugs that you use everyday. Poor quality.
Amazon Customer –
Thought I could still use without the handle but too hot so had to return. Quality of welds did not seem good at all
Jessie Lyn –
I love this book. It has helped me realize why I have some of the struggles I have. From being a perfectionist that causes me to be unable to finish writing a story that I start to feeling an oddball sometimes
DOM –
Perfect size bell to froth my milk in, has a sharp lip to get designs in
Megabit –
Sorry, my headline is a response to a review which claims this book isn’t for Christians
because it references her lover in the beginning. If you want a stuffy, neat packaged life that fits into a narrow box, then discovering your Authentic Self is not for you. Life and emotions are messy. If you’re looking for your idea of a perfect person, you will not find it in these pages. What you will find is a very well written and well edited story of a woman’s journey to recover her Authentic Self, and her connection to the Beloved (God). It contains lots of practical advice and modeling of how she did it. At the end of each chapter is a series of questions which help to uncover thoughts, emotions, beliefs, wounds, which prevent us from living authentically, and self care tips for how to take care of ourselves. Those questions take time and energy to answer, but they are very useful and insightful questions – they lead to a very profound place. I found it highly inspiring, and helpful. As for Christianity – this is a story of the love of God and how He pursues us. It is not “neat and tidily packaged dogmatic theological Christianity” – If you’ve ever read and loved St Teresa of Avila’s Interior Castles book, you will likely understand this one.