Showers of Love ( 留 心 语 ) was created to allow family members to perform a final act of service for their dearly departed. The ceremony is specially designed to allow expression of love through the Five Love Languages adopted from the book by Dr Gary Chapman: Words of Affirmation, Physical Touch, Acts of Service, Quality Time and Gift as a means of catharsis for the grieving families. To allow them to heal in their own space.
ORIZURU ( 折 鹤 ) / PAPER CRANE
The most classic of all Japanese origami. It is believed that cranes are the harbingers of eternal rest and they guide souls towards the light. The souls of the dearly departed were believed to be carried up to paradise on the wings of the crane.
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