In Service to a Sovereignty Goddess

by Feb 17, 2021

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Melanie Lynn

Melanie Lynn

Melanie Lynn is a Shamanic Practitioner and Celtic Reiki: Sacred Tree Medicine master-teacher, holding a masters degree in literacy instruction.  She is the owner of Sea in the Sky Healing and Wellness Center in Hebron, Connecticut.  She can be reached at www.seaintheskyhealing.com or seaintheskyhealing@gmail.com.
Melanie Lynn is a Shamanic Practitioner and Celtic Reiki: Sacred Tree Medicine master-teacher, holding a masters degree in literacy instruction.  She is the owner of Sea in the Sky Healing and Wellness Center in Hebron, Connecticut.  She can be reached at www.seaintheskyhealing.com or seaintheskyhealing@gmail.com.
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8 Comments

  1. Meg Beeler

    lovely, clear, and powerful explanation. thanks melanie!

  2. Barbara Martin

    Thank you. Several years back I kept having a being I called The Irish Queen come to me in my journeys. Now I wonder if it was Macha and hope she will appear again.

  3. valerie boyar

    Melanie, Thank you for such an inspiring article. It is inspiring because it is so honest, and courageous. There is a strong humility in you and, I suspect, in your work. I have believed that crows remind us that “magic” is afoot…..the spiritual magic of shamanic work. And the eternal battle to undo a constant harm to women is possible…with the help of the unique power of woman, which Macha has revealed to you. Even our beloved males can be guided to end their fear of woman-power and the damage they do when under its influence. Your article has given me new motivation to continue the struggle to protect women, help them heal, and give them a sacred place to do their magic. May “the force” be with you….

  4. Melanie Lynn

    Thank you, Valerie. This work is always humbling and it is an honor to serve the Goddess. Peace to you, Melanie

  5. Melanie Lynn

    Thank you, Barbara. Blessing for your Irish Queen to return. Beannachtaí, Melanie

  6. Melanie Lynn

    Thank you, Meg. Peace to you, Melanie

  7. Deana Paqua

    This is a great article and explanation, Melanie, of the time and dedication involved in developing a deep relationship with such a powerful ally. No doubt She chose you for a reason. Thanks for sharing this wisdom with us.

  8. Jessica Buturla (formerly Jessica Hunter)

    This is an outstanding article that truly outlines the depth, authenticity and devotion that is involved to develop an authentic relationship with a sacred ally – in this case, a Goddess. It is very clear that this is from a very honest and legitimate place. Melanie is an outstanding writer, and she is also an outstanding Shamanic Practitioner. Her shamanic work and her writing – is authentic, true and insightful. Thank you for writing and sharing this.

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