Release Date: 8/8/21
In a time of emotional upheaval, change, and uncertainty, The House offers us a story of hope, with new and empowering perspectives. This two-part awakening journey speaks to the wounded child, left to believe they were anything less than pure magic, who lives within all of us.
As we learn how to open ourselves up to divine grace, to embrace our shadows, and see life’s challenges as opportunities for growth, only then can we gain the keys needed to free ourselves from our self-imposed prison of limiting beliefs.
By helping one go within ‘The House,’ to see all that has been stored, hidden, and cast aside there, one can discover their brilliant truth. By going within, we find what lies at the core of the human experience: compassion, forgiveness, and love.
In this pivotal time of restructuring on a global level, as we strive to create a New World, with a solid foundation based upon peace and harmony, we need to begin with ourselves first.
With joyful surrender, courage, and trust in the process, our vision that truly anything is possible will become clear.
Can you tell us a little about the process of getting this
book published? How did you come up with the idea and how did you start?
That’s a whole story actually...
What surprised you most about getting your book published?
How long of a process it actually is!
Tell us a little about what you do when you aren’t writing
I speak in a bunch of different Clubhouse rooms on various
topics within the Spiritual and Lightworker communities, I lead channeled
healing transmissions and journeys, I spend time with my family and love
watching my baby nephew grow and explore new things. I get together with friends, take road trips,
camp (pretty much anything out in nature). I like to play and have fun!
As a published author, what would you say was the most
pivotal point of your writing life?
To hold my book in its physical form, and to see it hit
multiple #1 bestselling spots, even if just for a few days...
Where do you get your best ideas and why do you think that
is?
From my connection to Spirit, the Cosmos, deep listening and
presence. Through life’s experiences, the good, the bad, and everything in
between. It’s often times it’s through
the darkness where we see the light and gain the wisdom we need to navigate new
paths ahead, see from a higher perspective and receive divine inspiration
What is the toughest criticism given to you as an author?
It was probably of my own.. I’m my own worst critic, always
have been. Once it was published, I
decided to make it into an audiobook. As I began reading it outloud, I began
catching so many mistakes and went through the whole self-narrative of not
being good enough, what will people think, etc.
A lot of fear around judgement and shame that I needed to be better. It was a whole other beautiful lesson in and
of itself to create something and then let go… to be proud of what I’ve
accomplished and honor the journey of creation.
What has been your best accomplishment as a writer?
To know that my words have helped others and have touched
their hearts
How many unpublished and half-finished books do you have?
I have journals upon journals of musings, not yet sure of
how or what they want to be and evolve into.
I have a ton of stories in my head that I end up using as the basis of
my sacred healing journeys.
About the Author
As a Holistic Chiropractor and Massage Therapist, Melissa has spent countless hours supporting and helping her clients heal through physical and emotional trauma.
Melissa now shares her wisdom and experience through teaching the sacred union of feminine, masculine and the child within; through traversing the dark night of the soul; by expounding the wisdom of Mother Earth; and by teaching you how to connect with Spirit.
Melissa serves as a Wayshower, a Teacher, a Healer, and a Guide to help you live a life of freedom and authenticity, and to assist you in co-creating your Heaven upon this New Earth.
Contact Links
Instagram: @melissa.a.crane & Clubhouse: @macranedc
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