Spirit Woman: The Teachings of the Shields

By Lynn V. Andrews

Book Overview

The author of Medicine Woman continues the tale of her apprenticeship with a Native American shaman, during which she comes to understand the ancient power of the Sisterhood of the Shields. Originally published as Flight of the Seventh Moon. Reprint. 10,000 first printing.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1585421707
• ISBN13: 9781585421701
• Release Date: July 2002
• Publisher: Tarcher
• Length: 203 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 0.6" x 5.5"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 12 and higher

Customer Reviews

the other side of the looking glass

received in short time, in great condition. Have not read yet... I'm buying too many books! ;) Read a number of her books, they were all highly interesting, with just that 'smidgen' of borderline reality through in for good measure. O" to have such adventures..

Spirit Woman

A lovely customer brought me this book when I was the owner of the Angel Emporium. He said it was a book about me. Of course I had to read it, and I think he may have not been too far off base. At any rate, I LOVED it, and I went on to read many more books by Lynn Andrews; This book is one of the best! If you enjoy Andrews, you will certainly enjoy the ride of Spirit Woman. I give it 5 full stars. *****!!!!!

What a gift

I read this book many years ago and loved it. I recently ran across it again and am even more deeply impressed. Lynn Andrews offers insights while she shares her story. She is obviously a woman of courage to share these spiritual insights so loving with all, in spite of groundless criticism. At the level of spirit we are all one - there aren't white spirits and Indian spirits - just the energy of pure, uncondotional love. I smile when I see people say she has no right to share Native American spirituality because she is a white woman. She is a gifted spiritual teacher. I would highly recommend any of her writings

Relevant for the earth's changing energies

I read this book under its previous title many years ago (in the eighties). When I reread it recently, I was amazed at how much of it points to events and energies on the planet that are pretty generally accepted today by those on a spiritual path. Andrew's struggle to overcome her ego and learn the power of essence are timeless themes, and the teaching has never been more needed in the world than it is now. Read it for the first time or read it again. It may make more sense if you read Medicine Woman first, but it is a better book than Medicine Woman and far more insightful.