Jul 3, 2025
WESTFIELD — Residents are invited to join in on a riveting discussion with author Gail Lynn at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Patterson Library. Lynn will share family stories and research and what led to her latest book, “Ventilated; Momma’s Story of Covid, Karma, and Reincarnation,” that hit Amazon’s No. 1 New Release the first week it was published.
Lynn’s first book, The Heroine’s Journey; a tale of love, forgiveness, and the implications of universal laws, is a transformational story of opening her eyes to Natural Laws, Divine Laws, and the laws of physics. Taking you on her healing journey through life, you will see how laws of nature, God’s laws, and laws of physics, explain how she got Lyme disease in 2013, why she had a mini stroke in 2015, and how she managed to create a mild heart attack in 2018. Gail Lynn credits the Hawaiian practice of ho’oponopono as the number one factor in her complex but complete recovery stating, “I wasn’t going to settle for living with a PICC line the doctor wanted to give me, so I went to Hawaii looking for a healer, a kahuna. That’s when everything changed.”
Learning a deeper meaning of the Hawaiian practice from a kumu (teacher) on the Big Island and studying with other teachers from Oahu and Maui, Lynn began applying the practice of reconciliation to her own life. “I took a little bit from every one of my teachers and adapted it to what intuitively felt right for me. I came back from my summer healing journey in Hawaii in 2017 … as the doctor’s report demonstrated… totally healed of Lyme… after fours years!”
Gail Lynn’s second book, “Return to Ho’oponopno; a pocket guide to ancient healing” shares insights and snippets from her journey as to the significance and power of incorporating this Ho’oponopono practice into daily life. “I outline the practice in my book so that others have a framework to begin using it.”
The experiences that Gail Lynn shares in her first two books are the driving force that empowered her to be able to assist her mother in two of the four hospitals her mother was brought to over the course of the COVID pandemic-simulation events without fear. Beginning in December 2020 when her mother Frannie was found unresponsive in a nursing home, the journey begins. Frannie wasn’t expected to live. Five months and four hospitals later, being ventilated four times, Frannie fights for her life. Gail Lynn fought for her mother’s life. But Gail Lynn has come to learn, scientifically speaking, that what we “expect” is what we get. And so by communicating yes or no by a squeeze of the hand, Frannie said she wanted to live to her daughter; and that became the expectation at the Pittsburgh hospital.
Lynn sets out on a journey of her own researching the pandemic, its origins, the mandates, and WHO gets to decide whether a person lives or dies? Getting a sense of history repeating, she delves into the similarities between the events in World War II and her mother’s life.
Did another genocide occur? Are ventilators a present-day personalized gas chamber? Were the isolation rooms in the nursing homes a form of retribution for past actions? Did Frannie have hypoxia, oxygen deficiency, (like what occurs in high altitudes) because she put someone into a high altitude oxygen deficiency simulation in her past (life)??? There are too many similarities to let this go… I must keep digging to find the answer.
Lynn is a minister in the Order of Melchizedek. She is a spiritual counselor, teacher and healing facilitator. In her earlier years on the spiritual path, she studied REIKI, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT/Tapping), and Laying-on-of-Hands as healing modalities. As part of her research, she studied and became a certified Transpersonal Hypnotherapist to demonstrate the power of the mind to heal physical ailments. Becoming a Sound Healing Practitioner with Crystal and Tibetan Singing bowls, Gail Lynn assisted people in releasing stress and memories stored in the subatomic levels of cellular structures. Rev. Gail Lynn has been invited to speak in various churches, book clubs, and social groups. She is the leading author of three books focusing on personal transformation and she spends her time researching, teaching spiritual practices, healing her own past lives, and making the most of time with her three children and their spouses, her four grandchildren and five granddogs. You can reach Gail Lynn via her email: gaillynnheil@gmail.com
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