Glastonbury Tor features in ANNWYN'S upcoming book 'The Light in the Abbey'
MEET ANNWYN
Annwyn is a Soul Activator - A compassionate and powerful catalyst for change. Gently guiding you to your inner world that your Soul is inviting you to explore.
It is time to reclaim your Highest Version
ANNWYN slept, blissfully unaware of concepts such as nonphysical realities until her ‘rude awakening’ in 2000.
Formerly teaching and raising two children alone, the sudden death of her teenage son, Tim, jolted her mundane life into a world of soul-directed experiences.
An intense decade of seeking truth and purpose followed, inspired by the teachings of ascended masters. Much of this tumultuous self-discovery period occurred onboard a cruising yacht during six years sailing the South Pacific seas.
Living ashore again she trained as an energy healer and committed fully to her soul’s guidance.
Witnessing the outpouring of grief in 2011 after earthquakes ravaged her city of Christchurch, New Zealand, she wrote her memoir, ‘Flying in the Face of Grief.’ Based on her extraordinary experiences with Tim, now known as Katoosh, her underpinning message was - there is no death, only the ever-being of life.
She filled her next decade delighting in her grandchildren, while working as an energy healer and teacher, offering numerous workshops far and wide. It was also a busy period of visiting countless sacred sites in England, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Egypt, and America. All soul directed and guided by Katoosh.
In 2024 ANNWYN featured as a contributing author in Portals by bestselling author, Freddy Silva. Her forthcoming book The Light in the Abbey recalls a pivotal lifetime as an enlightened monk straddling the world of Druidry and Catholicism at Glastonbury Abbey during the tyrannical Tudor times of Henry VIII.
Plus, another book hovers in the wings waiting for its call on stage.
ANNWYN is based in the North Island of New Zealand, and frequently travels to sacred sites around the globe. At home she loves to create gardens, delicious food and a peaceful environment for her two-legged, four-legged and winged visitors.