Amanda Edwards
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
“Humans have more natural tools for healing, clarity, and divine connection than most of us acknowledge,” Edwards says. “I’m here to remind anyone off the street how powerful they actually are — and how much invisible support surrounds them.”
Recently moving to Ojai from Pasadena, Edwards first felt drawn by her family’s history in the area; her grandparents owned and ran the Ojai Valley News in the 1950s and for a time raised their three children, including Edwards’ father, on Park Road. When she found her own new home was in Ojai’s historic spiritualist neighborhood adjacent to the Theosophical Society’s Krotona Institute, she couldn’t miss the serendipity. As Edwards has learned about Ojai’s historic lure for theosophists and other spiritual seekers including Annie Besant, Jiddu Krishnamurti, Aldous Huxley, and many more, her urge to move to the area feels even more meaningful.
Recently moving to Ojai from Pasadena, Edwards first felt drawn by her family’s history in the area; her grandparents owned and ran the Ojai Valley News in the 1950s and for a time raised their three children, including Edwards’ father, on Park Road. When she found her own new home was in Ojai’s historic spiritualist neighborhood adjacent to the Theosophical Society’s Krotona Institute, she couldn’t miss the serendipity. As Edwards has learned about Ojai’s historic lure for theosophists and other spiritual seekers including Annie Besant, Jiddu Krishnamurti, Aldous Huxley, and many more, her urge to move to the area feels even more meaningful.
