The Founder

“Focused Intention”
Gwyn Williams

Your Therapist & Facilitator
Dip. Teach/B.Ed.,
Shiatsu/Oriental Medicine Cert 4,
Cert. Traditional Thai Massage

Gwyn is the founder of Zen Thai Shiatsu, a healing art which is rapidly gaining popularity on the coast for its dynamic, focused and heart-centred approach with excellent results.

He is also the facilitator of Mt Ninderry Healing Centre, where he runs a busy clinic and teaches classes on the above Healing Arts, Yoga and Martial Arts.

Gwyn is a healer completely passionate about the qualities of life force energy… not only its ability to sustain, vitalise and heal but also to unify and magnify lives.

He has been studying, practicing and teaching alternative and mainstream healing arts for the past ten years.

He holds a Certificate 4 in Zen Shiatsu and Oriental Medicine and regularly returns to Thailand to train under the masters in Traditional Thai Massage, osteopathy and more recently, nerve realignment.

The Mountain

Mt Ninderry is an integral part of local Aboriginal legends. Ninderry, an Aboriginal warrior, is the male mountain and was the initiation site for many young males. The strong ‘yang’ energy can be felt throughout the mountain and surrounding area whilst the quiet, clear, flowing water that runs along the rocky creek around the centre balances the energy beautifully.

The native kookaburras’ have been declared the true custodians of the land. The Aboriginal history and spiritual land are respected and honoured.

We are eternally grateful for the blessings this sanctuary creates.

When the mind is detached,
the place is quiet.
I gather chrysanthemums
under the eastern hedgerow
And silently gaze at the southern mountains.
The mountain air is beautiful in the sunset.
I drink of it as from a snow-fed stream.
It purifies me,
it strengthens me,
it calms me.
It becomes a river within me.
Its tributaries refresh and renew sinew,
bone and marrow.
It is one with my blood.
It becomes a torrent
to be summoned up as a storm
upon the mountain.
This torrent is the fuel of life.
It is called by the masters, Chi.”

“When we get out of the glass bottle of our ego and we escape like squirrels turning in the cages of our personality and get into the forests again, we shall shiver with cold and fright but things will happen to us so we don’t know ourselves.
Cool, unlying life will rush in and passion will make our bodies taut with power, we shall stamp our feet with new power and old things will fall down, we shall laugh and institutions will curl up like burnt paper.”

D. H. Lawrence