The 12 Sacred Wounds

A 2-Day Astrology Workshop in Glastonbury

With John Wadsworth

Sat 15th / Sun 16th Nov 2025

Venue: The Apothecary Gardens, Butleigh, Glastonbury

Price: £270.00 (includes 2 x lunches & Sat evening dinner)

Early Bird Price: £245.00 (if paid in full by 31 July 2025)

Deposit Payment: £125.00

Timings: 10am - 9pm (Sat) / 10am - 4.30pm (Sun)

Places limited to 16 participants

“We have to hurt before we can heal”

The Zodiac is the medicine wheel of the western mystery tradition.  It is an ancient emblem of the soul, hard-wired into our collective imagination, and its twelve signs point us toward the sacred wounds of the soul. 

In this workshop, you will encounter the wound signatures of each zodiac sign, by experiencing their specific gestures and movements.  John will bring his set of beautiful and powerful zodiac masks to help us experience the medicine of each sign, together with its healing mantra. 

Through this shamanic approach to astrology, guided by the wounded-healer archetype, Chiron, you will discover twelve essential keys that can transform your perspective, open up your imagination, and help guide you on your healing journey.  As a participant you will be offered the chance to work with your own birth chart, to explore your specific wound signature, and discover your own unique medicine path. 

The workshop is fully catered. Delicious lunches are included and also a sit down dinner on Saturday evening, ahead of our Saturday evening session.

About John

John has been practising as a professional astrologer since 1992.  He is the founder of the Kairos School of Astrology, established in 2010 and accredited by the Association of Professional Astrologers International (APAI).  He is a published author: his book, Your Zodiac Soul: Twelve Gateways to Wholeness is a best seller - and he is one of the pioneers of experiential astrology, and astrological theatre. 

Fees

Price: £270.00

Early Bird Price: £245.00 (if paid in full by 30 June 2025)

Deposit Payment: £125.00

Places limited to 16 participants