Tatiana Gwon, Ph.D.

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Tatiana Gwon earned her Ph.D. in Physics from The Ohio State University, where she worked in the Theoretical Astrochemistry Group and published multiple articles in peer-reviewed astrophysics journals. She has spent more than two decades in higher education as a community college professor, researcher, and academic leader. She is a member of the American Association of Physics Teachers and the International Coach Federation.

Tatiana has always been drawn to metaphysical questions, reading widely across western and eastern philosophy and literature. Around 2000, she began investigating astrology on a whim — partly to check the validity of popular claims floating around at the time, partly to disprove them. In 2010, a search for relief from a terrible back pain led her to Jin Shin Jyutsu, an energy-based healing practice she has continued ever since.

She completed all lessons of A Course in Miracles in 2015, validated the veracity of its principles — and then, somewhat mysteriously, set all of it down for nearly two years. Only after that hiatus did her varied interests begin to integrate into one coherent, practical philosophy that she has been living and refining ever since.

In 2020, her spiritual work culminated in an unexpected realization: she is an artist as much as a scientist. Two published books and an unpublished collection of poems in English and Bulgarian only confirmed it.

Through her books, newsletter, and podcast, Tatiana shares what she learns along the way — including false starts, ego detours, and moments of unexpected clarity.