“But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear Heard, neither have entered into the heart of Man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.” 1 Corinthians 2:9

Welcome!
I am Prophet Nora “Anyanwu” Cox, M.Ed., RN, Ordained Minister — a weaver of ancient wisdom and quantum healing light.
My life’s journey has been shaped by divine encounters, ancestral memory, and a sacred commission to help restore the soul of humanity.

A Name Carried by Spirit:

I was born Nora, a name chosen for me by my grandmother, a woman of remarkable longevity and spirit who lived to 107 years and whose father was a renowned healer and mystic — sought after by both Black and White communities alike.

As a child, I never truly embraced the name Nora. It felt foreign to me, disconnected from the African roots I instinctively longed for. Years later, a sibling’s DNA test revealed that our lineage was approximately 45% Nigerian — awakening a deeper yearning to honor my ancestral identity.

After much prayer and divine seeking, a remarkable synchronicity occurred: at a healing retreat, a dear friend (who had just met me at that time) began calling me by the name Anyanwu, connecting me to the radiant and otherworldly character in Octavia Butler’s novel Wild Seed.

Over time, and with the quiet confirmation of family and spiritual community, the transition from Nora to Anyanwu unfolded organically — not forced, but witnessed as destiny reclaiming itself.

To my amazement, after fully stepping into the name Anyanwu, I later discovered that Nora, the name I once wished to shed, held a similar meaning in Aramaic — associated with “light” and “fire.”

Thus, both my birth name and my divinely revealed name reflected the same sacred essence —
the Eye of the Sun, the eternal illumination of Spirit, guiding the healing path across lifetimes and bloodlines.

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The Call to Prophethood:

The title Prophet is not one I assumed or aspired to.
It was whispered to me in a sacred moment of prayer and study —
a voice saying, “I am calling you a Prophet, after the likeness of Jeremiah.”

Across decades of private encounters, confirmations, and spiritual instruction, the mantle of Prophet was placed over my life — not to predict, but to hear, heal, guide, restore and to serve, in alignment with this divine calling.

To me, being a Prophet is to walk as a sacred bridge:
Listening deeply. Speaking light. Healing the wounded spaces between humanity and the Divine.

Bio and Books Authored by Prophet Cox:

A Bridge Between Ancient Wisdom and Modern Seekers

Prophet N. Anyanwu Cox, RN, M.Ed., is an ordained Unity Minister and globally recognized healing catalyst who has spent over five decades discovering that authentic spiritual calling is available to anyone willing to listen. Her journey proves that divine partnership isn’t reserved for the specially chosen—it’s the birthright of every sincere seeker.

A Seeker’s Journey, Not a Saint’s Story

Like many spiritual explorers, Prophet Cox’s path wasn’t linear or predictable. Born with miraculous medical interventions that defied expectations, she spent decades searching for spiritual truth across seven different baptismal traditions, contemplative retreats, and healing communities spanning from Detroit to India. This wasn’t the journey of someone who “had it all figured out”—it was the honest searching of someone who knew there had to be more.

Her 56 years of spiritual study began not from superiority, but from necessity. Each tradition she encountered—whether African indigenous practices, Eastern meditation, or biblical study—taught her that the same spiritual principles appear everywhere because they’re universal laws, not religious secrets.

Professional Foundation Meets Spiritual Calling

As a multi-state licensed Registered Nurse with a Master’s degree from Wayne State University, Prophet Cox brings both clinical expertise and spiritual insight to her work. Her healthcare background includes:

• Trauma and emergency medicine
• Mental health and addiction recovery
• HIV/AIDS patient advocacy
• Federal program management

This combination allows her to bridge evidence-based healing with what she calls “sacred spiritual sciences”—demonstrating that mystical experiences follow discoverable patterns, just like medical ones.

Global Ministry and Practical Healing

Through her organization, Reconciliation Ministry Without Walls, and Safe, Healthy Spaces Kansas, LLC, Prophet Cox has facilitated healing work across six continents. Her extensive training and skill set includes:
• Healing Touch, Therapeutic Touch, Etheric Surgery and energy medicine
• Sound healing through The Monroe Institute
• Trauma-informed healing circles
• Cross-cultural spiritual practices
• Reiki Master/Teacher certification
• Prophetic Healer, Empathic and Seer
• Trained under Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in her “Life, Death, and Transition” program; personally entrusted by Dr. Ross during national workshop travel.

She served as a Commissioner to the 400 Years of African American History Commission (2018–2025) and is now in her fourth year as Co-Lead of the International Civil Society Working Group (ICSWG) for the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent (UNPFPAD). Her advocacy has taken her to United Nations Headquarters in New York and Geneva, supporting global conversations on justice, healing, and human dignity.

The Melchizedek Discovery

Prophet Cox’s understanding of the Order of Melchizedek emerged through practical experience, not academic study. After witnessing identical healing principles manifest across vastly different spiritual traditions, she realized these weren’t coincidences—they were evidence of universal spiritual laws that anyone can learn.

“The Most High works through willing vessels across all nations and generations, and sometimes the vessel must reach beyond familiar boundaries to discover the fullness of their calling.”

Her approach uniquely combines scholarly research with accessible practice, showing that the “Greater Works” promised by Jesus operate through learnable principles available to any dedicated practitioner—regardless of background, education, or previous spiritual experience.

A Legacy of Recognition and a Prophetic Call

What ultimately anchors her path is a sacred moment that reshaped her understanding of purpose and identity. In a mystical encounter, Prophet Cox heard the audible voice of the Most High declare:

“I am calling you a Prophet after the likeness of Jeremiah.”
That call continues to inform her work across spiritual, educational, and policy-based spaces. Like the prophet Jeremiah, she was summoned not for comfort or conformity, but to speak truth, build anew, and walk without fear. The words in Jeremiah 1:10—“See, I have this day set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant.”—have become a quiet but consistent compass. Her prophetic work has taken her from healing rooms to board rooms, and from grassroots circles to global forums.

Over the course of her journey, three esteemed women recognized this sacred calling without application or agenda.
Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, world-renowned grief expert, personally selected and entrusted Prophet Cox with national responsibilities.
Dr. Agnes Mansour, former state leader and founder of the Poverty and Social Reform Institute, offered her a contract and wrote, “Anyone would be lucky to have her.”
And Dr. Jean Houston, one of the world’s foremost spiritual thinkers, stood before a retreat audience, publicly announced that Prophet Cox was “a natural-born shaman, born out of time,” and urged her to never again walk without a spiritual village.

Though she continues to lead what she calls a ministry without walls, her life and work fulfill the sacred duty of the prophet: to speak boldly, build wisely, and walk with those answering their divine call.

An Invitation, Not an Intimidation

Prophet Cox’s extensive credentials aren’t meant to discourage beginners, but to demonstrate that spiritual development is a lifelong journey available to anyone willing to begin. Whether you’re just starting to explore spirituality or have decades of experience, the Order of Melchizedek represents an inclusive path of service that honors your unique gifts and circumstances.

Currently residing in Wichita, Kansas, she continues her global healing work while mentoring emerging spiritual leaders called to authentic divine service.

Connect with Prophet Cox:

• Website: wrchealing.org
• Email: anyanwu1950@gmail.com
• Phone: 816.812.6435

Available for speaking engagements, healing workshops, spiritual counseling, and Order initiation guidance.

The full story — the hidden encounters, the ancient teachings, the sacred science — will be shared in greater fullness through my forthcoming memoirs and sacred writings, planned for 2026 (or sooner, by divine timing).

An Invitation:

Until that day, I invite you to journey alongside glimpses of this unfolding scroll —
through healing sessions, ancestral rites, sacred teachings, and offerings dedicated to restoring the light within you.

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Welcome to the Living Temple of Healing.
Welcome to the Awakening of Sacred Memory.
Welcome to the Path of the Sun.

Honoring the Sacred Ancestors Who Walk With Me

In the sacred tradition of my ancestors,
I pause to honor and pour libation to those whose prayers, sacrifices, and sacred breath still flow through me.
I call their names with gratitude, reverence, and joy — and I say “ASE” to affirm their eternal living presence.

Ancestral Roll Call – I Call Their Names:

Bloodline Ancestral Influencers –

✨ Great Grandfather and Healer/Herbalist/Deacon Kinnie Smith — ASE
✨ Grandmother Deborah Smith/Perryman/Cunningham — Mayan Secret Society, lived to 107 years — ASE
✨ Father Percy Perryman Jr. — Ordained Minister, Healer, Seer, Mystic, 33rd Degree Mason, Shriner, Lifetime Member of AMORC — ASE
✨ Mother Bessie McCurry/Perryman — Seer, Lifetime Member of AMORC — ASE
✨ Sister Debora — Reluctant Seer — ASE
✨ Sister Catherine — AMORC Member — ASE
✨ Nephew Jon’ Renee — Initiate of Mystery School Studies — ASE

Global Spiritual Influencers –

• Dr. Lonnie C. Edwards, FRC –
• Chief Priest Awo Baba Adeyemi Ogunde –
• Mocholoko Dr. Zulumathabo Vusumuzi Lefalamang Zulu
• Dr. Delbert Blair –
• Dr. Michelle “Akosua” Ventour
• Dr. Agnes Mary Mansour
• Sobonfu Some’
• Dr. Jean Johnson Houston
• Martha Jean The Queen –
• Reverend Enid Miller –
• Rev. Diadra Price (formerly Debbie Tyson) –

May their wisdom walk with me.
May their sacrifices fortify my hands.
May their prayers open every healing gate I touch.

In their honor, I rise and serve. ASE’Ooo!!