Who Is Priestess Sally Pullinger?
There are many people online who speak of Avalon.
There are far fewer who are Avalon.
Sally Pullinger is the latter.
Her spiritual path did not begin with a weekend retreat or a social media awakening. It began in the silence of High Church convents — seventeen years of formal, structured devotion that taught her discipline, reverence, and the art of listening for something beyond the visible world.
Then life cracked her open.
Through profound personal loss — the kind of pain that either breaks you or transforms you — the Beings of Light came. Not as a concept. Not as a metaphor. They came.
They shone their light into her heart, lifted her, and carried her to places deep inside herself she had never known existed. It was through this darkness that her gift of deep trance mediumship was born.
She arrived in Glastonbury — the sacred Isle of Avalon — in 1981. She has never truly left.
In 2001, she self-initiated as a Priestess of Avalon. In 2002, she co-founded the first Goddess Temple in the United Kingdom in over 1,000 years — a moment of historic significance for the Divine Feminine on this earth.
For years, she sang, composed and channelled music for the Lady of Avalon in silence and devotion.
Then in 2014, something extraordinary happened.
During a trance session, unexpectedly — uninvited, in the most sacred sense — the Goddess arrived fully in Sally's body. She declared herself to be Goddess Isis. She told Sally she had been her priestess across multiple lifetimes.
From that moment, the Lady of Avalon, Goddess Isis, and many other aspects of the Goddess have spoken through Sally in full trance mediumship.
This is not a recent development. This is not a brand.
This is 40+ years of devotion, lived on the sacred land itself, in authentic lineage with the Goddess of Avalon.
When you join the Lady of Avalon Mystery School, you are not subscribing to content.
You are stepping into a living transmission that has been building — across this lifetime and others — for longer than either of us can measure.