My Son, Ikhnaton

My Son, Ikhnaton contains much previously unknown information regarding the life of the Egyptian Pharaoh, Ikhnaton. The story is told through the eyes of his mother, Queen Tiye. During Ann Ree Colton's daily meditation one day, quite unexpectedly, she began to recall in vivid detail the life and times of Ikhnaton, who lived about 1300 years before the birth of Christ. Ikhnaton was unique among Pharaohs because of his belief in one God, and he was the first national leader in the history of the world to practice non-violence as a means of preserving his nation, its peoples, and its ideals. His love for art and architecture were reflected in the Golden City he sought to build in Upper Egypt. Ikhnaton was a forerunner-soul whose story will open many new doors to understanding a dynamic former era and its contributions to modern times.

Ann Ree Colton was born in Atlanta, Georgia on August 17, 1898. Beginning in early childhood, her life bore testimony to her extraordinary spiritual gifts and aptitudes. She began her life as a spiritual teacher in her twenties, and served as a teacher of the higher life for over sixty years. Her spiritual aptitudes were many: she was a prophet, clairvoyant, cosmos disciple, spiritual teacher and healer, author of 23 books on spiritual subjects, lecturer, counselor, creative artisan, and an adept articulate in the inner mysteries.

Ann Ree's teaching and life exemplify the versatile gifts available to the spiritual initiate under Christ. Her legacy includes not only the memory of her magnificently gracious spirit, her personal spiritual attainments, books, and creations, but a path or method known as the system of Niscience, through which sincere seekers on the Path may also recover and increase the treasures of their souls. Ann Ree co-founded the Ann Ree Colton Foundation of Niscience, Inc. with her husband, Jonathan Murro. She passed from the physical world on June 28, 1984.

Ann Ree Colton represented a prototype ahead of her time, a prototype versatile in the gifts of the Spirit, who manifested the inner and outer marriages of East and West, masculine and feminine, science and religion, the practical and the spiritual.