Great Pyramid &
Sphinx |
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1. Wednesday, February
11 Depart New York City's JFK airport in the early evening. In
flight over night.
Connect from your home airport to New York City's JFK airport. Our international
flight departs early evening for Cairo. During the overnight flight you
can rest, relax, snooze, and perhaps dream about your upcoming sacred
journey.
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Maat, the Neter of Truth
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Day 2. Thursday, February
12. (D) Overnight Giza.
We arrive Cairo International Airport at noon. After passing through Immigration,
we claim our luggage, go through Customs, and exit the terminal to meet
our Tour Director. We board our private motorcoach for our transfer to our
elegant hotel in Giza, near the Great Pyramid and Sphinx. Check in and settle
into your room to rest and relax.
In the later afternoon we gather for our group Introductory Meeting and
our first meditation. As we begin connecting with the powerful energies
that have drawn us here, we'll spend time exploring the energies of Maat,
the Neter of Truth, Justice and Universal Order: Maat is depicted as a woman
wearing a crown surmounted by a huge ostrich feather. Her name translates
as "that which is straight." it implies anything that is true,
ordered, or balanced. A very ancient goddess, together with her consort
Thoth (Djehuti), they charted the daily course of the sun God Ra. She is
sometimes called the 'Eye of Ra' or the 'Daughter of Ra'. In meditation,
one might ask Her to bring the balance and order needed. To help us let
go of beliefs and non-truths that that cloud our best and highest good in
life. To help us chart safely and effortlessly during this sacred journey
here in ancient Khemit ("the Black Land"). Afterwards we enjoy
our Welcome Dinner, a buffet of traditional Egyptian cuisine, at the hotel.
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Sekhmet - Holy of
Holies
Karnak Temple
Luxor Temple at Night |
Day 3. Friday, February
13. (B) Overnight Luxor. AM: Transfer
to airport; flight to Luxor; arrive and transfer to hotel. Lunch on your
own. PM: Karnak Temple, with Sekhmet Chapel & visit to perfumery.
Dinner on your own. Later Evening: Luxor Temple.
After breakfast we check out of
the hotel and transfer to the airport for our short flight to Luxor, a
modern city that stands on the site of the ancient city of Waset, which
became known as Thebes in dynastic times. Today it draws millions of visitors
yearly, as it's considered to be the largest open-air museum in the world!
Arrive and transfer to our hotel. Free time. Lunch on your own. After
lunch, we travel by motorcoach to the incomparable Sekhmet Chapel, located
in the Temple of Ptah. Sekhmet is one of the oldest of the Neters. Her
name means "Mighty One" or "Powerful One" and is derived
from the Egyptian word 'Sekhem', which means "power" or "might".
She was the patroness of physicians, surgeons and healers. Because of
Her power, She is sometimes portrayed only in a negative way. This could
be due to the legends of how She, as the destructive Eye of Ra, was sent
forth to punish humanity for its mockery of Her Father, Ra. As the counterpart
of the cat goddess Bast, they represent a duality of good and evil; yet
Sekhmet herself is portrayed as having both good and evil sides. Her qualities
as Healer, Mother and Protector are often overlooked by traditional Egyptology.
Sekhmet's black granite statues show Her standing with a scepter in the
shape of the papyrus, heraldic plant of Lower Egypt. As with the Goddess
Isis, Sekhmet seems to have recently been reinvented, and to some people
She has become the symbol of the modern woman. She is still approached
as a healer, bringer of justice and as a guardian or protector, but the
emphasis has shifted so that She has transformed from what was almost
a force of chaos into an icon of immanent female power. During our Sacred
Ceremony we'll connect with the powerfully protective Unconditional Love
of the Mother that Sekhmet embodies, as well as Her transformative energy
that destroys the ego to bring you into alignment with your Higher Self.
During our meditation time, one might ask if She will enfold you in Her
loving arms and bless you with an initiation that will gift you increased
empowerment of the Divine Feminine in your Being!
Afterwards, during our guided visit to the main areas of
the largest columned temple in the world, we'll explore the Temple of
Amun. One of ancient Egypt's most complex theologies was the worship surrounding
Amun, and later, Amun-Re. Amun represented absolute holiness, and in this
regard, he was different then any other Egyptian deity. He was so holy
that He remained independent of the created universe. He was associated
with the air as an invisible force, which facilitated His growth as a
supreme deity. As the Egyptian creator deity par excellence, He was self-created
and was thus hidden from humanity. However, the addition of "Re"
to His name revealed Him. Re was the common Egyptian term for the sun,
thus making Him visible. Hence, Amun-Re combined within Himself the two
opposites of divinity, the hidden and the revealed. The consort of Amun-Re
was Mut, the mother goddess. She was originally a local goddess from the
delta area, but became a national goddess during the New Kingdom. She
was associated with the vulture. This link between vultures and motherhood
led to her name being the ancient Egyptian word for mother - mut. The
vulture mother and her child remain closely bonded together. Pairing,
bonding, protecting, loving are essential attributes associated with a
vulture. Because of its immense size and power and its ability to sore
high up in the sky, the vulture is considered to be nearer to God. Also,
the wide wingspan of a vulture denotes all-encompassing love and protection
for its infants. The vulture will defend her young against all odds, using
force if necessary. All these qualities inspired the imagination of the
ancient Egyptians, as they adopted what seemed to them at the time to
be motherly qualities, the qualities of protecting and nurturing their
young, and applied them to the vulture as the symbol of the mother. As
Amen became the god of the pharaohs, Mut became their symbolic mother
and was identified with the queens. Their adopted son was Khonsu, the
moon god, and the three were worshiped as a triad in Thebes at Karnak.
In the Holy of Holies,you have the opportunity during meditation to tune
into the masculine principle of Amun, the Hidden One, and the feminine
principle of Mut, the Mother Goddess, to take them in to your Self for
balance and harmony.
We then visit the Festival Hall of Tuthmosis III, where some Rosacrucians
believe their spiritual tradition originated. Some researchers indicate
that it was here where Tuthmosis III reorganized the ancient Mystery Schools
of Thoth and founded the Royal School of the Master Craftsmen, which came
to be known as the Great White Brotherhood. Take a few quiet minutes to
invite in the energies of this ancient Order that still exists on the
higher planes today, and receive any messages that might be bestowed upon
you.
At the Sacred Lake, walk slowly around it, in a silent meditation to invite
in the energies of purification. What do you need to purify? Give it symbolically
to the waters, knowing that it will be taken in and transmuted.
We return later to our hotel or an optional visit to a perfumery. Dinner
on your own and a later evening visit to The Luxor Temple. for a guided
visit with Vivian to explore and connect with the ancient energies of
this magnificent temple under the stars.
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Abydos - place of
Flower of Life
Temple of Nut at
Dendera |
Day 4.
Saturday, February 14 (B/L/D) Overnight
Cruise Ship. Full
Day Motor Coach to Abydos and Dendera, with box lunch. Return to Luxor
and board Cruise Ship.
We leave early morning in our private
convoy and head for Abydos and Dendera.
Abydos, cradle of the oldest dynasties
and the holy city dedicated to Osiris, Neter of Renewal and Wholeness.
Ancient Egyptians were required to make a pilgrimage here at least once
in their lifetimes; today we make ours!
We will have a long and thorough visit with our Egyptologist Vivian to
the various rooms that are temples to the Neters, with some of the most
well preserved colors on the walls in all of Egypt. One of the highlights
of our visit will be to the mysterious Osireion, built with gigantic stones
not found anywhere else in Egypt. Built with no mortar, this powerful
building resembles many of the other ancient megalithic sites around the
world, more than it does those in Egypt. On one of the pillars in the
temple we will see the ancient symbol of the Flower of Life. We'll explore
the meaning of this symbol with, according to Sacred Geometry, is the
building block of all life! As well as who painted it on the pillar here,
another mystery to unravel!
On our way back to Luxor, we stop
at Dendera, the magnificent temple dedicated to the Neter Hathor. She
was venerated in very ancient times and became the Neter of Motherhood,
with titles such as "The Great Cow Who Protects Her Child" and
"Mistress of the Sanctuary of Women". Her priests and priestesses
were oracles who predicted the fate of the newborn; as well, they were
also the midwives who delivered them. As the Protectress of Dance, Hathor
was associated with percussive music, in particular the sistrum. Her traditional
votive offering was two mirrors, the better with which to see both Her
beauty and your own. Her head was used to decorate sistrums and mirrors.
She was also the Neter of Joy who was deeply loved by the general population.
She was very revered by women, who aspired to embody her multifaceted
role as wife, mother, and lover. Her worship was so popular that more
festivals were dedicated to her honor than any other Egyptian deity, and
more children were named after Her than any other.
The name Dendera is a Greek transliteration
of the Egyptian Enet-t-neter ("Home of the Goddess"). Also known
as "the Lourdes of ancient Egypt", in ancient times the temple
was a healing center and sacred place of initiation into the mysteries
of male/female balance and sensual love. Hathor's priestesses and priests
offered miraculous cures, practicing all types of magical and psychological
therapies. During your time at Her temple, in Her role as the great Goddess
of Earthly Love and Healing, Hathor will bestow upon you the energies
that will take you deeper into unconditional love.
Hathor held titles such as "The
Great Cow Who Protects Her Child" and "Mistress of the Sanctuary
of Women". Her priests and priestesses were oracles who predicted
the fate of the newborn; as well, they were also the midwives who delivered
them. As the Protectress of Dance, Hathor was associated with percussive
music, in particular the sistrum. Her traditional votive offering was
two mirrors, the better with which to see both Her beauty and your own.
Her head was used to decorate sistrums and mirrors. She was also the Neter
of Joy who was deeply loved by the general population. She was very revered
by women, who aspired to embody her multifaceted role as wife, mother,
and lover. Her worship was so popular that more festivals were dedicated
to her honor than any other Egyptian deity, and more children were named
after Her than any other.
In the Crypt we'll explore some
of the controversial theories about the amazing panels on the walls. Do
the light-bulb like objects (Crooke's Tubes) represent an ancient technology
of electricity, or some other form of energy known to and utilized by
the ancient Khemetians? Or, are they symbols esoteric teachings about
spiritual evolution? In ancient times entrance into these underground
chambers was limited to only the highest initiates, as the wall panels
contain very esoteric information pertaining to alchemy, prehistory, and
ancient wisdom. Here, in the transformational energies of this sacred
site, we'll experience an Initiation into the Greater Mysteries of the
Divine Feminine. In one of the upper rooms we'll view the replica of the
famous Dendera Zodiac, the only complete working Zodiac that survives
from antiquity! (The original one resides in the Louvre Museum in Paris.)
The zodiac is referred to by many researchers who have studied it for
years as "intentional art", a work of sacred art deliberately
encoded with information. It's one of the most well-known sacred calendric
artifacts in the world, on the level of Stonehenge and the Aztec calendar.
Showing the positions of the stars and planets as they would have been
seen at 50BCE, it nevertheless projects its messages forward to 2216 CE!
Afterwards we'll visit the Mammisi or Per Sa (House of Breath of Life,
or Birth), where women went to give birth, with the Priestesses of Hathor
as midwives. Here you can connect with Hathor as the Divine Midwife during
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Queen Hatshepsut's
Temple |
Day 5. Sunday, February
15. (B/L/D) Overnight Cruise Ship.
Early AM: Optional Tour: Hot Air Balloon Trip, AM: Valley of
the Kings and Hatshepsut's Temple. Return to cruise ship. PM: Sail to
Edfu.
Optional Hot Air Balloon Trip that
leaves early morning and soars over Luxor. Beautiful sailing high and
low along the belt that divides the red from the black land.
We depart in the morning to the
Necropolis of Thebes, along the West Bank of the Nile. In the Valley of
the Kings we explore the Mysteries of Death and Resurrection as we visit
ancient tombs of the pharaohs, vibrant with scenes of ancient daily life
and esoteric teachings about the afterlife. It is here that King Tut lies
(if not on tour).
The next stop is Queen Hatshepsut's
magnificent Temple to Amun at Der el Bahari. The 5th Pharaoh of the18th
dynasty, Hatshepsut or Maatkare ("Truth is the Soul of the Sun God")
was of one of the most famous of the few handful of the female Pharaohs.
Her mortuary temple, Djeser Djeseru ("Splendor of Splendors"),
is one of the most dramatically situated in the world and was designed
by her architect Senenmut. We visit the Birth Colonnade, the Anubis Chapel,
the Punt Colonnade, the Chapel of Hathor and the Upper Terrace, where
the Sanctuary of Hatshepsut and the Sanctuary of Amun are located. Find
an out-of-the-way area to sit and meditate for a few minutes to connect
with the energies of this remarkable Pharaoh, inviting in the Divine Feminine.
Lunch aboard the cruise ship where
we enjoy our launch off to Edful. Enjoy time this afternoon as we sail
on the Nile's sacred waters, blessed by Hapi, God of the Nile. Take some
time to sit up on the upper deck, enjoy the cool breeze and warm sun,
and maybe even take a dip in the swimming pool. |
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Ancient Khemit (The
Black Land) |
Day 6. Monday, February
16. (B/L/D) Overnight Cruise Ship.
AM: Edfu. PM: Kom Ombo. Arrive Aswan.
After an early breakfast we depart
for our morning visit to Edfu Temple, dedicated to Horus, son of Isis
and Osiris, the falcon-headed Neter who is the symbol of the Higher Self.
The temple complex is one of the finest examples of Ptolemaic art in Egypt
and perhaps one of the best preserved of the entire ancient world. We
will explore the various temples with our Egyptologist, viewing the richly
decorated important scenes related to the divinities associated with the
cult of Horus: Osiris, Isis, Sokar, and Khonsu.
Return to cruise ship for lunch.
Free time in the afternoon to enjoy sailing. In the early evening we round
a bend in the Nile and behold Kom Ombo, a magnificent edifice of energy-filled
ruins overlooking the river. Our visit will take us through this famous
dual temple dedicated to the Neters Sobek and Haoeris, (Horus the Elder),
an early form of Horus. You will have meditation time to receive your
initiation to balance the Light & Dark within yourself. Call upon
Sobek to help you to overcome an fears that are keeping your from uniting
with the energies of Horus, symbol of your Higher Self.
We return to the cruise ship for
dinner on board and sail to Aswan, where we arrive late evening. Overnight
Cruise Ship. |
Temple of Hathor at Temple of
Isis
Holy of Holies, Temple of Isis
Nubian Village
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Day 7. Tuesday, February
17. (B) Overnight Aswan. AM: Temple
of Isis & Nubian Museum. Disembark; transfer to Movenpick Hotel and
check in. Lunch on your own. PM: Free time or Optional Tour:
Elephantine Island and Nubian home next door to the hotel. Dinner on your
own.
After an early breakfast we depart
to the Island of Agilkia, the small island where the temples that were
on the Island of Philae were moved to when the Aswan High Dam was completed
in 1970. The name Philae comes from the ancient Egyptian word Pilak, meaning
“the remote place.” This southernmost site in Egypt was the
last outpost of the 4,000 year-old ancient Egyptian spiritual tradition
that venerated Isis, the Neter of Healing and Magic, wife/sister of Osiris,
and mother of Horus.
Isis may be the oldest deity in
Egypt, and certainly the oldest to survive in much the same form as in
ancient times. She may also be the most important, as She was worshipped
almost universally by all Egyptians. As the major Goddess of the Egyptian
pantheon, with many of the same attributes of other Mother Goddesses found
all over the world, She was revered as the great protector, prayed to
for guidance, and beseeched for peace in the world. Her Egyptian name
was Auset, which meant "female of throne", i.e. Queen of the
Throne. In the matriarchal and matrilineal Khemetian culture, the woman
was the power behind the throne. During the Greco-Roman period, this sacred
island was the main cult center of Isis. Her worship lasted here until
the 6th century CE, when it was outlawed by the Emperor Justinian. Though
it died out here, Her influence spread to Greece and Rome and on throughout
Europe. Some researchers believe that the Black Madonnas were representations
of Isis and Her son Horus.
We'll enter the Temple of Isis,
where we visit Her shrine in the Holy of Holies, as Her priestesses and
priests did in ancient times. Isis bestows upon us a sacred Initiation
into Divine Mysteries, supporting us to develop our healing powers for
any new projects that we're bringing into manifestation, as well as to
connect with Her Unconditional Love of the Divine Feminine. Afterwards
we have a guided visit to the various areas of the temple with our Egyptologist,
then free time to explore on your own.
On the way home, we will stop at
the recently opened Nubian Museum. A beautiful museum that offers a glimpse
of all the temples that were moved during the building (and subsequent
flooding) of the Aswan Dam.
Return to the hotel. Enjoy the spa
and dinner on your own.
Optional Tour: Visit spectacular
Elephantine Island, named for the Greek word meaning 'elephant'. The more
common name for the city by ancient Egyptians was Sehel, which also meant
'elephant'. The name describes the city's function as a gate to the South,
since elephants were basically brought from the south towards Nubia. Here
we will explore the ancient Temple of Khnum, the main cult center of the
ram-headed creator god. Khnum was the Neter of fertility, water and the
Great Potter who created children and their ka (the double that lingered
on in the tomb inhabiting the body or even statues of the deceased, but
was also independent of the body and could move, eat and drink at will),
at their conception. Khnum is believed by some experts to have been a
pre-dynastic god. He was the guardian of the source of the Nile, and was
originally a Nile god who became a helper of Hapi. Then his role changed
from the river god to the one who made sure that the right amount of silt
was released into the water during the Nile's annual inundation. He worked
with the silt, the soil that the ancient potters used, and thus became
the great potter who not only molded men and women, but who molded the
gods themselves and even the world. We'll take time for meditation, during
which you'll receive an Empowerment Initiation from Khnum.
We'll see a huge granite shrine, yet another smoking gun for advanced
machining techniques used by the ancient Egyptians! We can also surmise
what natural catastrophe in the distant past could have knocked this huge
box over on its side. Time allowing, we will also visit both the old and
new museums, which are full of many interesting artifacts, including a
mummified ram of Khnum.
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Day 8. Wednesday, February
18. (B) Overnight Aswan. AM: Flight
to Abu Simbel. Return to hotel. Lunch on your own. PM: Rest, free time
or visit to the marketplace with Vivian. Dinner on your own.
This morning we travel by motorcoach
to the local airport to fly and visit the temples at Abu Simbel, accompanied
by our Egyptologist. Located near the southern border of Egypt with Sudan.
The Great Temple is dedicated to Ramesses II and Queen Nefertari, the
love of his life. The temple's facade is dominated by four enormous seated
statues of the Pharaoh, each over 67 feet high. The temples were shifted
to higher ground in the 1960s as the waters of Lake Nasser began to rise
following completion of the Aswan High Dam. Return to Aswan, lunch on
your own. There is an internet cafe in Aswan, a great bookstore and a
wonderful marketplace. |
Inside Mohammed Ali Mosque
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Day 9. Thursday, February
19. (B/L) Overnight Giza. AM: Transfer
to airport; flight to Cairo. PM: Lunch at restaurant near the museum.
Visit to Cairo Museum & Mohammed Ali Mosque. Check in at Sofitel Sphinx
Hotel in Giza. Dinner on your own.
We travel by plane back to Cairo
and board a motorcoach. After lunch at a local restaurant, we visit The
Citadel that was for 700 years the strategic stronghold for Cairo, overlooking
the city, and easy to defend. In it there are some museums, palaces, and
three mosques, including The Mohammed Ali Mosque, or Alabaster Mosque,
one of Cairo's most famous landmarks. Later visit the Cairo Museum with
our Egyptologist for a look at much of the contents in King Tut's tomb
along with many other extraordinary antiquities. |
The Spinx
resting at the "Hospital"
Step Pyramid
Red Pyramid |
Day
10. Friday, February 20. (B/L) Overnight
Giza. AM: Giza Plateau: Valley
Temple of the Sphinx; View Sphinx from causeway; visit to Great Pyramid
(no entry). Lunch at restaurant near Sakkara. PM: Red Pyramid & Sakkara.
Optional Camel Ride. Return to hotel. Dinner on your own.
After breakfast we
depart for our morning on the Giza Plateau. First we visit the Valley
Temple of the Sphinx. With its alabaster floor and gigantic block walls,
its unique construction makes this amazing structure an absolute wonder
of engineering! With its distinctive architectural style, it's among the
oldest stone buildings in Egypt, if not the world. The only other known
parallels in Egypt are the Sphinx Temple right next to it, and the mysterious
Osirion at Abydos, in Upper Egypt. What is so remarkable about its construction
is the sheer size of the stones used, as well as the incredible number
of them. The square-built temple is built entirely of hundreds of limestone
blocks, many of which exceed 200 tons each (the equivalent of nearly 300
family-sized cars). What is also astounding is that the builders lifted
these huge stones to heights of over 40 feet - higher than the largest
sarsen stones at Stonehenge, which only weigh 50 tons each. Egyptologists
have confirmed by rock strata analysis that the huge limestone megaliths
used in the construction of the Valley Temple came from the trench excavated
from the bedrock by the builders of the Sphinx. Since geologist Dr. Robert
Schoch of Boston University has proved that the Sphinx is at least 8,000
years old, the two monuments must have been built at the same time. However,
the Wisdom Keeper tradition holds the opinion that both are over 32,000
years old and were built by the ancient Khemitians using ancient machining
techniques that are still unknown to engineers today! They also believe
that the Valley Temple was used for sound healing. With its alabaster
floors and rounded-off stones used in the corners of the building, the
acoustics are definitely incredible. We'll investigate this phenomenon.
Then we'll view the Sphinx, or Tefnut, as she is known by the Wisdom Keepers.
Tefnut was a lunar Neter of moisture, humidity and water. She was also
a solar Neter who was connected with the sun and dryness, i.e. as the
absence of moisture. Her name is related to water - tf is the root of
the words for "spit" and "moist". Her name translates
to "She of Moisture". She was the daughter of the creator god
Ptah, as was sometimes known as the "Tongue of Ptah", denoting
her creative force. She was the mother of the twin sky and the earth deities
Nut and Geb, who were in turn the parents of Osiris, Isis, Nepthys, and
Set. Tefnut was generally shown as a woman with a lion's head, or as a
full lioness. From the causeway beside Her, we'll connect with Tefnut
through individual meditation, making our connections and asking Her to
guide us on our initiatory journey.
We head by motor coach
out of Cairo for lunch at one of the local traditional restaurants in
the area, then we're off for our afternoon visit to Sakkara, named by
the Greeks after Sokar, Neter of The West, the direction or path the soul
takes when leaving the body at "death" or at its "Westing".
Traditional Egyptology sites the area as the earliest necropolis, or burial
place, for the Pharaohs and royalty of the Memphis area. With its Old
Kingdom pyramids and the famous Step Pyramid, its believed to have been
constructed about-2630 BCE by Imhotep, architect to King Djoser of the
3rd Dynasty. Some experts believe this to be the world's oldest freestanding
stone structure. The indigenous tradition teaches that Sakkara was a Khemetian
site in prehistory, and one where sound was used for healing and the transformation
of consciousness. We'll visit the area known to the Wisdom Keepers as
the "Hospital", where we'll experience its ancient and powerful
transformational energies during our last sound healing initiation of
the day.
Later that afternoon,
we head to Dashur and Sakkara to connect with their true purpose. Dashur,
located on the southern border of Bu Wizzer, the ancient Khemetian name
for this area which means "Land of Osiris", features the Red
Pyramid and Bent Pyramid - Per Neters built out of limestone and granite
to function as energy devices. During our time in the Red Pyramid we'll
experience the acoustic harmonic resonance of the structure by using our
voices to intone the sacred frequencies, as the priests and priestesses
did in ancient times. Once it's enlivened, this powerful energy system
will support your initiatory journey you to deeper places inside yourself.
Time allowing, we'll
visit the Bent Pyramid (no entrance), built in the distant past from locally
quarried limestone. The bend in the construction of the outer surface
produces two different sound frequencies, and thus two different energies.
Egyptology says it was built by the Pharaoh Sneferu. The Wisdom Keepers
believe it was built by the ancient Khemtians, and that the name Sneferu
was not the name of any person, but rather that it translates as "double
harmony", thus indicating its purpose as a device to produce energy.
As we make our way through this amazing area, focus to receive the ancient
energies into your heart, through your mind, in the way of the ancient
Khemitians and the later Egyptians who believed the heart was in the mind.
Return to the hotel.
Dinner on your own.
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Optional Camel Ride
Initiation Coffer in King's
Chamber of Great Pyramid. Orbs all around |
Day 11. Saturday, February
21. (B/D) Overnight Giza. AM: Free
time. Lunch on your own. PM: Private Entrance into Great Pyramid. Farewell
Dinner at the hotel.
After breakfast, you have time this
morning to visit some of the other structures on the Giza Plateau, such
as the Solar Boat, rediscovered in 1954 by Kamal el-Mallakh. Undisturbed
since it was sealed into a pit carved out of the Giza bedrock over 5,000
years previously, it was built of cedar planking and has been reconstructed
from more than 1200 pieces. Other options are the three small pyramids
to the east of the Great Pyramid, which traditional Egyptology states
were built for the wives and mother of Khufu. There are also excellently
preserved tombs in this area, which can be entered and explored by giving
a bit of baksheesh (tips) to the local guards. Lunch on your own.
In the late afternoon we enter the
Great Pyramid (private entrance for our group ONLY!). As we climb up through
the Ascending Passage and the Grand Gallery. Here you may see Orbs - Light
Beings, energy, what are they? We enter the King's Chamber for our Closing
Meditation and Initiation in the Higher Light Frequencies, a powerful
ascension experience! In our private space away from crowds of tourists,
you will experience the ancient spiritual energies that are still palpable
in this enigmatic edifice. Take this auspicious opportunity to connect
with the Spirit of the Indwelling Neters in your Soul. Depending on the
group size and allotted time, each person will be able to lie in the granite
coffer, or initiation box for private meditation. Also, as part of our
group meditation we will focus on harnessing the incredibly powerful transformative
energies that are innate in the pyramid, to send peace, love and healing
to all people on our planet.
We return to the hotel. Take time
to rest, relax, and integrate before our traditional Egyptian Farewell
Dinner at the hotel.
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Day 12. Sunday, February
22. (B) AM: Morning Transfer to Cairo airport. Assistance checking
in for international flight to the USA. We arrive back in the afternoon
of the same day. Clear immigration, baggage claim and cusoms. Your're home.
(or reconnect with flight to your home city). |
