Egypt: A Journey of Remebering

Our first temple visit is to Philae Temple of Isis. This temple sits between land and water, and many people feel it immediately in the body. Philae holds a steady feminine presence that supports remembrance, continuity, and a sense of connection that moves beyond time.

We’ll move through the temple slowly, allowing space for the body and subtle field to respond naturally. This visit helps establish relationship with the land and with Egypt itself, setting the tone for how we’ll travel through the rest of the journey.

After our time at the temple, we’ll explore traditional Egyptian essence oils and local spices, including Blue Lotus. This offers a sensory way of connecting with the intelligence of the land through scent, breath, and direct experience.

Nubian Village | Living Culture and Everyday Life

Later in the day, we’ll visit a Nubian village along the Nile. This offers a connection to the living culture of the region through homes, schools, markets, and daily life.

This time is about grounding Egypt not only as an ancient civilization, but as a place that is alive now. The warmth and simplicity of Nubian culture provides an important counterbalance to the depth of the temple work.

As we travel north along the Nile, we arrive at Kom Ombo, the only double temple in Egypt. This temple is devoted to two complementary currents, Sobek and Horus, and is built as a mirror structure, with twin entrances, halls, and sanctuaries.

Kom Ombo carries a strong teaching around balance and integration. It brings awareness to the ways different forces coexist within us and how harmony is created not by choosing one over the other, but by allowing both to be present and properly aligned. Many people feel this temple activates a deeper understanding of inner balance, especially as it relates to power, instinct, clarity, and discernment.

We’ll spend time here sensing how these dual currents move through the body and subtle field, allowing insight to arise through direct experience rather than interpretation.

We continue north to Edfu, home to the Temple of Horus. This temple carries a clear, focused energy that many people feel immediately. Horus represents perception and the ability to see with clarity and precision.

Time here supports the sharpening of inner sight and intuitive awareness. As we spend time in the temple, perception often feels more organized and coherent, helping insight arise in a way that feels clean and trustworthy.

Edfu helps integrate what has been opened earlier in the journey, allowing remembrance to settle into clarity and a stronger sense of direction.

We complete our time on the Nile and disembark in Esna, traveling onward to Luxor. This marks an important transition in the journey, moving from the flow of the river into the inward-facing landscape of the West Bank.

Our first visits here are to the Ramesseum and Deir el-Medina. These sites offer a grounded and revealing entry into the West Bank, bridging monumental architecture with the human lives that shaped it.

At the Ramesseum, I had a profound recognition of how the ancients related to their star families and cosmic origins. This was also where I first became aware of specific markings in the stone that indicate Star Gates - place to communicate directly with our star families. Time here invites a deeper sensing of how Earth and cosmic intelligence were understood as part of the same continuum.

Deir el-Medina, the village of the artisans who built the royal tombs, brings a different perspective. It highlights devotion, precision, and the lived experience behind the temples and sacred spaces. Together, these sites reveal how cosmic knowledge, craftsmanship, and daily life were deeply intertwined.

This day supports a shift from outward movement into inner terrain. It prepares us for the deeper initiatory spaces of Luxor by grounding the journey in lineage, remembrance, and the continuity between Earth-based life and the larger cosmic field.

Crossing to the West Bank marks a turning inward in the journey. This side of the Nile has long been associated with transition, lineage, and the inner landscapes of consciousness. The energy here invites reflection, integration, and a deeper relationship with what has been activated throughout the journey.

We’ll spend time in the Valley of the Kings, moving through spaces created for initiation, passage, and continuity beyond the physical lifetime. Many people experience this as a place where soul memory and inner knowing become more accessible, not through intensity, but through quiet recognition.

We’ll also visit Temple of Hatshepsut, a site that carries a strong feminine presence rooted in authority, wisdom, and alignment. This temple supports a felt sense of sovereignty and embodiment, especially in how inner knowing is lived and expressed in the world.

Time on the West Bank allows the depth of the journey to settle, helping memory, insight, and activation integrate into a more unified sense of self before we begin the final phase of our time in Egypt.

We return to Cairo by flight from Luxor, transitioning from our time along the Nile back into the broader field of the city. This day is designed as a reorientation, with time to settle and integrate before moving into the final phase of the journey.

In the afternoon, we’ll visit the Grand Egyptian Museum. This visit offers context and continuity, helping weave together what we’ve experienced in the land with the historical and cultural lineage of Egypt. It’s an opportunity to place the journey within a wider arc and to allow understanding to organize naturally.

We venture into some of Egypt's most mystically significant sites. At Saqqara, we'll explore the Step Pyramid of Djoser and beautifully preserved nobles' tombs. The highlight will be the enigmatic Serapeum, where we'll have the rare opportunity to touch massive ancient sarcophagi and attune to their powerful energetic frequencies in the cool underground tunnels.

We then continue to Dahshur to witness the Bent Pyramid and Red Pyramid. For those who wish, there's an optional opportunity to enter one of these less-visited pyramids and experience its unique energy in an intimate setting.