Reflections into Egypt Part 2

Following on from Part 1 of Reflections into Egypt, I have to admit that, with the integrations deepening in significance and meaning every week, I have become more acutely aware of just how VAST the downloads on such a mission can be, and how slow it can be to assimilate such (although that may just be this slow coach, auditory-digital/kinaesthetic learner that I tend to be)

Visiting over 17 sacred ancient sites in a country like Egypt over a short period of time can be overwhelming on a very real and on an unconscious level, but it is also extremely exhilarating, FUN, enchanting, beautiful and spiritually enriching on every level.

I am keenly more understanding of the reasons why so many spiritual teachers and experts I know do not want to return, citing the country as hectic with very strong and sometimes dark energy. Whilst this may be TRUE, especially when one attempts to be a graceful tourist and allow for the proverbial wool to be pulled over one’s eyes, which can be an easy mistake if one is not alert, centred and ‘hustle fit’, I am going to tell you just WHY we plan to do this again next year.

Egypt can be a hard country, and whilst it is steeped in ancient wisdom, that feels somewhat mired by thousands of years of pillaging and power battles, with some of their best remaining cultural artefacts serving as sore reminders of a heritage long lost and forgotten to those who abide there (most in adverse poverty and reeking of desperation to the point of bullying gentle tourists if given half a chance) .

Personally, even though I had experts facilitating the sourcing of my guides, I had to fire two guides before I found those who are open to and aware of the ‘unofficial’ versions of Egyptian History, those gifted and passionate historians who are capable of entertaining the idea that the ‘truth’ we have been forced to consume, may be missing some crucial information pivotal to awakening the weary traveller.

Gracefully these well versed experts are curious enough to open their minds to the intergalactic evidence hidden in plain sight, and engage in more meaningful explorations of the sacred sites we are visiting.

As common to most parts of the modern world, there is an ‘official story’ about ancient sites and history, that has been indoctrinated into the masses, and which guides and experts who are held accountable to it, with a sense of apathy and foreboding for those wishing to dig a little under the surface into the mystical and spiritual symbolism indicating repeated cycles throughout the millennia, and within which we can find evidence and clues to a far more powerful subtle realm of spiritual history and empowerment.

Pic of Ramses 3rd at the Grand Egyptian Museum

As such we were taken far from the madding crowd and afforded some spectacular private access and exposure to the hidden realms of Egyptian mythology, to explore on an experiential level their relevance to us as a species today, during the final throws of transitioning into the Aquarian Age.

Just like any spiritual adventure, we must remain aware of the fact that whilst many people see only the fruit of the quest, whether it be in the form of glamorous social media pictures or in-depth meaningful recitations like this one, the journeys into the sacred spaces, can be very challenging, in exactly the fashion that the individual needs at that time.

Egypt being a place of EXTREMES, can make those journeys even more rigorous and challenging, such that one may miss the gems that are sitting right under our noses when we get to our destinations all ‘Hustled out’ so to speak.

Having a daily practice to centre, ground and meditate, opens us up to be able to drop through layers of time, and sensitise to the subtle realms, such that we are far more discerning about what we take on as the ‘Truth’. In those states of Presence, the awe and wonder of these ancient civilisations seems to glitter more, as the gems of existence become ours to pick and the joys of discovery invite playfulness and genuine fascination!

Being up early and fresh, with yoga and meditation meant that we could get to the sites before the busloads of tourists came through, and remaining centred amidst the chaos of the hustle and bustle of the more popular sites and city markets, left us less vulnerable to those locals who genuinely see tourists as simply bags of money, here today and gone tomorrow.

With Christ Consciousness at the forefront of our thinking, whilst visiting those sacred sites and allowing the Light of Awareness to illuminate and guide us into our explorations of Truth, these missions become way more than a spiritual travel adventure, they become pivotal portals to our Divine activations and explorations of the Infinite All of Everything, otherwise known as God.

As such I am super grateful to the team of experts I set up to support the retreat, the venues that we secured with all my studios having views to die for at our sunrise meditations and yoga, private access to hidden sound healing kiosks and other sacred sites, and the seamless travel arrangements, delightful accommodation, food and guidance. It could not have been better curated, with quiet secluded retreat spaces to withdraw into after busy tourist sites and markets, a peaceful 5-day sail on a Dahabiya down the Nile (stopping at the best temples), and three days on an untouched part of the Red Sea, for pristine diving or snorkelling and deep relaxation for integration, at the end of it.

We could not have wished for more and I am super excited to take YOU with us on the next One!

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