Greetings From Egypt! What We’ve Learned So Far

We are only partway through this sacred journey, and already it feels like we’ve lived a lifetime in a few days. What we’ve learned so far is that Egypt doesn’t gently open you. It meets you. It rearranges you. It reminds you of something ancient inside yourself that you forgot you knew.

We’ve already stood before the Great Pyramid – and this weekend we will have our private time inside. Even walking the plateau before that private entry has been profound. The Sphinx stopped us in our tracks. There is a stillness there that feels alive. The Valley Temple felt grounding and solid, like it was stabilizing something in all of us.

And Abydos… Abydos is on another level entirely. There is a purity there, a frequency that feels untouched and eternal. You don’t just visit Abydos, you remember there.

The Valley of the Kings was breathtaking… walking into tombs carved deep into the earth, colors still vibrant after thousands of years. 

Every year it's a remembrance of coming home to these sacred places.

I’ve been doing blessings in very specific, powerful locations, calling in names, intentions, prayers and consciously placing them into the Quantum Field from these sacred sites. And I have to tell you… it has been incredible. Tangible. Emotional. Real. There is something about speaking someone’s name inside these temples that carries a weight and a grace that’s hard to describe. And it’s not too late – I’ll be doing blessings on the second trip as well if you feel called to have your name and intention carried into these spaces.

We had our private time at the Temple of Hathor at Dendara, and the ceremony honestly knocked everybody out. The energy of Hathor – love, beauty, divine feminine power  was overwhelming in the best way. People were in tears. People were silent. People were cracked open. There was a sweetness and a strength in that temple that felt like being held and expanded at the same time. Dawn Hoang has been incredible throughout this journey, grounded, intuitive, and steady, helping hold the field in such a beautiful way.

Total strangers arrive from different countries (one all the way from Australia!), different cities, different backgrounds, different life stories… and two days later they’re hugging, crying, laughing like old souls who’ve known each other forever. It’s one of my favorite things to witness. Egypt accelerates connection. The walls drop fast. The hearts open faster. And suddenly you’re not traveling with a group; you’re traveling with family. It happens every time, and it never stops amazing me. 

And the GEM is finally open! The Grand Egyptian Museum has officially opened its doors, and we were there. Seeing all of King Tut’s treasures displayed together… the gold, the craftsmanship, the intimacy of the personal items… was unbelievably spectacular.

There is something almost surreal about standing in front of pieces you’ve seen in books your whole life and realizing they are real… and you are here.

We’ve also just had so much fun.

Yes, we’re diving into the mysteries of the Great Pyramid and debating ancient technology and consciousness, but we’re also laughing constantly. Camel riding. Inside jokes forming by the hour. This particular group has really  enjoyed shopping… negotiating, discovering treasures, and celebrating their finds like victorious explorers. The food has been wonderful, fresh and abundant.