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Encounter the powerful energies of the sacred sites of Egypt and receive transformative initiations
Entrance
into MENKAURE'S PYRAMID on the Giza Plateau for a sound healing ceremony Visit to the
Crypt at DENDERA for Initiation into the Greater Mysteries TOUR PERSONNEL Featured Speaker & Tour Director: Andrea Mikana-Pinkham Director of Sacred Sites Journeys 
With over 14 years experience in the field of sacred travel,
Andrea has been leading spiritual pilgrimages to EGYPT since 2000.
Shahrzad
is oldest daughter of Egyptian Wisdom Keeper Abd'El Hakim Awyan. Egyptologist 
Vivian has a PhD in Archaeology, with over 16 years experience guiding
groups throughout Egypt.Having worked with Andrea on her spiritual pilgrimages for several years, she has become our Spiritual Sister! Our groups have found her to be extremely knowledgeable at the sites we visit. She is the ultimate professional whose connections and experience will assist us to enter into the sacred places at the temples for our ceremonies and meditations. As well, Vivian is very warm, friendly and helpful to all of our group members, exhibiting the qualites of love, compassion and caring.
(For a more detailed itinerary, scroll down) (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner) Day 1. Wed, April 1. Depart New York's JFK Airport/In flight overnight to Cairo Day 2. Thurs, April 2. Arrive Cairo; Transfer to hotel near the Giza Plateau Group Meeting & Welcome Dinner (D) Overnight Giza. Day 3. Fri, April 3. Giza Plateau: Menkaure's Pyramid & Sphinx, Visit to Perfumery (B) Evening Option: Visit the Awyan home Overnight Giza. Day 4. Sat, April 4. Dashur & Sakkara (B/L) Evening Option: Visit the Awyan home Overnight Giza. Day 5. Sun, April 5. Memphis, Abusir & Abu Ghurob (B/L) Overnight Giza. Day 6. Mon, April 6. Flight to Luxor; Luxor Museum; Visit to the souk (B) Evening Option: Luxor by Night in a Horse-Drawn Carriage Overnight Luxor. Day 7. Tues, April 7. Dendera, including the Crypt & the Mamisi; Radwan Jewelers (B) Evening Option: Luxor Temple Overnight Luxor. Day 8. Wed, April 8. Luxor: Karnak, including Sekhmet Chapel; West Bank: Sunset Camel Ride & Dinner (B/D) Overnight Luxor Day 9.Thurs, April 9. Flight to Aswan; Elephantine Island; Felucca Ride; Dinner/Folklore Show (B/D) Overnight Aswan. Day 10. Fri, April 10. Private Entrance - Temple of Isis; Unfinished Obelisk; Nubian Village (B/L) Overnight Aswan. Day 11. Sat, April 11. Flight to Cairo; Private Engrance - Great Pyramid; Farewell Dinner (B/D) Overnight Giza. Day 12. Sun, April 12. Depart Cairo; Arrive New York City's JFK Airport same day (B) Extension to Sharm El Sheikh on the Red Sea April 12 - 15, 2009 Day 12. Sun, April 12. Flight to Sharm El Sheikh; Free time (B) Overnight Sharm. Day 13. Mon, April 13. Sharm El Sheikh: Free day OR visit St Catherine's Monastery (B) Overnight Sharm. Day 14. Tues, April 14. Flight to Cairo; Free time (B) Overnight Cairo Day 15. Wed, April 15. Depart Cairo; Arrive New York City's JFK Airport same day (B) 
TOUR ITINERARY 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 initiatory journey. What messages from Spirit will it hold? What gifts will you receive that will assist you to deepen your spirituality? Day 2. Thurs, April 2. Arrive Cairo; Group Meeting; Welcome Dinner (D)  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, within walking distance from the Great Pyramid and
Sphinx. Check in. You're here on the Giza Plateau, in the shadow of the Pyramids and
Sphinx! 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 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.
Perhaps your "psychic archaeology" will tap into Her and She will whisper Her Return to the hotel on your own. Lunch and dinner on your own. Or stay in the village and visit the Awyan home and shop with Andrea. You can experience a healing session with Shahrzad or one of the other family members; enjoy the positive transformation that results from receiving energy work from the daughers and sons of Hakim Abd El Awyan of the Wisdom Keepers Tradition. (Suggested donation: $50 per hour.) You can also purchase one-of-a-kind sculptures of the Neters carved from stones from the Giza Plateau by the Awyan sons, artisans of the highest caliber. These powerful initiatory pieces will hold sacred places on your altar for years to come, as they carry both the energy of the Neter of your choice and that of the platueu!
Day
4. Sat, April 4. Dashur & Sakkara: Sound Healing Initiations (B/L) Day
5. Sun, April 5. Full Day at ancient Khemetian Sites: Memphis; Abusir; Abu Ghurob,
including a Stellar Initiation (B/L)
Afterwards we'll
visit the Mamisi 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 private meditation time. 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 in ancient Waset  associated
with Godliness. 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
morning to our hotel. Lunch on your own and some free time to relax. We leave in the later
afternoon and cross to the West Bank for a sunset camel ride,
followed by dinner at a traditional rooftop Egyptian restaurant, with an excellent view of
the stars! Later evening return to the hotel. Overnight Luxor. We'll visit the
ruins of the Temple of Satet, Khnum's female counterpart, the Neter of
the Inundation of the Nile who was depicted as a woman wearing a star on her head
and carrying water jars. She poured out the water into the Nile, thus causing the
inundation each year. She was associated with the star Sirius A (the "Dog Star")
because the inundation coincided each year with the rising of that star. The ancients knew
the inundation as the Night of the Teardrop. They Afterwards we enjoy
one of the great joys of Aswan, a sunset felucca ride to a nearby Nubian
restaurant for dinner, including a folklore show with
Nubian musicians and dancers. Later return to the hotel. Isis may be the
oldest deity in Egypt, and certainly the oldest to survive in much the same form as in the  In the pre-dawn silence, we'll enter the Temple of Isis (private entrance), where we'll welcome Her into Her shrine in the Holy of Holies. As Her priestesses and priests did in ancient times, we'll tie cords in knots to call in Her powerful magic! Then as the sun comes up, we'll offer our heartfelt requests for healing and transformation. She will bestow upon us a sacred Initiation into Her Divine Mysteries, supporting you to develop your healing powers for any new projects that you're bringing into manifestation, as well as to connect with Her Unconditional Love of the Divine Feminine. You will be forever connected with Her! Afterwards we'll explore the various temples during our guided tour, followed by free time to explore on your own.  We return to the mainland, stopping for a brief visit at the Unfinished Obelisk for a gander at this gigantic block of Aswan granite. Was it shaped by hand with copper chisels, as traditional Egyptology tells us? Or was it machined in the distant past by the ancient Khemitians, and NOT carved by hand? Your eyes and intution will tell you the truth!
Note: This itinerary is subject to change due to conditions beyond our control.
 After breakfast we check
out, transfer to the airport, and check in for our flight to Sharm El
Sheikh, on the Sinai peninsula, for relaxation, rejuvenation and fun at the Red Sea!
Arrive and transfer to our hotel. Lunch on your own. Then you have the afternoon free for
some world class diving, snorkeling, windsurfing and other water sports. Or your can go
horseback riding or camel riding. And of course, as always, there's time for a bit of
retail therapy to soothe you! Or take some time to sit on the beach and meditate; the
energies here are very powerful and supportive! Dinner on your own. Overnight Sharm El Sheikh. Day
13. Mon, April 13. Sharm El Sheikh: Free day; Or St. Catherine's Monastery (B) Day
14. Tues, April 14. Return to Cairo; Free time (B) Note: This itinerary is subject to change due to conditions beyond our control.
TESTIMONIALS "Egypt was the most magical and enlightening trip I have been on in the last several years. Andrea's expertise in calling in the energies of the Neters at each site with sacred ceremony made it very easy to accept the healing powers that were offered. The Grand Finale of being in the Great Pyramid for our private closing ceremony is an experience beyond words!" S. Polanco - NC"Andrea Mikana-Pinkham, our Speaker and Tour Conductor, is the best!" N. Freeman - AK " I fail completely with words in attempting to describe the profound and life changing circumstances that occurred in Egypt, and as an aftermath of Egypt. I am still processing and feeling the healing energies of our journey. The journey granted me clarity, courage, release of past wounds, an ability to receive love with a heightened ease and grace, and an expansion of spirit that can only be achieved via real experience." L. McManus - CA "Andrea is an excellent tour director and our Egyptologist was an exceptional guide!" M. Boruch - CA "Our Speaker & Ceremonialist Andrea Pinkham led us successfully through many powerful ceremonies. As our Tour Director she was also very well informed about the different sacred sites we visited. I consider her to be a wonderful friend and enjoyed sharing the experiences with her throughout the tour. Our Egyptologist/Guide Vivian was delightful and informative and very accessible to our constant questioning. Our group coordinator Ashraf was charming and fun and maintained an amazing energy level to keep all of us informed and on track. I'm so happy I met Hakim Awyan and his family, especially Shahrzad." P. Lehman - Albuquerque, NM "What
a wonderful sacred journey it was to Egypt - even more than what I expected! It's truly
one I will never forget. Andrea, you did a phenomenal job!" D.
Colona - MO
TOUR INCLUSIONS Your Sacred Sites Journey to EGYPT Includes:Roundtrip international air from New York City to Cairo All transfers in Egypt 5* hotel accommodations: 5 nights in Giza, 3 nights in Luxor; 2 nights in Aswan, including service charges, taxes & daily breakfast Sightseeing as per itinerary, including all entrance fees Daily breakfast, 3 lunches, 3 dinners, including special Welcome and Farewell Flights in Egypt (Cairo/Luxor, Luxor/Aswan, Aswan/Cairo) Your Extension to Sharm El Sheikh Includes: Roundtrip airfare from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh 4* hotel accommodations: 2 nights in Sharm El Sheikh, 1 night in Cairo, including service charges, taxes & daily breakfast Hotel/airport transfer for international departure Optional Tour: St Catherine's Monastery in the Sinai in air-conditioned motorcoach NOT INCLUDED: - Meals not included, as indicated in the itinerary - Cost to obtain valid passport - Any items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks and telephone calls. Any item not specifically detailed on the SSJ website or the final trip itinerary
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MAIN TOUR (April 1 - 12, 2009): Per Person, double occupancy,
land/international air from New York City$4,049.00 for payments via check or money order OR $4,175.00 for payments via credit card NOTE: You can book the journey as a land only package if you will not be traveling from New York City and would like to book your own international air. If you're interested in this option, please request the LAND ONLY pricing by emailing Andrea at info@SacredSitesJourneys.com Plus: Pre-paid Gratuities: $120.00 for payments via check or money order OR $124.00 for payments via credit card International Air Taxes & Fuel Surcharges: $250.00 for payments via check or money order OR $258.00 for payments via credit card Egypt Tourist Visa: $25.00 for payments via check or money order OR $26.00 for payments via credit card Optional Single Room Supplement: NOTE: This is the additional amount you will pay if you choose to have your own private room throughout the tour. $630.00 for payments via check or money order OR $649.00 for payments via credit card ROOMMATES: Would you like to meet and make a new friend on your journey? If you're not traveling with anyone you know, and would like for SSJ to try to match you up with a suitable roommate, we'll be happy to try to do so. Per our Terms and Conditions, we will hold the registration for the trip open until 30 days before the departure date (or later if possible) in order to try to match you with someone. If by that date we have not been able to do so, you will be responsible to pay for the single supplement. If you would like to be matched with a roommate, please register early. EXTENSION to Sharm El Sheikh on the Red Sea (April 12 - 15, 2009): Per Person, double occupancy $540.00 for payments via check or money order OR $557.00 for payments via credit card Plus: Pre-paid Gratuities: $40.00 for payments via check or money order OR $42.00 for payments via credit card Optional Full Day Tour to St. Catherine's Monastery: $99.00 for payments via check or money order OR $102.00 for payments via credit card Optional Single Room Supplement:
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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 our meditation, ask Her to bring the balance
and order needed so that you can let go of any beliefs holding you back from receiving
that which is for your best and highest good during your sacred initiatory journey here in
ancient Khemit ("the Black Land"). Afterwards we enjoy our Welcome
Dinner, a buffet of traditional Egyptian cuisine, at the hotel. Overnight
Giza.
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 
messages about Her true purpose
in ancient times, as well as the people who carved Her out of the surrounding bedrock!
You also have time this afternoon 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. Overnight Giza.
to take you to deeper places
inside yourself. 
After lunch at one of the local
traditional restaurants in the area, 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. Return to the hotel. Dinner on your own. 
modern name of Egypt is derived. 
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.
We leave early morning in our
private convoy and head for 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.
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! 
After breakfast we begin our time at Karnak
with a visit 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, together 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 She will enfold you in Her loving arms and bless you
with an initiation that will gift you with increased empowerment of the Divine Feminine in
your Being!
. 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 - mwt. 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. Thus
the qualities of a vulture are 
In the afternoon we visit
ancient Elephantine Island, The name is Greek for elephant. In ancient times, the Island,
as well as the town, was called Abu, or Yabu, which also meant elephant. The town was also
called Kom, after Khnum, the principle Neter of the island, which dates back to the pre-dynastic period.
There is evidence that there was a temple here dedicated to Khnum and his consort Satet as
early as 2700 BCE, during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut of the 18th Dynasty. There are several excellent
examples of worked granite that date back to ancient Khemit which could be over 10,000
old. These huge granite shrines (photo on left) could only have been constructed using
advanced machining techniques!
and their ka at their
conception. (The ka was 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.) Khnum is believed by some experts to have been a pre-dynastic god. As such
He was the guardian of the source of the Nile and later became a helper of Hapi, now known
as the Neter of the Nile. 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. 
believed that every year Isis would shed a
single tear, which would be caught by Satet in her jars, then poured into the Nile. We'll take time for meditation
to connect with both Khnum's and Satet's creative energies. Time allowing, we'll also
visit the new museum which is full of many interesting artifacts,
including a mummified ram, the symbol of Khnum. 
This morning is one of
the highlights of our initiatory journey. We depart before dawn 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. 
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. 
We then depart via our
private boat to a Nubian Village located downriver on the Nile, out of
Aswan and away from the city. We first stop at a peaceful beach where we can swim and
enjoy our box lunch. Then we'll visit some of the homes in the village, where we'll meet
the very friendly and extremely interesting people from this culture that has been in this
area since antiquity. We'll enjoy their warm hospitality as we learn of some of the unique
aspects of their culture. The women offer henna tattoos. As well you can buy a momento of
your visit: woven baskets, handmade beaded necklaces, bracelets and earrings and much
more. 
In the late
afternoon we enter the Great Pyramid (private entrance!) and
climb up through the Ascending Passage and the Grand
Gallery. Watch out
for Orbs - a sure sign that Light Beings are with us! We enter the King's Chamber for our
Closing Ceremony, a powerful experience that will energize you on all levels and propel
your consciousness to higher frequencies and aide your Ascension process. Focus on taking
in these transformational energies and you'll automatically raise your frequency at least
one level! Depending on the group size and our allotted time, each person will be able to
lie in the resonant box for private meditation. To end our time in this ancient Per
Neter, we'll focus as a group on harnessing these incredibly powerful transformative
energies to send peace, love and healing to all people on our planet, as well as to all
beings in all worlds! 