Our last day together in Egypt was pyramid work. We started in Saqqara at my favorite spot: the Unas complex which looks more like a pile of old rubble than any pyramid but inside boasts one of the most spectacular sacred spaces I’ve ever felt. Here, the world’s oldest religious inscriptions are carved on the walls, explaining our human ascent from physical to spiritual realms. It is a potently powerful place, amplified by @awakeningthedivine’s shamanic meditation we did finalizing the opening of the throat chakra. Later in the day, the skies clouded over and suddenly Giza was flooded with crashing water from the skies. The rain lasted hours. We headed over to our final destination, the Great Pyramid. With a private visit you can access both the subterranean “womb” chamber as well as the normally-closed queen’s chamber, but as we headed down the dark cramped tunnel to the underground spot and finally came to the pass you must crawl to, we discovered the area had been flooded with a mud slide. So we worked our way back up, mantra singing in unison. I led a group meditation and channeling inside the queen’s chamber, preparing for our sacred Union of the divine masculine and feminine before we walked up the planks to the King’s Chamber. Once there (where it is said many great master like Jesus were also initiated) we all took turns lying in the sarcophagus, as Dee opened the gates to our crowns and gave us our final Egyptian rites. We all laid on the floor in a trance, bathing in the sound of our group mantra singing that bounced off the walls like a ringing crystal singing bowl. The space is so powerful, such a magnifier for every intention each of us had set on this journey. We were together 11 days and yet the experience felt like 111. Egypt, I’m in awe of your unusual beauty, mystical power and wisdom that gives every initiate exactly the dose of medicine they need 🙏🏻❤️💎 To the group who joined us, I LOVE YOU GUYS!!️🙏🏻