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Storyteller. Business Advisor. Mystic. Guardian of your Great Work.

The pull. The yearning. Something calling you.

Ten years ago, the name Amenhotep came to me in visions. Repeatedly. I didn’t understand why. But I never forgot it. Years later, Akhenaten, formerly Amenhotep IV, became a fascination. For six years his story has been a major thread in my spiritual work: his devotion to the Aten, his vision of unity, and his connection with the Law of One, solar consciousness and Hieros Gamos, the sacred marriage within.

Then I went to Egypt.

At Giza, we had private access to the pyramid and the Sphinx. Only my group, no one else. I stood in the majesty of the Sphinx and its incredible energy. No words can explain that sacred process. Inside the Meidum Pyramid in Fayoum, something fascinating happened. At the Isis Temple: huge activation and ascension symptoms. At the Hathor temple at Dendera, a divine healing process connected to the high priestess. Activations, healing, Atlantis and birthing. Words cannot explain.

And Egypt is joy, too. I danced and sang in the 4WD with my clients and our Egyptian team as we drove through the desert, and everyone joined in. I went sand surfing and dancing on the dunes, drove back across the top cliffs in pitch black, and floated in a hot air balloon over the Valley of the Kings, speechless. In Luxor I fell in love with its majestic temples and that Nile view. We shopped for galabayas and danced the night away at a galabaya party on our Nile cruise.

Then Amarna came into focus. The city Akhenaten built. The place he and Nefertiti called home. I extended my trip so I could experience it. When I arrived, I felt wrapped in the warmest hug. Tenderness. Familiarity. This incredible joy. Home. Later, I sat in a tomb and closed my eyes. I felt an opening at my crown, and images and impressions flooded in, something I experienced as memories. A vibrational key finding its lock.

The teachings I work with describe experiences as leaving imprints in our energetic field, and dormant codes activating through an encounter with a place, a sound, an experience. That is what Egypt does. That is why I create these journeys: The Great Work Pilgrimage and Hieros Gamos.

Perhaps you’re thinking of something now. That fascination you rarely talk about. The experience you’ve never quite found words for. The work you’d love to bring into the world, if you could see how all the pieces fit.

I’ll be returning to Egypt regularly. And perhaps that’s where your thread leads next.

Come closer.