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  • Egypt Remembers ~

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    In 2022, I returned to Egypt for the second time. It wasn’t just another visit—it became a turning point in my life. What happened before and after that journey shaped me in ways I am only beginning to understand. This post is the beginning of a thread I’ll keep following in coming writings, pulling gently…

  • Day 8~ March 8th~ Egypt

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      The journey to Egypt was more a journey of feelings, sensing and of connection than that of collecting brain information. There were places and things in Egypt that let me ‘feel’ so much more than others. One of these beacons was the tomb of Tutankhamun. The son of Akhenaten, king at age 9, reformer…

  • Day 4~ march 4th~ Egypt

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    Ancient Egypt has the power to hold your attention and point towards the laws of nature, the place where that power arose in the first place… To an inhabitant of the Earth, what is more powerful than the sun? The constant giver fo life, the provider of warmth and light, the great father. How much…

  • Day 3~ March 3rd~ Egypt

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    While searching and researching inside the realms of Ancient Egypt, the unseen comes into focus as the seen gradually gets blurred… The ancient Egyptians believed that each person hosted in themselves a double, an electrical entity that ushered and guided them towards their true destiny. They called it the Ka. Their Ka was to live…

  • Day Three Hundred Forty Four, January 1, 2012

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    It is believed that in ancient Egypt a scribe was assigned to each small child to record their every word till age 12. Childhood was considered the most important stage of formation of a human and a time worth taking note of when the little person was still connected to the world they came from…