The Lotus and the Ankh:

A Journey of Sacred Union

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Creation began in perfect balance. From the silent depths of the primordial waters, Atum emerged and brought forth Geb and Nut—Earth and Sky—followed by Shu and Tefnut, Air and Moisture, who held the world open so life could arise. From this cosmic unfolding came the epagomenal Neteru, each one embodying a universal principle and revealing a path of alchemical transformation.

These Neteru are not distant gods. They are living archetypes, the divine patterns of nature that pulse within every human being. They reflect our instincts, our potential, and the forgotten map of our inner cosmos. But when we lost our memory of origin—when we fell out of alignment with these principles—both our inner world and outer world descended into chaos.

Joseph Campbell captured this truth when he wrote, “Myths are public dreams; dreams are private myths.” The Kemetic myths are not relics of an ancient civilization; they are mirrors for the psyche. Through ritual, ceremony, and alchemical engagement, they teach us how consciousness evolves—and how we return to who we truly are.

Only when we meet ourselves without distortion, inflation, or avoidance do we begin to recognize the divine nature that has always lived within us.

On April 29th, 2026, you are invited to walk this path of remembrance. To journey through the sacred land where myth and matter intertwine. To reclaim the inner sacred union—the hieros gamos—that humanity abandoned when we forgot our origins.

This inner marriage is not symbolic; it is foundational. Without it, there is no Heaven on Earth to create and no Kingdom of Heaven to enter. Both realms are states of consciousness available only in the present moment. As the Aquarian era accelerates, everything that does not embody this truth will fall away. Integration is the only way forward.

And this hieros gamos?
No partner—not even the most extraordinary—can bestow it upon you. Years of experience as a relationship therapist have shown me one essential truth: no external relationship can replace the inner union. This is a gift you must claim for yourself—though the Neteru stand ready to guide, challenge, and walk beside you as you do.

Join us.

The Itinerary

  • An astrological chart with zodiac signs and celestial objects, featuring a central sun and planets around it.

    Day 1

    Arrival and transportation to our hotel, Hilton, Maadi, where we will meet for dinner and the opening ceremony where we will orient ourselves to begin our inner alchemical journey.

  • A step pyramid made of stone blocks under a cloudy sky.

    Day 2

    We will begin our mission with a private visit to Sakkara pyramid and the Persian Shaft.

  • Four women sitting at a table with food and drinks on a patio overlooking a sunset and water with palm trees.

    Day 3

    We will fly into Aswan and stay at the

  • Ancient Egyptian temple entrance with hieroglyphic carvings on stone walls, a person in white clothing standing in the doorway, and clear blue sky above.

    Day 4

    We will embark on our second private visit namely at the Temple of Auset, the temple of the Divine Mother, for our second ceremony.

  • A boat with a large sail gliding through a river under a clear blue sky

    Day 5

    We begin our journey up the Nile towards Luxor. During this time, we will be deepening our alchemical processes through daily classes run by Venus and Howayda. Additionally, there will be morning and evening rituals to perform.

  • People sitting and standing under a large tree near a rocky landscape and a small stream, with the sun shining through the branches.

    Day 6

    We will make a stop to visit the Tree of Life and perform a Nile baptism.

  • Ancient Egyptian sarcophagus with intricate designs and a carved lion's head on the front, inside a dimly lit tomb with hieroglyphic inscriptions on the walls.

    Day 7

    We will make a stop at the Temple of Edfu to connect with Horus the Healer, where Hathor would travel every year to be with him.

  • Ancient Egyptian temple ruins with large stone columns and hieroglyphic carvings under a clear blue sky.

    Day 8

    We will make a stop at the Temple of Komombo - the ancient temple that was also a hospital.

  • Three women sitting at a table in a restaurant with a rustic wooden ceiling and chandeliers. The woman in the middle and the woman on the right are smiling and looking at each other, while the woman on the left is eating.

    Day 9

    As it will be our last night in the dahabbiya, we will celebrate by having a ceremonial feast.

  • Inside the ancient Egyptian Temple of Seti I, showing large, decorated stone columns with hieroglyphic carvings and symbols, pointing upward towards a detailed, colorful ceiling.

    Day 10

    We will disembark the dahabbiya and drive directly to the Temple of Dendara, the Temple of the beloved Hathor.

    After our visit, we will drive to Abydos where we will spend the night and prepare for our private visit to the Oserion.

  • Ancient archaeological excavation site in desert with stone structures and staircases.

    Day 11

    Scheduled private visit to the Oserian at the Temple of Abydos, where we will perform our penultimate ceremony.

    We will then drive to Luxor airport to fly back to Cairo where we will stay at the historic Mena House hotel.

  • Photo of the Great Sphinx of Giza at night, with clouds in the sky overhead.

    Day 12

    We conclude our pilgrimage with a private visit to the Grand Pyramid of Giza and the closing ceremony at the Sphynx.

  • A stepped pyramid-shaped structure in a desert landscape under a blue sky with clouds.

    Day 13

    After the completion of the pilgrimage, we shall begin the process of integration. On this day, we will head to the beautiful Fayoum Oasis. On our way, we will visitMaydoum Pyramids before we check into our hotel.

  • Waterfall spilling over a rocky cliff with a clear blue sky and trees in the background.

    Day 14

    We will enjoy a journey into the Fayyoum desert and enjoy the waterfalls. We shall have lunch in the desert before we return to the hotel then watch the sunset by the Lake Qarun nature reserve.

  • A rustic pottery workshop and bakery housed in yellow, earthen buildings with lush greenery and potted plants, including a large jar. Signs indicate 'Pottery Home Workshop' and 'Bakery Home' in decorative script.

    Day 15

    We will go on a leisurely exploration of the Tunis village and check out the pottery places and perhaps try our hands at making some clay pots!

  • A woman with long red hair, smiling and raising her arms, standing in front of ancient stone columns against a clear blue sky.

    Day 16

    We will drive back to Cairo (approximately a 2 hour drive) for homeward flights. The journey ends here.

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