Site Visits
Grand Egyptian Museum
The largest museum in the world, the magnificent GEM (12 Galleries Now Open!). will host over 100,000 artifacts from the ancient Egyptian civilization, including the complete Tutankhamun collection. Many pieces will be displayed for the first time.
Giza Plateau - including an Entry into the Menkaure Pyramid
Though the three large Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure are the most famous and prominent monuments at Giza, the site has probably been in use since pre-dynastic times. A tomb just on the outskirts of the site dates from the reign of the First Dynasty Pharaoh Wadj (Djet) and we see reuse of stone and structures that date back to Old Kingdom times implying that they were originally much more ancient. The pyramids are dated to around 2500 BC, however many alternative researchers believe that this timeline is entirely wrong.
Indigenous knowledge holder, Abd’el Hakim Awyan said that pyramids were once called Per Neteru, or ‘Houses of Nature or Energy’. Per Neter Het was a phrase that referred to the ‘place of the Per Neter’ and it was the place that was most significant. Site locations in ancient times were chosen for their powerful geomagnetic currents which enabled them to harness, amplify and radiate this extraordinary energy with the incredible structures they built on them.
No bodies were found in any of these pyramids and yet, the Great pyramid brilliantly encodes the fractal speed of light, the precise measurements of earth’s curvature and radius, the sun‘s radius, average continent height, average temperature of earth and other geological, mathematical and astronomical information.
We’ll discuss the many theories of who built them, and when, and maybe more significantly, why? We’ll explore the interior of the Menkaure Pyramid on a public entry before preparing for our visit to the Sphinx Enclosure.
Private Visit Between the Paws of the Sphinx with the BioGeometry team.
Stand before one of the most iconic, ancient and sacred statues in the world!
The Sphinx has been said to represent the first breath of life on earth at the first time—or Zep Tepi.
Positioned to greet the first rays of the rising sun in the east at dawn, the Sphinx came to be identified as Horemakhet, or “Horus of the Horizon”. Associated with kings and kingship, she sits on one of the most significant places on the earth that was once in a-lion-ment with a powerful geomagnetic line of fertility, resurrection and renewal that once spanned the earth.
Both Robert Bauval and Robert Schoch believe the Sphinx was a reclining lioness that represented an early dynastic goddess named Mehit, who was the consort of Anhur, a hunter god who represented Orion and who later evolved into Osiris. Ancient texts allude to a myth in which Anhur seeks and finds Mehit in Nubia and brings her to Egypt as his consort in a mythology that came to be known as the ‘Distant Goddess’ myth concerning the powerful Eye of Ra. The myth is very similar to later myths where the eye became associated with a number of other Neteru including Hathor, Tefnut and Sekhmet. Indigenous elder, Abd’el Hakim Awyan held that the Sphinx was Tefnut -whose legend as the Eye of Ra speaks to powerful and eternal cycles of the breath of life itself. In the myth, she angrily flees a rich and lush Egypt when it falls out of Ma’at, or balance and goes to Nubia, leaving Egypt a dry and desolate desert. It is her brother, Shu and Thoth who are sent by Ra to cajole her to return and bring this powerful breath of life back to her homeland. Tefnut translates as ‘the spit of Nut (heaven), and she represents the watery waveform—that combines with her twin brother, Shu (air, wind and the solar wind) as the atmospheric life force that is able to separate heaven and earth and create life.
Known to be a powerful place to promote and project healing, we will have an hour to experience and explore the remarkable Sphinx enclosure.
Saqqara and Serapeum
Considered to be the largest archaeological site in Egypt, our visit will include an entry into the Step Pyramid, Heb Sed Court and and the incredible Serapeum.
We’ll enter the South entrance of the newly opened Step pyramid, wherein we’ll be offered a view of the huge granite box in the focal chamber.
We’ll visit the Sound Healing Hospital at the Heb Sed Court to experience the still active healing frequencies of this ancient site and discuss the many references to the importance of balancing the polarized energies within. What does Imhotep represent – and how can we become architects of energy? The ancients understood that sustained healing requires more than a spontaneous cure for active symptoms. It involves an interactive process in which the patient must also participate. You will be guided through the Mirror, a ‘device’ that presents you with the opportunity to experience your own reflection– that can offer clues to aid in your journey back to Ma’at or inner peace.
Another highlight of our day will be a visit to the Serapeum, a huge subterranean complex. A long hallway that runs in east/west directions is flanked by chambers that house gigantic, highly crystalline stone boxes that weigh from 80-100 tons. We’ll discuss all the possible theories as to when they were created and what they might have been used for at different times throughout Egypt’s history.
Private Entry into all 3 Chambers of the Great Pyramid
Our conference will culminate with a Private visit the Great Pyramid. The King’s, Queen’s and Subterranean chambers will all be opened in the Great Pyramid for us to experience and explore.
The pyramid’s brilliant design elements combined with the consistency of the stones used to construct it have been said to create incredible fields of energy that can have a powerful impact on the physical, mental and spiritual bodies of anyone inside. Scientist Phillip Callahan has purported in several books that the shape and use of paramagnetic stone enabled the ancient builders to capture and channel cosmic energy to create force fields for multiple purposes. A recent study by the Journal of Applied Physics by Russian and German researchers has now confirmed that the Great Pyramid can produce electromagnetic energy in certain chambers of its structure. Researchers determined that when they are hit by radio waves, these phenomena occur in all three chambers, including the one below the pyramid.
The acoustic properties within the pyramid are phenomenal. Indigenous knowledge holder Abd’el Hakim Awyan stated that the Giza pyramids are harmonic structures that benefitted from the combined use of sound, light and subterranean running water that created fields of force. He often said that: “Every chamber within the pyramid has a specific harmonic replicating the harmonics of the cavities of the human body. Sound healing techniques were then used to restore the patient’s body to the correct harmonics.”
We will have the opportunity to experience the powerful impact of harmonic resonance through our own vocal toning.
We will have the opportunity to experience the powerful impact of harmonic resonance through our own vocal toning.a