Intoxicated by the Blue Lilly

Time for a swim and the Nile was so cool and refreshing, this is one of the highlights of the trip, after all how many people can say they have swam in the Nile?  We do it several times along our trip in safe clean quiet spots so we are not bothering the villagers.

Yes Narelle it is so inviting

Linda asked if she could have a Nile Activation and so the trend for the day began and for about the next two hours I was busy giving healing/activations in the Nile.... 

    

Linda

         

     

Linda your look so blissed out

   

Sue

Kathleen and Prisco happy to be cooling off, I think it was one of their highlights,
both being the first to agree to "time for a swim"

Catching everyone together, minus me busy working

I could hear a lot of noise and shannanigans going on in the background but I had no idea what they were all up to because I was totally focused on what I was doing, but I do recall thinking, my goodness it's like a bunch of teenagers and they all sound like they are drunk...........I wasn't to find out until later on when I viewed the photos............

Matt adorned with Nile weed

Cathy enjoying th esame

Kim

Jason certainly enjoying his activation.. this is the calm photo

And now he can't stay still the activation begins

Cathy blissed out

drying off in the sun, Kathleen is a sun princess

Kathleen

And now we see why there was so much laughter and playfulness going on.  They were intoxicated by the essence of the Blue Lilly.  It was certainly doing it's job on them.  

Noreen's turn

and last of all Matt's turn

And then Sue gave me one... soooo nice

The crew on board enjoyed their lunch while being prepared with life jackets, just in case!  The current of the Nile is very strong and so it is really important that we only swim near the shore.  

And then back on the boat to relax, set sail and wait for food... and later on a party Egyptian style on the banks of the Nile .................................

Blue Lily Day

Back on board and sailing again, enjoying the tranquility of the view as we continue onward to a small island to moor for the night.  I was in for a surprise...........

Lillies floating by.... now before I had left Australia and with my Ametron Truth work, I had been guided that I would make some new Alchemy Waters while in Egypt.  The first two I made while in Cairo and Fayoum, and the third I knew was to be the Blue Lilly.  I was excited when I saw the lilies passing us by because only earlier in the day we had visited the alchemy room at Edfu temple.  I knew then that the signs were beginning.  My heart began to well up inside with the joyous feeling of what I felt was about to happen.  I spoke to Samir and asked him if he knew what colours the flowers are on this particular lily.  He had said sometimes white and sometimes the colour of my shirt.  I asked him if he saw any flowers would he get some for me, to which he said yes.

I continued to click away with my camera taking as many photos of the lilies as I could thinking this was probably going to be the closest I would get to the energy to make the Alchemical waters of the Blue Lily.

I couldn't believe my eyes when Abdul came on deck with some lilies in a vase to put on the table for me.  Wow, this crew are amazing they went fishing for lilies.  Now that is service.  

The photos began and lots of silliness and excitement with it.  Little did I know that this was not all.....

the guys on the boat really do listen to what we want and do their utmost to give it to us.....

It's such a glorious day, how can it get any better than this??

Matt is drinking in the sun with his morning sun gazing

And all is utter bliss.......

What more could one want, and what were the rich and famous doing as we we enjoying the magnificent Nile in all her beauty?  And look what should arrive...........

I was so happy, overjoyed in fact, as I knew that today was the day that I would make the Blue Lotus Alchemy Waters..........

It was like Christmas for me, I was wrapped.  Later in the afternoon I disappeared and went to work to birth the Blue Lily Alchemy Waters.  It didn't look like I thought it would look, but I tell you something, if this is not the right flower, it has all the qualities of the blue Lily:  It is said to induce a state of euphoria, is an aphrodisiac,  strong healing qualities including enhancing vision both physical and third eye, heightened awareness, tranquility and can be used as a sedative and has purifying and calming qualities.  The Ancient Egyptians used to use it to create a shamanic experience and for inducing an intoxicated feeling.  It symbolised "Life after Death" or immortality for those that were more spiritually evolved.  They believed the sun  was "reborn" each day from a great Blue lotus blossom and so the dead hoped to be reborn each day just like the Sun. 

Matt

Already the effects of the Blue Lily are calling us for some fun, and Matt jumps overboard to cool off in the fresh coolness of the Nile... we all soon follow.....

Reaching Edfu

Kathleen with camera and Linda, Narelle and myself in the Kalesh arriving at Edfu

We took Kalesh's to make our way to Edfu Temple after meditating on the dahabieh in order to clear the chaos within allowing us to accept the changes offered through Divine Law.  

From the back row:  Matt, Radovan, Noreen, Jason, Cathy
Front:  Sue, Kim, myself, Linda, Narelle, Kathleen, Prisco

Horus

Horus is our champion for today as this temple is his temple.  Horus represented by the falcon was originally the sky god, whose eyes were said to be the sun and the moon.  The child of Osiris and Isis, he avenged his fathers death after Osiris was slain by his evil brother Seth.  After this great battle, Seth was exiled and  Horus then took the throne.  From then on, with Osiris reigning through him from the underworld, all Pharaohs thereafter proclaimed to be an incarnation of Horus, the "living king."

Holy of Holies room

The above picture was taken in Holy of Holies room, which is the most sacred area of the temple.  In the background you can see the granite naos shrine which originally contained the cult statue of Horus.  In the foreground of this sanctuary you can see the barque (Ark) of Horus, a reproduction of the original.  This barque would have been joined with a second one that belonged to Goddess Hathor as she travelled from Dendara every year to remarry Horus in an annual ceremony proclaiming their love for each other. 

And so if you have cleared the chaos, would it not be possible to welcome Divine Love into your world?

One of the rooms that was of particular interest to me was the Alchemy room.  It was difficult to get a photo that showed clearly what the room was used for, but the energy for those of us that work the the LUXOR Light Alchemy Waters was clearly evident as activations began spontaneously.

The Alchemy Room 

The fact that the we had arrived at the Alchemy Room triggered something inside me.  I felt "it must be a sign" hehehe, and sure enough it was soon to show that I was being prepared for my next personal little mission along this journey..........

.........to be continued

Barque (Ark) of Horus

The Journey Begins

Climbing down to Esna Temple

Our journey up the Nile began with our first stop being an early morning visit to Esna Temple.  We meditated always on the boat first in order to prepare for the energies we are about to work with, accepting the sounds, keys and codes that are available to us for the work we are about to undertake.  The whole journey is focused towards the arrival of 10.10.10 and working with Unity consciousness and the accepting of the new energies of Truth and Integrity.  This is the new world we are entering and each in our process will begin to bring forth situations in our lives that reflect that which may be out of sinc with this ideal.  As it brings forth the situations that are either our own imbalances or those of others around us, all will be revealed and the Light is cast upon us and our lives will forever more never be the same.

This is the Temple of Khnum the creator god that was said to have created all things on a potters wheel.  He is depicted as a man with a Ram's head and is also one of the water gods and is closely associated with the annual flooding of the Nile.

Jason reconnects with his good friend Sekhmet

                                                                                                               

Sekhmet, Khnum and not sure who the other one is... if you know let me know

After wandering the outside grounds of the temple we enter the temple from the back of the building and the general plan is to wander freely before we sit for meditation.

Pillars inside Esna, like tall papyrus and lotus plants

Inscription on one of the pillars, possibly a hymn to one of the gods

Pharoah offering lotus flowers

Cathy and Kim

Sue deep in meditation

Pharoah being blessed by Thoth and Horus with the waters of eternal life represented by the Ankh.  Sekhment stands to the right.

As we were leaving the grounds of the temple I looked up and saw this bird on the top of the building.  It took my attention for a few moments as I tried to understand what it meant.  I felt it was signifying the message of taking flight, however at that moment I looked down and saw...

Esna Temple

A bird dead on the ground.  Hmmm... I knew I had to take a photo of this also as it was going to be significant in my own personal journey and the endings that were going to begin to take place.

On the walk back to the Nile Heaven II, I was drawn then to the Ibis who is always a sign of blessings and greatness and the fact that the energy of Thoth is around.  Thoth is very much a friend of mine and very significant in my work.  I took it as a sign that all is as it should be.  I had a strange feeling but could not put my finger on it.  The next couple of weeks all would be revealed.

It's time for breakfast and Kathleen and Prisco are hungry

But Sue and Cathy are still enjoying the sights

As for me I'm always on the lookout for signs.  

This trip is all about Unity Consciousness and what we can do to achieve this.  I love to see the Mosque and the Coptic Church side by side like this.

Hamdi, Abud and Samir waiting for us when we got back