Luxor temple’s chambers, walls, and sanctuaries are designed not just to guide the body and mind, but to awaken your emotional depth, spiritual insight, and the subtle, magical aspect of your being.
At Karnak, stone columns rise like shelves. In this moment, the temple becomes the library — and Egypt’s timeless pages unfold before me.
Step inside Luxor Temple, and you enter more than stone and shadow — you enter a mirror of yourself. For centuries, people have walked beneath its soaring columns without realising that this temple was not simply a monument to gods and kings. According to the French mystic and Egyptologist Schwaller de Lubicz (1887–1961), Luxor Temple…
She was the bringer of plague and the patron of physicians; a destroyer and a protector. Her dramatic tale of rage and pacification is key to understanding the ancient Egyptian mind. Join us to learn her story and where to find her in Luxor. Her name was SEKHMET.
Many years ago, I followed a guide through a hidden portal in Karnak Temple and discovered a secret sanctuary of Sekhmet. A story of fire, power, and the lessons of control in the presence of a goddess.