The Egyptian Pyramid Of Power Resonates In Ancient Times And Now

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The ancient Egyptian pyramid of power resonates energy across the universe. Positioned within three sacred sites, the two mountains of Mt Sinai and Mt.of Olives, made by Mother Nature, and one Great Pyramid, handcrafted by the ancients, this vortex is the only one of the Earth Chakras that doesn’t subsist on a ley line.

This 5th or Throat Earth Chakra is considered a bridge between Earth and Spirit. In the presence of this Chakra energy, we go through a purification process, where the truth that resonates within can be heard. 

The ancients built the Great Pyramid on the Giza plateau in Egypt because it is the precise center of the Earth where energy is at its most powerful. 

The Egyptian pyramid of power epitomizes the greater consciousness. Reportedly when standing on top of the Great Pyramid, people feel an inner tingling and sense the presence of a high energy field. Further, the Great Pyramid symbolizes the fusion of self and soul

What Does The Egyptian Pyramid Of Power Represent?

According to ancient Egyptians, the pyramid shape represents the human body arising and ascending to the light. This could explain why Egyptians placed their Pharaohs in pyramid tombs.

When protégées pursued the Divine within, spiritual initiations were held in the great pyramids. Within the sacred walls, seekers would experience the process of attaining enlightenment. Many secrets of realization were lost in time and only scant evidence of the Egyptian’s spiritual practices survived.

No doubt, if your spiritual quest leads you to Egypt, exploring Giza is a must-do. However, only people in good physical condition should undertake this excursion, which includes a gracious plenty of going down tunnels and climbing up more.

Mount Sinai

Mount Sinai is situated in the desert, between Egypt and Israel. It is the midpoint between the Great Pyramid and Mount of Olives. Here Moses was given the stone tablets containing the Ten Commandments.

The topography is stark; bleakness and beauty juxtapose. Multi-dimensional energy here is pure and sweet. Most of the mountain remains untouched by humans: therefore, its nature is pristine, making Mount Sinai the perfect place to attune with the voice of Mother Earth.

Sunrise viewed from the summit of Mount Sinai is insanely-gorgeous. You can either ride a camel, hike up the steep and narrow, rocky trail or climb 3,750 stair steps to reach the top. It takes about three hours by camel, but factor in time to stop at one of the huts for a rest, food and water.

The rising sun bathes surroundings in an ethereal light. For a moment, it’s easy to disregard the harsh terrain and focus on the glowing orange circle in the sky. And the people are chanting, singing, praying in different languages. Rather than a cacophony, it is a harmonious convergence, which shows us we are all one.  

This is enlightenment in the true sense of the word.

Mount of Olives – East Jerusalem

The Mount of Olives was named for its world-famous olive trees. Chances are, your first impression will be of the thousands of graves positioned on the mountain. Mount of Olives is considered a sacred cemetery by Jewish people, as they believe it the chosen place when the Messiah comes and that the righteous will be resurrected here first.

Christians believe the Mount of Olives is where the Gates of Heaven will open on Judgement Day. 

Walking up the sharp-angled road is not easy, but once you reach the top, you’ll appreciate stunning, panoramic views of Jerusalem’s Old City. Take a slow-down to meditate, before starting back down the mountain.

Ride Shushi, the one-humped camel. (Actually a dromedary, camels have two humps) It will prove an interesting experience and great photo-op.

Before you leave the area, explore the Garden of Gethsemane. Seek out the 2,000-year-old olive trees. If you visit in late October, the trees will have exploded with olives.

Go into the private garden. Find a serene spot to align with the beauty of nature and meditate in quiet energy. Mount of Olives is known as the holiest of holy mountains. Whether you have a religious persuasion, or not, it’s easy to appreciate it as a great spiritual place.

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