The Khemit School, , & Andrew Collins present: ANCIENT EGYPT & BAALBEK EXPEDITION September 10–22, 2016 with Lebanon Extension September 22–26, 2016 Featuring special guest hosts Andrew Collins, author of “Beneath The Pyramids” and Hugh Newman, author of “Earth Grids", and Khemitologists, Yousef & Patricia Awyan along with our Egyptologist & Khemitologist, Tour Guide, Mohamed Ibrahim Join Andrew, Hugh, Yousef, Patricia and Mohamed as they guide you on adventure that will offer remarkable alternative perspectives on our collective heritage. You will see the amazing evidence of a highly advanced civilization and will join us in a discussion of how, why and when the powerful structures and “energy devices” you will visit here, were created in pre-dynastic Egypt—and by whom? Experience the still active monuments and temples in Egypt with us on a powerful journey that will awaken your senses and transform your life! September 10th – Day 1 Saturday Cairo A transfer representative will meet you at the airport to assist you with entry formalities, and escort you to the elegant 5-Star Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel & Spa, less than 5 minutes from the Giza Plateau. We will all enjoy a Welcome Dinner together followed by a meeting for introductions and surprises! Overnight Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel & Spa - Giza (D) September 11th – Day 2 Sunday Giza Pyramids After an early buffet breakfast, our motor coach will bring us to the world famous Giza Plateau. After exploring the area around Pyramids, we will drive to higher spot with a beautiful panoramic view of the Pyramids. Here you will have the option of riding a camel (or riding in our motor coach) to explore Valley Temple next to the Sphinx, with its alabaster floor and huge, intricately laid blocks—precisely placed together like puzzle pieces. We will point out and discuss the many “smoking guns” that exist within and outside this amazing temple. Afterwards we will enjoy lunch together at the Pyramids Restaurant followed by an opportunity to shop for the very popular Egyptian Oils at the Thousand and One Nights Perfumery. Overnight Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel (B.L) Late Afternoon Lecture presented by Andrew Collins September 12th – Day 3 Monday Egyptian Museum and Flight to Sohag and Abydos After breakfast, our air conditioned motor coach will take us to the world famous Egyptian Museum in Cairo, filled with many amazing artifacts collected from sites all over Egypt, including the gold sarcophagus & jewelry on display at the King Tut Exhibit. Among the many artifacts that we will point out that show evidence of an ancient superior technology, is the Schist Disk, made famous by Hakim’s observation that it was a bio-organic sound device. After enjoying lunch together, we will board our flight to Sohag and check into the deluxe House of Life Hotel, Health & Healing Center, located a few minutes’ walk from the Temple of Seti I in Abydos. After enjoying dinner together, we will gather for a Lecture by Patricia Awyan Overnight House of Life Hotel, Health & Healing Center (B,L,D) September 13th – Day 4 Tuesday Abydos and Dendera After an early breakfast, we will visit the ancient pilgrimage site of Abydos to visit the Temple of Osiris and the very ancient Osirieon Temple. At the Seti I Temple, dedicated to Osiris, we will discuss the symbolism as we view the m asterful craftsmanship of the beautiful depictions that cover the walls. Behind this Temple lies the megalithic Osirieon, At the Seti I Temple, dedicated to Osiris, we will discuss the symbolism as we view the masterful craftsmanship of the beautiful depictions that cover the walls. Behind this Temple lies the megalithic Osirieon, similar to the Valley Temple in Giza, that the indigenous tell us is 35,000-50,000 years old or more. It is here that several depictions of the Flower of Life can been seen on the huge pillars. Local villagers claim that the water that accumulates in this structure has valuable healing properties. Afterwards, we drive to Dendera to visit the incredible Temple of Hathor. Star maps depicted on the ceilings in this temple, and the replica of famous Dendera Zodiac (the original is displayed at the Louvre in Paris) point to the ancient origins of astrology and superior knowledge of our universe. Hathor (Het-Hert), the Netert who personified motherhood, beauty, sexuality, love, joy, harmony, dance and music was often associated with the planet, Venus. She was known as the Lady of the Stars, and represented the nurturing solar food of the Sun’s rays, required for birth, growth and renewal. What other secrets lie within this magnificent structure? Afterwards we depart for Luxor and check into the deluxe 5-Star Maritim Jolie Ville Kings Island Resort, situated on its own private island, surrounded by the majestic Nile River and enjoy a buffet dinner together. Overnight Maritim Jolie Ville (B,L D) September 14th – Day 5 Wednesday Valley of the Kings, Colossi of Memnon, Hatshepsut’s Temple and Luxor Temple and Nile Cruise You will have the opportunity to enjoy an optional Hot Air Balloon ride over the West Bank. After breakfast we will embark on our exploration of the sites on the West Bank including the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut’s Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon. First we visit the Valley of the Kings where we will view some of the ancient tombs filled with beautifully symbolic artwork. Next we’re off to the mystical Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, a beautiful work of architecture, by Senemut, believed by some to have been her lover. Hatshepsut’s Temple is nestled in the valley basin of Deir el-Bahari, surrounded by steep and enigmatic cliffs. After a relaxing lunch and a stop at the Colossi of Memnon, Afternoon Lecture presented by Hugh Newman Optional evening visit to the Luxor Museum or free time to explore on your own. Overnight Maritim Jolie Ville (B,L) September 15th – Day 6 This morning after breakfast, we’ll leave to check into our rooms on the deluxe 5 Star Nile cruise ship, the M/S Allyssa and enjoy a buffet lunch together. An afternoon Lecture will be presented by Mohamed Ibrahim We will have time for shopping before our evening visit to the Luxor Temple Luxor Temple We will explore the mysteries of the enigmatic Luxor Temple in the early evening. Linked to Karnak Temple by the Avenue of Sphinxes, Luxor Temple utilizes similar patterns of sacred geometry in its design. After 15 years of intense study, Alchemist, R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz, called the Luxor Temple- “The Temple of Man” , in a book in which explored the connectedness of ancient Egyptian philosophy, spirituality, mathematics, and science. Lubicz’s theory that the Luxor Temple was designed to replicate all aspects of Man (body, mind and spirit), is well documented and has gained support from many alternative researchers, including John Anthony West. After our dinner on the ship, the rest of your evening is free. Nile Cruise (B, L, D) September 16th – Day 7 Friday Thursday Karnak Temple, the Precinct of Mut and Nile Cruise One can never have enough time to fully explore all the riches of Karnak Temple, where we will spend the entire morning after an early breakfast. An avenue of ram-headed sphinxes leads us into the gigantic complex, which includes temples dedicated to Amun, a Neter representing an aspect or stage of the Sun, and Khonsu, who represents the Moon. We will visit the powerful Chapel of Sekhmet, the Netert who represents the potent and purifying energies of the sun. Sekhmet personifies the solar rays that provide the electromagnetic energy required to sustain life and the earth’s grid. As the lioness, she symbolizes the powerful and fierce, yet protective love, akin to that of any mother. Sekhem , means “power” and Sekhmet is the electrical spark that provides the necessary energy to perform what we have been told are mystical, magical and powerful feats, including the healing of the physical body. She is the Life Force. Be prepared to experience a morning you will never forget! The powerful sacred geometric design and natural elements of the architecture itself has the ability to transform and raise levels of awareness and consciousness as you walk through this and many other temples. Karnak Temple Next we will visit the newly opened Precinct of Mut, one of the four main temple enclosures that make up the Karnak Temple Complex. Mut is the Neter who represents the Sky at Night. She is the consort of Amun and gave birth to the moon, Khonsu. It is said that 720 or 730 statues of the leonine Mut (one for every day of the year, morning and evening) once graced this area that is cradled by a crescent shaped sacred lake. Shortly after returning to our ship, we’ll have lunch and set sail on our spectacular Cruise on the Nile. Enjoy viewing the lush countryside and life along the river’s banks, much of which appears as it did thousands of years ago! Dinner on the boat followed by a Lecture presented by Hugh Newman Nile Cruise (B, L, D) September 17th – Day 8 Saturday Nile Cruise with stops at Edfu and Kom Ombo We will arrange for a sunrise visit to the Temple of Horus at Edfu. Horse drawn carriages will carry us to the remarkable temple dedicated to the falcon Neter, Horus, one of the most well preserved temples in Egypt. This temple, filled with many mysteries, was built during Ptolemaic times at the site of a far more ancient temple. We’ll enjoy a buffet lunch followed by a Lecture presented by Yousef Awyan After an afternoon of sailing we will stop at Kom Ombo, where we’ll visit the twin temples dedicated to the crocodile Neter, Sobek and Horus, the Elder. We will discuss the aspects of nature and our cosmos represented by the Neteru and how they relate to awakening our senses and raising our levels of awareness. We will speak of the powerful initiations that were once practiced here, and how we can tap into the profound and self-empowering lessons experienced here by the ancients. You will also have the opportunity to view depictions of various medical instruments and alchemical healing practices. We will return to the boat and have dinner. Evening will be free to enjoy the amenities of the cruise ship. Overnight Nile Cruise (B, L, D) September 18th – Day 9 Sunday Temple of Isis at Philae and the Unfinished Obelisk We will take a motorboat to the enchanting Island of Philae, and the powerful Temple of Auset (Isis). Auset is associated with the ancients’ most highly revered star, Sirius. The annual rising of Sirius was synonymous with the flooding of the River Nile, which left huge deposits of silt, the very valuable black earth or “KMT” (Khemit) for which Egypt was named. She is usually depicted wearing the throne, or “seat of power”, reflecting the matriarchal nature of the very ancient civilization. After sharing some of the highlights of this site together, you will have time to explore its captivating wonders on your own. Afterwards, we will explore the famous Aswan Quarry that is home to the 1,200 ton Unfinished Obelisk, that only a handful of cranes worldwide could lift today, and other significant evidence of higher technologies used by the ancient Khemitians. After our buffet lunch, served on our cruise ship, we’ll enjoy a Lecture by Andrew Collins Overnight Nile Cruise (B, L, D) September 19th – Day 10 Monday Elephantine Island and Nubian Village and Flight to Cairo You will have the option to travel, very early in the morning, individually, or as a group to the magnificent Temples of Ramses II and his Queen Nefertari at Abu Simbel on the banks of Lake Nasser. Later in the morning we’re off to Elephantine Island, in Aswan, to explore the site that is home to the temple dedicated to the Neter, Khnum. Khnum is the “master of the mysteries of water” who symbolically shapes mankind from the Black Earth on his Potter’s Wheel. Scattered throughout this site we find many remnants displaying the superior technologies of pre-dynastic times. Next we’ll enjoy a scenic boat ride to a Nubian Village located on the banks of the Nile. Here we will visit Fatima and her charming family, and enjoy a delicious home cooked Nubian meal.