Invoking Hathor.

The nine days in Egypt

Cairo, the Nile and Luxor, Egypt · 2026

1. Day 1

   Arrival in Cairo

   Greetings and welcome to Cairo! The Goddess Selket greets you at the airport, where a Goddess in Egypt representative waits with your name on a sign. Our hotel is the Rameses Hilton, a superb hotel with many restaurants, a fitness centre and a spa. Enjoy a fabulous dinner as you meet your fellow pilgrims.

   
2. Day 2

   The Pyramids, the Sphinx and the Grand Museum

   The great Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinus, ancient Temples renowned for their sound-healing resonances, where the powerful came to re-align with the Cosmos. For those who are able, a visit inside the Great Pyramid. Then the Sphinx, an ancient symbol of the Goddess, half lion and half woman, and after lunch, the new Grand Museum.

   
3. Day 3

   Saqqara, and a shopping afternoon

   The Step Pyramid of Zoser at Saqqara, and the tombs nearby. After lunch, a shopping afternoon, so you can take or wear your jewellery and local clothing to the sacred sites, where they will be energised and blessed.

   
4. Day 4

   Aswan, and the Temple of Isis at Philae

   A flight to Aswan and the Temple of Isis at Philae, the last temple built in the classical Egyptian style before the priests of Amun took over. At the old gate to the Priestess House, we chant and do a simple yet powerful ceremony, calling in the ancient Priestesses of the Temple with invocation and song. Then our cruiser, and a sunset felucca ride.

   
5. Day 5

   The Temple of Kom Ombo

   The Temple of Kom Ombo, built to honour the crocodile-headed god Sobek, who gradually took over the role of Tawaret. I feel this temple was built over much older Temples: it sits right on the banks of the Nile, with underground channels that filled initiation chambers below, where Priestesses were empowered in all the birthing rites.

   
6. Day 6

   Edfu, and the sail to Luxor

   By horse and carriage to the Horus Temple at Edfu, one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt. The treasure here is the old Temple to Hathor, a holy of holies not even looked at by most tourists. Here we do a deep and powerful ceremony, to bring the Goddess back to Centre in Egypt and the world. Then we sail on to Luxor.

   
7. Day 7

   Hatshepsut, Karnak and the Temple of Luxor

   The Temple of Hatshepsut, the only named female pharaoh and High Priestess of Hathor, with its ancient Hathor chapel. At Karnak, private entry to the small Sekhmet Chapel, with an extraordinary statue of Sekhmet that mysteriously moves before your eyes. At the Temple of Luxor, another holy of holies to Hathor and Sekhmet, where we ask Sekhmet to heal the wounds we all carry as Priestesses. Then the souk, and a very special silver jewellery store.

   
8. Day 8

   Dendera and Abydos

   The Temple of Hathor at Dendera, The Supreme Light. Beside it lies the sacred initiation pool, where at Full Moon the Priestesses did their rituals to keep the land green, and where we do powerful ritual. After lunch, Abydos and the Temple of Seti, with the Osireion and the Hathor chapel.

   
9. Day 9

   Departure

   You are taken to the airport for your international flight. So, my beloved sister, begin to think about what you want to find in Egypt… She is waiting to welcome you, and I am ready to hold you while She unfolds what you have been yearning to know.