• Egypt Tours 2014
  • Service and Mysteries tour with Nicki Scully and Indigo Rønlov March 18-April 1
  • Pilgrimage to Egypt with Nicki and Normandi Ellis, Nov. 1-15, 2014
  • Journey to Egypt with Nicki and Sandra Corcoran
• Egyptian Mysteries Retreat with Normandi Ellis & Nicki Scully
  in Eugene, Sept. 19 - 23, 2013
  (only space for one or perhaps two participants)
• Explore the Shamanic Mysteries of Egypt through The Anubis Oracle, 2 part tele-web-Skype seminar with Nicki
  • Part 1, October 10, 15, 17 & 22
  • Part 2, October 29, 31, November 5 & 7
• Alchemical Healing Classes
  • Levels I and II with Deb Clarkin in Ontario, Canada, Oct & Nov, 2013
  • Levels I and II with Yellow Wolf Nieves in Santa Clara, Calif., Oct & Nov 2013
• Free Planetary Healing Call to Action October 3rd, 2013
• Current Situation in Egypt
  • A letter from Lorraine Dunn
  • A letter from Mohamed Nazmy

Current Situation in Egypt

A letter from Lorraine Dunn

Hi Nicki

Further to our phone conversation I thought I might add an email to give you my impressions of the current climate in Egypt at present.

I arrived on August 6th and will be here until September 3rd. When I arrived, the airport was very quiet and it only took about 20 minutes to obtain my visitor's visa, check through passports and customs, and be on my way to Giza. For the first time ever, it only took about 20 minutes to get to the apartment. I immediately went to the rooftop to say hello to the Pyramids and thank them for welcoming me back yet again.

I made the conscious decision to come this year (it has become an annual trip for me),even knowing the potential for conflict in the country. As it turns out, I feel as though I have had all of Egypt to myself this trip. There are tourists here but of course, the numbers are small. The world has the impression that our beloved Egypt is a dangerous place to be right now. Nothing could be further from the truth. I have walked streets by myself and been made to feel most welcome.

Please read below, a response to a friend who was also concerned about being in Egypt right now. (The curfew has now been reset to 9 pm, and people are still out and about well after that time. The only time you are going to get stopped is if you are actually doing something you should not be doing)

I am currently on the Afandina with Mohamed, Emil and families. We have had the most amazing couple of days sailing on the Nile and have been warmly greeted by everyone on shore as we sail past…it is so sweet to see all the children run from their villages to wave to us and yell out "Welcome to Egypt"

Here is a copy of the letter I sent to my friend. Please do not hesitate to contact me with ANY questions you may have about coming at this time. I will do my best to answer in a timely manner.

Mohamed, Hanan, and I just got back last evening from a lovely visit to Alexandria. We were there apparently when they caught the Number 2 man in the MB, trying to escape into Libya.

There was a military presence in the streets but nothing intrusive. As they walked up the streets, accompanying the tanks (only 2) and the armored vehicles and trucks, people actually walked up to them to thank them personally for protecting them. I saw this scene from my balcony at the Sheraton Montazah and have some great photos that tell the story.

Even at the toll booths leading from Alexandria there is a military presence but they are subtle, and actually a calming influence.

People here are simply trying to get back to daily living, and make a living to support their families.

There was a minor demonstration in front of the Meridien Pyramids on Tuesday but the crowd was quickly dispersed by the military and security forces and the whole situation was over within a couple of hours. It made the local news here but was nothing to speak of really.

The only unusual observation I have made this trip really is the fact that I have not been approached by ANYONE wanting to sell something to me. They are more curious about my presence than anything else but are keeping a respectful distance.

At no time have I felt unwelcome or fearful for my safety.

The average person in the street with whom I do have a conversation is grateful that I chose to come to Egypt and cannot stop thanking me enough for doing so.

The army is dismantling the Muslim Brotherhood, one member at a time, so this is the big news here at the moment. Egypt, the army, the security forces, the police, and the average peoples of Egypt are all united to rid themselves of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the influences they have had here.

When you see the news reports stating "Egypt Fights Terrorism" you can believe it is true. They are doing everything possible to resolve this situation and restore stability to the country. As in any other country, the military is going to play a role in national security and they are taking the current situation very seriously…

…Mohamed has been very open with me regarding what is going on and answers my questions when I ask him to explain current situations with me. No one here is trying to sugarcoat the situation so I take away the impression that everything is "OK". They know I see with my own eyes, and am able to assess situations quickly.

No one knows yet where this will all lead. That is yet to be determined. However, I have not heard any reports of violent activity against tourists (and yes, there are tourists here… the Meridien was full of Filipinos last week). Anyone traveling within the country simply has to be mindful of their own security (as they should whenever they travel) and pay heed to recommendations being made by the tour company (ie, flying to a destination instead of traveling the road or taking the train).

Would I feel comfortable staying in Egypt right now? Yes. The only thing that is a bit of a nuisance is the curfew in place at the moment. They are taking it very seriously and it is a necessary action for the time being. I expect this will be lifted soon and already people are beginning to relax. Keep in mind this is intended to be for a short time only, so the defense systems can truly gain control of the current situation. There are sporadic check points here and there but they are not intruding into the lives of the average person here.

I know you love Egypt and her people. I know your heart mourns for what is happening at present. I know you would like for this all to be over. Trust me when I tell you, Egyptians feel the same way.

As a foreigner here right now, I would have no problem coming back, or staying for that matter.

Reincarnation through Revolution
Mohamed Nazmy

My dearest friends and my beloved ones I am sure that your hearts are aching for your / our Beloved Egypt when you watch what's happening on TV. Accordingly, I would love to share with you some of my thoughts and the truth of our feelings considering the current situation.

Revolutions all over the world, not in Egypt, have always been out of passion to your country, you revolt for peace and you revolt for justice. Egypt has always been a witness of revolutions, wars and victories.

No one on Earth would be happy or satisfied seeing blood, killing people or burning his country's entities; however, it still happens.

A year ago, when the Muslim brotherhood had their chance and won the presidential elections hidden behind Morsi; however, we completely dumped behind any of their history and believed in equality and democracy which is the road we draw for our future. We believed that they would utilize this opportunity and do their best to achieve political success for the sake of Egypt. However, and as time passed by, our dreams, wishes and hopes were all demolished and eradicated.

Yet, we kept on challenging ourselves, thirsty to reach our goals and top our revolution with success, development and a fully mature society living in peace.

I am not even in a place where I can judge that Muslim Brotherhood are Terrorists. However, I would be glad to clarify and ask; if they are Islam defenders, then their place isn't the presidential palace. But if they are political supporters and analyst, then they are for sure welcomed; however, they aren't welcomed under the title of any religion.

In a nutshell, country is for all and religion is for GOD. Mixing them just to hypnotize people is a complete disgusting action that reflects their weakness in both fields. Violence of any kind is terrorism, threatening not only our present, but our future as well, and country's judgment upon their relationship with Egypt becoming volatile due to what's happening; all of this for me is terrorism and violence.

One thing that we have to remember, that now gates are open, boundaries between people all over the world are erased, electronic platform where all information are shared became as fast as the speed of light. Hence, we as people shall not be controlled or moved by the governments.

Political leaders great achievement, recently, would be winning a war or controlling over another country; completely forgetting about the internal peace of their people, dreams of their children, blood of their martyr and death of their soldiers.

While we are working to advance ourselves we should also spread these wherever we go. Our hand is open in friendship. We don't seek hostility. We don't want to be forced into it, but we are determined to protect our right. My experience through more than 50 years has taught me that people of good will of all races can work together to bring about justice for all betterment of mankind.

Let's us all unite!

We have to remember, that Egypt is part of mother Earth that is everyone's asset. We are born into this world with no boundaries, no country limits, no religion and no ID. We are all born as humans. We are all born to follow our hearts, create our own beliefs and build up our experiences.

Egypt is part of what we - humans - inherited; we need to preserve it & keep it safe. This will not only happen through Egyptians; but it will happen through each and everyone's support in this world. We need to help one another, support one another by joining them, by pushing forward and encouraging their positive beliefs.

Egypt is safe & will forever remain safe. God promised us this from the day he created Earth. Egypt now needs each and everyone's support; it needs our love, support and presence. Egypt is calling you, calling for your presence, inviting you with love to feel its warmth, to see the beauty of the Nile and to enjoy the Egyptian's smile.

Looking forward to 'Welcome you Home' and to embrace you all with all the love and peace.

~Mohamed

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