My Mystical Experience Inside an Egyptian Pyramid

This is a mystical experience I had while in Egypt.

It was several years ago, and yet I can return there in memory as though it was only a few hours ago: Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza, I climbed down to the pit – 150 steps into the earth. I felt grounded, powerful; I was at the center of Earth. I stayed about 30 minutes, sitting there silently feeling, being.

I thought of a friend, Patricia, who had recently died. She had asked me to leave a thought of her there and in doing so her spirit would be part of Egypt. I thought of other people I love. They each came clearly to me. I felt that on some level they were sharing this experience with me, feeling the connection to the ancient gods and goddesses who were with me inside this pyramid. I thought of all the people of all countries of all time. There was no separation, no them and me; there was only us.

I climbed to the queen’s chamber. There I stood in the center of the room and felt this incredible energy. I leaned my forehead against the wall and felt all walls of all time. I climbed to the king’s chamber, where, with other friends, meditated.

All lights were turned off. We were in darkness so dark that I didn’t know if my eyes were open or closed. I saw the energy moving, swaying, blinking, zipping past me and coming back to me. I saw the top of the pyramid and an energy field. The lines, which were broken, were red. They pulsated and I felt the pulses in my body. They formed a triangle in three-dimension to match the pyramid. It was awesome in its beauty and force.

I saw ancient peoples looking at the sun’s rays coming through the clouds at the top of the pyramid. I heard the ancient chant “Ra-Ma, Ra-Ma . . .” Our voices blended with those of the ancient ones.

As we climbed the passageway to take us out, we were silent, and that silence shimmered with ancient song of the long ago god whose tomb we were now leaving.

Outside, the air was cool, crisp, clear. Camel riders of the desert were silhouetted against the city lights. Above, the stars took my breath away. I felt the masters who had walked this land, seen the same stars I saw now in this strange and yet familiar land. It was then I knew that I was home.