From a west bank of the Nile in Luxor point of view, my favourite place has to be the Temple of Habu. I know it’s called the Mortuary temple and all that, I’m just saying, it’s my favourite. From a feeling point of view of course. As you enter into the complex you’re greeted by this strange and huge hieroglyph…
To the left of the above image is the entrance to the temple and then further to the right is another ball tossing image. I have no idea what they represent, but looks pretty funny to me. As I approached the temple I asked the rods whether there was something I could do for this place? No. Was there anything I could learn here? Yes. Excellent!
I found myself wandering around the place pretty aimlessly at first, I wasn’t in any hurry. It was my last visit of the day and indeed my stay in Egypt as a whole. There didn’t seem to be many other tourists around, which surprised me since it was such a lovely place. From an energy point of view it was definitely falling over on the Sun side. Maybe that’s why I liked it, being a Sun person myself?
Just wanted to show you the entrance (above) so you can see the monstrosity of the walls. I stand about as high as the scaffold on the left! After a while I decided to use the rods to give my wanderings some direction and purpose. Was there a place where I could do this learning? Yes. Take me to it then.
I walked through the multiple arch ways and finally near the end of the temple I was directed towards picking up 3 stones. Ah…that old stone mover gig again. Then I was directed to placing them at various places in the back of the temple. As I placed the final one I realised that they formed a triangle. See picture below where one of the stones is visible on the left.
Having placed the final stone seemed to have unlocked a new direction for the rods and I was led towards a chamber not far from the triangle of stones. As I approached it, I got a weird sensation and stopped. I felt like there was something (not one) in the chamber. I asked the rods for confirmation and they agreed with me, there was some presence in there. I wrapped myself up in some protection and queried…is the protection I’ve just set up sufficient to protect me from whatever is in the chamber? Yes. More than enough.
I followed the rods into the chamber and in the corner (not visible from outside) was a strong whirling wind. There were feathers and dust on the floor that was being taken a few feet into the air and then falling down again. Maybe it was the location or the wind, but the word Djinn came to mine immediately. The rods confirmed that it was such a kin.
The rods confirmed though that this was by no means a powerful one. In fact, there was no harm in it at all. I watched it for a bit, but that was boring and so asked whether there was anything else to learn here? No.
One last thing that I had to do though was dismantle my Triangle. I did that and went back to the chamber of the Djinn. Nothing, no wind, no nothing. Then an idea came to me and I was like, oh my gosh!
Earlier this year I had learned about Fairies and how to open their circles using a three-step process, the same as what I had just done now. Was this a similar means of opening some kind of Djinn portal? Yes! Curious I thought. Were Djinn and Fairies the same thing. It was an obvious conclusion, but a wrong one. No they are not. Not even akin. That surprised me, still, the world is filled with strange things.
My visit to Habu concluded my stay and adventures in Egypt. It had been amazing!
Kal.
