Climbing each step of the Great Pyramid was nothing short of transformative. Each massive stone felt like a gateway—into history, into spirit, and into myself. As I ascended the enormous structure, I was eventually drawn deep within its towering walls, engulfed by the magnitude of its legacy and mystery.

As we bent low, crouching beneath tons of stone, we moved forward in trust. The heat was intense, and the energy was undeniable—palpable with every breath. We were stepping into ancient energy, thousands of years old, still alive and welcoming. I could feel it calling out to our spirits, our souls—accepting our human vulnerability, yet urging us forward.

When we entered the Queen’s Chamber, something shifted. The energy intensified. I felt a deep release—pain from the past, old grief I had long carried. I welcomed the release and embraced what lay ahead. In that sacred space, I surrendered, opening my heart to the abundance of the future.

We climbed even higher, the air thick with heat and energy, until we descended into the King’s Chamber. Closer to the heavens, the journey became more than physical—it became deeply spiritual. In that moment, I felt completely surrendered. I was safe. I was held. By my Almighty God, by all of my ancestors who surrounded me, holding me steady for what was to come.

As I set my intention to receive great abundance, my body tingled, my eyes filled with tears, and my heart opened wide. Though the tomb may have been emptied of its gold and offerings, the King’s spirit was still undeniably present—offering remembrance of the past and hope for the future.

Standing in that chamber, tears streamed down my face, not from sorrow but from overwhelming hope. I felt a heavenly crown being placed on my head—a divine signal that I am ready. Ready to receive, to grow, to be abundantly blessed in the next chapter of my life.

My faith has been renewed. My spirit has been strengthened. And with a heart full of gratitude, I step forward knowing: I am worthy of all the love and abundance that awaits me.