Ancient Egyptian Dream Temple Evening

Journey to Ancient Egypt to visit a Dream Incubation Temple

Step beyond the confines of your everyday life and enter a tranquil, peaceful state of deep hypnosis. In this serene experience, you will embark on a journey to the Temple of the Divine Healer, Imhotep, located at the Saqqara Complex in Ancient Egypt.

Imhotep, best known as the Chief Minister of Pharaoh Djoser, was a talented architect who designed the first Egyptian pyramid at Saqqara. He was revered as a High Priest, scholar, and pioneering physician and healer. Long after his passing, Imhotep has been held in high esteem, and the Temple of Imhotep remains a symbol of his enduring legacy, serving as a sanctuary dedicated to healing and sacred knowledge.

In a hypnotic trance, we will visit this beautiful temple to experience the healing practices of the Ancient Egyptians. As you immerse yourself in the deep relaxation of this state, you will be joined by Egyptian Gods and Goddesses. You will receive hands-on healing from Raylee, a Spiritual Alchemist of Isis. This evening will leave you feeling deeply peaceful, grounded, and connected to the extraordinary deities of Ancient Egypt.

Ancient Egyptian Dream Temple Evening Overview

PLEASE NOTE: Hypnosis is not recommended for anyone with drug or alcohol dependencies, severe depression, or psychosis.

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About Your Facilitator

Raylee

I am a spiritual energy healer with strong past life ties to Ancient Egypt, with an affinity for Elizabeth Jensen’s healing and alchemy techniques which enable the channelling of Egyptian deities to perform healing rituals. I use hypnotherapy as part of my healing practice, as I found it allows people to relax more, especially when they are anxious or finding it difficult to turn off their brains.

Hypnotherapy has given me another tool to help people and is invaluable in so many ways. I love watching people as they become deeply relaxed, especially those who are sceptical or who assert they can’t be hypnotised.

Raylee