Hatshepsut's temple at Der el-Bahari used for dream incubation and star walking. At Hatshepsut's mortuary temple at Der el-Bahari, Queen Hatshepsut stands on a strip of stars before a temple/gateway hieroglyph The Egyptian determinative for walking or leg hieroglyph makes this a depiction of a 'star walker' The sanctuary was used for dream incubation where beings could pass through gateways or humans could journey to other realms
At Queen Hatshepsut's mortuary temple at Deir el-Bahari, reliefs depict her standing on a strip of stars before a temple/gateway hieroglyph — the leg determinative making this a depiction of a 'star walker.' The sanctuary was used for dream incubation, where beings could pass through gateways or journey to other realms. Historical records mention Aman Hotep, student of Imhotep's teacher, using this holy of holies for lucid dream states. This represents a documented Egyptian practice for consciousness travel through dreaming, with Randall Carlson quipping it sounds preferable to conventional air travel for traversing spacetime. 🏛️ ✨
Key Facts
- At Hatshepsut's mortuary temple at Der el-Bahari, Queen Hatshepsut stands on a strip of stars before a temple/gateway hieroglyph
- The Egyptian determinative for walking or leg hieroglyph makes this a depiction of a 'star walker'
- The sanctuary was used for dream incubation where beings could pass through gateways or humans could journey to other realms
- Aman Hotep, son of Hapu (teacher of the architect Imhotep) described using this holy of holies for lucid dream states
- This represents a method for interstellar travel through consciousness and dreaming
- Randall Carlson comments this sounds preferable to conventional air travel for traversing vast distances of spacetime
Related site: Deir el-Bahari — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: The Psychedelic Christ, the Ark of the Covenant, and the Lost Sacrament with William Henry by The Randall Carlson