Past journeys are living records of what is possible when land, intention, and community meet. These pilgrimages were experiences held with reverence, depth, and presence.
Each gallery below offers a glimpse into the landscapes explored, the sites honored, and the quiet moments in between. While photographs can never fully capture the felt sense of these journeys, they serve as portals—reminders of what the land offers when approached with care.
March 18 – April 1, 2025
The Mysteries of Egypt journey traced the ancient spine of the Nile, moving through temples, pyramids, and sacred complexes aligned with cosmic order and timeless knowledge.
Guided by Egyptologist Maher Hagagg, participants explored Giza, Saqqara, Luxor, Karnak, Philae, and Abu Simbel.
2026
The Sacred Scotland journey moved through the ancient ceremonial spine of the country—stone circles, islands, glens, and monastic sites where history, myth, and memory converge.
Participants walked the lands of Orkney, Iona, Skye, and the Highlands, engaging with Scotland not as observers, but as listeners. Sacred sound echoed through stone chambers, silence was honored as a teacher, and the rhythm of the land guided the pace of each day.
This journey emphasized ancestral memory, voice, and the relationship between land and lineage.
