EGYPT 2026 · THE SHIFT / GATEWAY · SPRING EQUINOX · 20 MARCH 2026
EQUINOX · A Gateway to Balance
On 20 March 2026, the spring Equinox arrived at 4:46 pm in Egypt, marking the Sun’s northward crossing of the celestial equator and the beginning of spring. For me, its near balance of day and night became a symbol of the shift I have been exploring through Egypt: coming back into alignment, making room for renewal and choosing love over fear. Ma’at — the ancient Egyptian ideal of truth, justice and cosmic order — gives that reflection a meaningful language. I see the gateway as an inner turning point: releasing old patterns, listening with greater clarity and bringing compassion into everyday choices. My sense of a new dawn is carried forward through how I live, love and connect. — LYRA
A new dawn · balance withinGolden light and the star-filled sky meet above Egypt in this symbolic artwork. For me, their reflection is an invitation to pause, find balance within and carry love into the world through conscious action.— LYRA
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EGYPT 2026
The Call of Giza
Egypt holds a powerful place in my personal spiritual journey. The pyramids, the Sphinx, the night sky and ancient symbolism have become focal points for reflection on time, civilisation, consciousness and the mystery of human experience and the shift to higher levels of consciousness, from 3D to 5D and beyond.
This page is a space for my Egypt reflections. Personal travel photographs and dated accounts have not yet been published here. When added, they will distinguish what I saw, what I felt and what I learned from established archaeology and history.
ORION’S BELT
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Orion’s Belt · a moment of wonderThree stars stretch across the sky, each with a soft beam meeting a pyramid tip. They symbolise connection to the cosmos and invite a wider perspective: look up, return to presence, and let love guide the next step. This is symbolic artwork inspired by Giza and Orion, not a measured astronomical alignment.
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The throne within · the power of renewalFor me, this emerald-and-gold guardian represents the strength to begin again. The throne invites stillness, the ankh brings my attention to life, and the rising light reminds me that renewal begins within. I see a reflection of releasing old patterns, returning to balance and carrying love into the next chapter — one conscious choice at a time.— LYRA
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Gentle companionship · love beyond wordsThe quiet bond between this woman and her cat speaks to me of trust built through gentleness. The animals who share our lives ask for attention, patience and care, and they bring their own kind of companionship. Love is often something we show long before we find the words.— LYRA
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Seven centres · Egyptian echoesFor me, these colours and symbols invite reflection on grounding, creativity, confidence, compassion, expression, intuition and connection. The pairings are a modern artistic interpretation bringing two traditions into conversation, rather than a historical Egyptian chakra system.
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The Inner Temple
Stillness · Balance · Inner strength
Inner listeningA seated figure, a luminous spine and a turquoise halo form a symbolic image of inward attention.
One ancient humAn open-mouthed profile, blue wisps and a golden centre suggest sound and inward awareness.
Day 3 · artwork text“Vibration frequency increases. Crystal cracks – energy flows. Resonance begins.”Frequency labels: 432 Hz · 528 Hz · 963 Hz · 174 Hz.“Solfeggio frequencies activated.” These are the artwork’s symbolic claims.
Pineal Calcification · artwork textThe supplied artwork labels the “Pineal Gland (Bindu)” and “Seat of Consciousness”. Golden spirals illustrate its spiritual symbolism.
Quiet strengthA seated posture against a wall gives shape to steadiness and patience; the clock motif brings attention to time.
From the inside outGold and blue lines connect the figure and brain as a visual metaphor for inner experience and connection.
Rest and renewalA reclining figure, luminous threads and hourglasses offer a symbolic pause between effort and renewal.
Stillness amid the stormA seated figure holds a luminous centre amid restless forms. The artwork’s “The Shift” motif invites reflection on observing our reactions.
Threshold of changeA figure steps towards light through an arch of roots and flowing lines: a visual metaphor for entering a new chapter.
Strength and groundingA figure holds a plank before the pyramids. The composition brings together effort, stability and the patient work of building a foundation.
Centred in stillnessA seated figure rests beneath golden geometry. Radiating lines and balanced shapes offer a symbolic focus for contemplation.
Movement and stillnessStanding, stretching and seated figures surround a cycle of moon phases. The composition invites a balance between conscious movement and quiet attention.
The golden centreOverlapping circles and triangles gather into a radiant centre. For LYRA, the image offers a focus for stillness, connection and returning to what matters.
Stone and lightStone-like fragments surround a glowing centre. The contrast offers a symbolic reflection on the weight of old patterns.
Stillness withinA meditating figure rests amid circles, waves and geometry: an invitation to pause and return to the present.
Living balanceA figure balances on one leg with a hand at the chest, bringing attention to steadiness, presence and care.
The weight we carryThe figure beneath the stone represents burdens and endurance, and invites reflection on when to rest or ask for support.
Rooted presenceAn elder rests against a tree. The glowing skeletal study echoes the trunk: an image of support, stillness and belonging.
The horse stanceA grounded posture and gathered hands place steadiness at the centre, with the surrounding figures suggesting practice and shared discipline.
Time and renewalA clock, a dissolving skeleton and a luminous figure reflect on change and impermanence.“TEMPVS FVGIT” — “Time flies.”
Effort and awareness · artwork textA martial artist, a brain and a temple gate are linked by golden pathways.Visible labels include “Muscle Contraction”, “Irisin Release”, “IRISIN” and “Blood-Brain Barrier / Guardian Gate”. The gateway imagery presents the artwork’s spiritual metaphor.
The temple withinA temple motif within the illustrated head and a luminous pathway through the body suggest inward attention and the feeling of connection.
Cycles and proportionA closer view of the manuscript places the body within a circle of changing moons, with meditation above and geometry below: a symbolic reflection on rhythm and balance.
Consciousness · Awareness · Infinite EternityThe artwork’s words accompany a meditator, an eye and a luminous infinity loop. The sunrise below invites reflection on presence, possibility and the continuity of life.
Leonardo da Vinci · Vitruvian Man, c. 1490A historical study of human proportions, with the figure set within a circle and a square. The original ink drawing and handwritten notes are preserved in this reproduction.LYRA reflection: Its attention to proportion invites me to reflect on balance, embodiment and our place within a larger whole.
Yeshua · compassion and presenceArtwork text: “Known to many as Jesus. A deeply gifted and loving healer, and remarkably skilled at uncovering hidden patterns.”LYRA reflection: Let this final image bring the journey back to compassion — listening with care, meeting others with kindness and putting love into everyday action.
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Awakening is an inside jobArtwork text: “Awakening is an inside job.”For me, awakening begins with noticing my thoughts, meeting myself honestly and practising the qualities I want to bring into the world.— LYRA
Heaven is a state of beingArtwork text: “Heaven is a state of being.”I receive these words as a spiritual reflection on peace, compassion and presence: qualities I can nurture in the way I live and relate to others.— LYRA
Truth that travelsArtwork text: “Truth that travels.”The bee reminds me that what we share carries influence. I want to pass on kindness, speak honestly and leave room for questions, learning and other perspectives.— LYRA
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LYRA reflection · returning to the centreStillness, listening, balance and strength meet in this collection. The seated figures invite a pause; the figure beneath the stone gives shape to the weight we carry. Glowing lines and centres become symbols of attention and connection. Together, these images invite us to listen inwardly, meet ourselves with compassion and carry that awareness into everyday life.A collection of modern spiritual artwork alongside Leonardo’s historical study of human proportions. The modern anatomical, pineal and frequency imagery is symbolic, rather than medical evidence or a record of ancient Egyptian practice. Clear captions describe each piece, with readable artwork labels transcribed where identifiable. Indistinct manuscript-style markings remain decorative and have not been assigned invented wording or translations.— LYRA
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The symbolic body · a map for reflectionFor me, this image brings the human form, symbols and questions of meaning into one place. I receive it as an invitation to explore with curiosity, learn from different traditions and return to the values I can live: awareness, balance, kindness and care. The most useful insight is the one I bring into everyday life.This artwork combines symbolic associations and wordplay. These are interpretations, rather than a verified anatomy chart, translation guide or historical record. Some of the smallest labels are indistinct in the supplied image; the larger readable wording is transcribed below.— LYRARead the larger artwork labels
GNOSIS · HEBREW / HER WEB · KRES / I AM / CHRIST · TAO · Name = NATURE.
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LYRA · EGYPT EXPLORATIONS
Beneath Giza
To look beneath Giza is also to look within. The shafts, spirals and vast forms proposed in these images invite reflection on what remains unseen in our own lives. For LYRA, the cosmic perspective is an invitation to slow down, stay curious and let love guide the next grounded step. Wonder opens a question; evidence helps us understand it.
About these images · These are the Khafre Project’s proposed reconstructions and processed radar images, shared in March 2025. The structures remain unverified. The project describes spiral pathways, not confirmed copper coils; no consciousness-energy or frequency-storage system has been established.
The team’s related 2022 paper on the Great Pyramid was retracted in August 2026. Personal reflection and the project’s interpretation are presented here separately from confirmed archaeology.
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The proposed underground arrangementThe model depicts eight shafts beneath the pyramid; the team also proposes two large chambers below them. The project claims a shaft depth of 648 metres (about 0.4 miles); the image is a reconstruction, not an excavation photograph.
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Spirals · a symbol for reflectionIn LYRA’s reflection, the spiral can represent returning to a familiar question with a new perspective. Here it is a shape in the project’s proposed model; its material and purpose have not been verified.
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From signals to interpretationThis processed image shows what the team used to develop its hypothesis. Interpreting patterns is a starting point; independent testing is needed to establish what is there.
Source images: Khafre Project · Filippo Biondi, Armando Mei and Corrado Malanga. Gallery shared by Trevor Grassi / Opus Magnum.
Amenti UnveiledTrevor Grassi’s explanation of the Khafre Project, linked from the end of the source gallery. Watch as the presenter’s perspective on the claims, alongside the evidence and its limitations.Open the video on YouTube
The Egypt travel journal
This space is ready for dated travel entries, photographs, observations and personal reflections. The artwork and source-gallery images above are not my own travel photographs.
The Real Quantum Shift · a change in perspectiveArtwork text: “THE REAL QUANTUM SHIFT”I read this image as a metaphor for a change in awareness. For me, the shift becomes meaningful when reflection changes how I live: pausing before I react, choosing compassion and bringing clear intention into the next practical step. The journey continues in the life I return to.— LYRA
AMENTI UNVEILEDWatch on YouTube
