Experience the Mystical Secrets of Ancient Egypt with Temple Beautiful Recreated!

One of the most popular topics from the Edgar Cayce Readings is ancient Egypt and the High-Priest Ra Ta, a former incarnation of Edgar, who brought the people of Egypt together to create “one of the most momentous…periods in the world’s history…” (Reading 900-275) Because of his Ideal of Oneness, Ra Ta began teaching about the spiritual nature of humanity. To help all people not only understand but also apply the Golden Rule, he collected spiritual truths and cosmic laws from around the globe and began new building projects including the Temple of Sacrifice, similar to hospitals in the present, and the Temple Beautiful.

The Temple of Sacrifice was created as a place of healing—body, mind, and spirit. Using advanced Atlantean technology and spiritual practices, it provided holistic methods for cleansing and purifying individuals, preparing them to embrace higher consciousness. Bloodless surgery, spiritual attunement, and music lifted the vibrations while callisthenic activities, chanting, and breath-work strengthened the physical body. Sacred fires on altars burning away cravings of the flesh. Any hindrance to a person’s relationship with God or their fellow man had to be surrendered. Once purified, these individuals could serve in Temple Beautiful, the pinnacle of spiritual education and transformation.

In Temple Beautiful, individuals trained for their highest calling—whether in science, the arts, education, politics, or ministry and learned the great teachings of the cosmos including the Law of One or God is One. Music, dance, chanting, and vibrational healing were essential tools for raising consciousness and connecting the body, mind, and spirit to universal truths. All activity related to the thesis upon which the Law of One was based: to know and be yourself and yet one with All.

The architecture of Temple Beautiful reflected its purpose: a magnificent pyramid with three tiers or levels and a celestial dome of the night sky with gemstone stars and opalescent color tones was a constant reminder of humanity’s divine origin and potential. Representing the body beautiful, it was furnished with the most beautiful objects from around the globe as a reminder of the joy in service. At each of the seven sacred stations, representing the body’s energy centers (chakras), a priestess helped initiates remember and express their divine nature. To regenerate the body, music using reed and stringed instruments aroused the body’s centers, connecting the spiritual forces to the sensory system.

Join us for Temple Beautiful Recreated—a hands-on exploration of Ancient Egyptian spirituality inspired by the mystical readings of Edgar Cayce. I’ll be joined by expert facilitators—Mary Elizabeth Lynch, Elizabeth Waitekus, M.K. Welsch, and Matthew von Behrens—as we delve into art, dance, meditation, chanting, music, and prayer for healing, transformation, and spiritual awakening. Experience the timeless mysteries of Egypt June 7-8 at Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E. in Virginia Beach. Brought to you by the Tarsia Center for Inner Transformation at EdgarCayce.org/Tarsia.