On the way back to France, Egypt called to me. There, at the temple of the goddess Hathor in Dendera, I felt once again the vastness of the Sacred Feminine. This temple, one of the last sanctuaries dedicated to the feminine, testifies to an ancestral wisdom on the verge of vanishing at a time when the world has allowed itself to be dominated by patriarchal order and the excess of the masculine principle.

Yet, despite the upheavals, the temple of Hathor endures. It stands as a timeless pillar of feminine energy (Kundalini), preserving within its walls a precious knowledge. It is a living imprint of our heritage, a sacred reminder of our feminine lineage and deep origins.

In a world where the balance between the masculine and feminine has been obscured by centuries of conditioning, many women have lost touch with their inner power. Severed from their bodies, their desires, and the deep well of wisdom and intuition that resides within them, they navigate a daily existence where the Sacred Feminine remains dormant.

This disconnection impacts not only women but men as well, who struggle to reclaim their place in this world. It is therefore essential to embark on this journey of recognition to foster greater harmony within our homes and, consequently, in the world. This work of harmonizing the genders can only be achieved through mutual respect and love, in a subtle dance between the masculine and the feminine.