Written by Philo of Alexandria, a Hellenistic Jewish philosopher, this treatise offers the first historical description of the Therapeutæ, a contemplative community established near Lake Mariotis in Egypt.

Philo describes them as men and women living in celibacy, prayer, study, and silence, devoting their lives to healing and the pursuit of divine wisdom.

They lived apart from society, practicing rituals of purification, sacred meals, and mystical interpretation of scripture — all elements later found among the Essenes and early Christian monastics.
Philo presents them as living embodiments of Sophia and the Logos — the merging of divine wisdom (Feminine) and divine word (Masculine). Their lifestyle reflects the Egyptian initiatory model of Ma’at (balance, truth, cosmic order), translated into the language of Judaism and, later, Christianity.

Through a series of vivid akashic memories, Daniel Meurois and Anne Givaudan recount the hidden formative years of Jeshua, guided within the Essene Brotherhood and the temples of Egypt.
They describe a precise initiatic path combining inner silence, energetic purification, breath work, and the awakening of memory through devotion and service.
The narrative portrays the fusion of Egyptian and Essene wisdom as the womb from which the Christic current was born — a continuation of the mysteries of Isis, Hermes and Ma’at within a new frequency of heart consciousness.

A step-by-step guide to developing an embodied relationship with Egyptian divinities

• Details the nine stages of the ancient Egyptian initiatory path, describing each stage’s powers as well as the culminating ceremony called “The Crown of Isis”

• Provides profound guided meditations for each of the nine stages and illustrates the manifestation of this path’s principles through stories of awakening

• Shares the author’s personal journey as a Garment of Isis and her own powerful interactions with Isis, which culminated in her serving as Oracle of Isis at the Parliament of World Religions in Chicago in 1993

The Sacred Science of ancient Egypt was an initiatory spiritual system, a technology of consciousness designed to birth a mystical communion with the divinities, an embodied union of being between the eternal and the mortal. After initiation was completed, the re-identified being, now divinely possessed, was known as a Garment of Isis, signifying that the goddess Isis dwelt within them.

Offering a practical guide to the key principles within the Egyptian temple tradition, Naomi Ozaniec explores the process of creating and developing a personal relationship with the Neteru, the divinities and forces of creation of ancient Egypt. She details the nine stages of this initiatory path, which are divided into three phases--heartmind, spiritmind, and soulmind. This step-by-step, interactive process culminates in a ceremony called The Crown of Isis. The author provides profound guided meditations and illustrates the manifestation of the initiate’s powers through stories of awakening brought on by this spiritual path. She also shares her personal journey as a Garment of Isis and her own powerful interactions with Isis.

An accessible yet substantive guide to initiation into the Egyptian Mysteries, this book details how to gradually awaken and attune your mind to the symbolic, open access to higher realms of consciousness, and enter into a mystical marriage between personal and divine consciousness.