In Egyptian initiations, one of the initial stages involved placing the initiation candidate inside a sarcophagus and letting them remain "dead" for three days. During this time, the masters would gather around the sarcophagus and, using mantras and rituals in conjunction with the geometric structures of the pyramids, facilitate a conscious astral projection of the initiate. This allowed the initiate to see their own body lying in the sarcophagus and understand that, in reality, they were not a "body experiencing a spiritual journey," but their true self is a "spirit wearing the garments of flesh." This part of the initiation ritual became known as the "Barque of Isis" because the sensation experienced during astral projection in this manner is likened to the gliding of a boat. In the astral realm, priests adorned their astral bodies with forms of known deities and instructed them in the final stages of the mystery before baptism and rebirth through the waters. Hence, the music video was filmed in Egypt!
In Egyptian initiations, one of the initial stages involved placing the initiation candidate inside a sarcophagus and letting them remain "dead" for three days. During this time, the masters would gather around the sarcophagus and, using mantras and rituals in conjunction with the geometric structures of the pyramids, facilitate a conscious astral projection of the initiate. This allowed the initiate to see their own body lying in the sarcophagus and understand that, in reality, they were not a "body experiencing a spiritual journey," but their true self is a "spirit wearing the garments of flesh." This part of the initiation ritual became known as the "Barque of Isis" because the sensation experienced during astral projection in this manner is likened to the gliding of a boat. In the astral realm, priests adorned their astral bodies with forms of known deities and instructed them in the final stages of the mystery before baptism and rebirth through the waters. Hence, the music video was filmed in Egypt!