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Lee Carroll’s 2022 Egypt tour places Abydos inside the Kryon material he offers as channeling, though this clip is a temple walk rather than a long sitting. He says the sanctuary marks where Egypt began, on ground the river later left after it moved. What he treats as singular is a painted roll of rulers in columns, the one spot he says the order of kings was recovered. Guides call an excavation behind the building an important burial. Carroll relays Kryon as putting that masonry much earlier than the usual Abydos date, by as much as ten thousand years, a figure he says officials do not grant. A local speaker introduced as Hasham calls the ground a holy territory of the ancestors and the home of the earliest pharaohs. Custom, in his account, takes it as Osiris’s grave and as a journey every ruler wanted, including a last bringing of the prepared body. The group is asked to sense ancestral memory in the stone.
Key points
- The early date Carroll gives for the rear excavation is presented as Kryon’s channeling, and he says officials do not accept it.
- He treats a columnar roll of rulers as the only recovered order of kings.
- Hasham calls the ground an ancestral territory and the traditional grave of Osiris.
- Rulers are described as traveling there in pilgrimage, including a final visit of the prepared body.
- A loud crowd on the return road is identified as a wedding before a quiet river ride.
Short quotes
it guides them into the Afterlife
Lee Carroll, Abydos on the Kryon tour
He is pointing at a boat carving that, in his reading, carries the dead onward. Watch at 1:59
this is the land of the ancestors
Hasham, Abydos on the Kryon tour
The guide’s phrase names Abydos as a homeland of earlier generations, not only a later shrine. Watch at 4:01
Video by Kryon Lee Carroll. Watch on YouTube.