Khufu’s Experience

A Virtual Reality Exploration

By Joann Cummings
Certified Life Between Lives® Facilitator, Canada

All that have experienced Life Between Lives and Past Life Regression journeys have been to places where very few of our fellow humans have gone. I am writing this story for the purpose of touching the place of knowing accessed via these journeys, but that lies within each and every one of us. 

I do this by sharing a recreational virtual reality experience that quickly became a metaphor for our work: that work being Life Between Lives facilitators. A metaphor, provided by the experience of a virtual reality tour exploring Khufu’s Tomb in Egypt, but without physically making the journey.

I approached the experience with a sense of wonder and curiosity, having had the privilege of traveling to Egypt twice in this lifetime. I entered the venue, a huge museum-like structure with a curtained reception area, not knowing what to expect. To get me equipped for the virtual journey I am given a virtual reality headset unit to secure snuggly over my head and face, with instructions given by the tour team whose job it is to help me feel safe and comfortable throughout this experience. The first instruction is that if I feel nauseated or dizzy as I proceed, I should remove the head set immediately where I will see that in reality (3D) I am in a gigantic, cavernous, empty room. There is an actual emergency button on the headset should I get in trouble and to press it to get immediate help. Good to know and a tad ominous. I am also told if I encounter another person within the venue, whilst in the program that they will look to me as if they are a human outline filled with sparkling light (sound familiar?). HMMM, should be interesting!

I am instructed to begin so I follow the AI guide and stay within a green lined box that marks the scene I am meant to be experiencing according to my location within the program. This will in turn trigger the various stages of the tour, but don’t worry if things go dark because the program is just adjusting and will be back on line in due time. I just have to trust. Again, sounds familiar right?

At first, of course trusting this appliance on your head for instructions is destabilizing. Noting the briefing informed me to keep in mind I am, in reality, walking on a flat surface. I discovered that little pearl is an important mindset to help stabilize the experience.

So I begin to approach Khufu’s pyramid!

I am met with my charming, personal, brand new AI guide who happens to be a young lady that is quite unsure of her new profession but very keen. She is a bit annoying actually and a bit too perky but here we go. Proceeding ahead as instructed I am soon navigating Khufu’s tomb. First outside the pyramid, gazing up at what looks to be a hundred feet of interlacing massive solid rock blocks forming the pyramid. Then as if on an invisible escalator I am transported to the tombs entrance, at a dizzying speed may I add, so concentration is of the upmost importance. The colors, the images are incredibly realistic so one really feels as if one is there, in Egypt. The only thing missing is the wafting aromas of a teaming Cairo market.

I have had the good fortune of being inside the Queens chamber of the Great pyramid in Cheops and found this visual pretty much spot on, with a Raiders of the Lost Ark vibe. As I approach the burial chamber I am guided to the embalming chamber where priests are in the process of embalming King Khufu himself.
Whilst I am inquisitively observing the process- sans the organ removal through the nose with a hook- I encounter for the first time, others, and yes they appeared as outlines of human forms filled with sparkling light.

It was at that moment I recognized what a metaphor this experience is for the work we do. Dimensional, multidimensional and interplanetary travel. We have navigated dimensions and other planets so often it is perfectly normal for our brains to orient to whatever dimension or world we are in, in the moment without even a minute of confusion or apprehension. This is what we do, and just like the AI tour guide we hold a safe space within which we explore, for the purpose of our own as well as our client’s expansion and soul growth. I noticed when I encountered others it was like the cast of characters in whatever lifetime, world or dimension we are exploring. What is reality and what is not reality? That my friends, as you know, seems to be a matter of intention and awareness. Is it in fact not all real? Are we ever alone?

Continuing the adventure I navigate the Nile in the ancient Abydos boat and gaze over Cairo from the top of the great pyramid.

As the tour comes to an end a voice says, “take off your headset”, and voila! We are back in 3D reality… or are we? For most, it takes time to reorient to this dense dimension; however, for us who do this work, it’s like an immediate realization and we simply continue on through the next experience of our day.

Another moment in this reality, until next time, next adventure, next session.

It occurred to me, we have been given a gift. The gift of awareness. Awareness of dimensions and worlds other than that which we play in this particular life. Also the realization, that we are experiencing a solitary, unique journey in our own current program, yet surrounded by souls, entities and beings that we encounter momentarily in this vast expanse of limitless time.

Yes, indeed, this is a gift very few of us on this planet have been given and what a privilege it is. A sacred gift which assists us to raise ours and our clients level of vibration. Raising our vibrations at a time when existence is so urgently directing us, for the purpose of evolution.

Just a moment of awareness I wanted to share with all who know these experiences, because this is what connects us all. We are part of a critical and sacred group, and we are very fortunate. ♥

Joann Cummings is an LBL Facilitator in Canada and sees clients in-person and online worldwide