Destiny: Fotoula Adrimi: Sacred Mysticism of Egypt

Earth Ancients

Cliff Dunning

Society & Culture, Social Sciences, Science

4.4 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2025

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Stepping onto Egyptian soil in 2006, Fotoula Adrimi's soul knew that this was home on Earth. Goddess Isis lifted the veil of time from her eyes, revealing an ancient world where spiritual awakening is possible and whose mysticism can be retrieved to help life now. These pages will remind you of ancient teachings aimed at rediscovering our origin as beings of light who have come to Earth to experience and awaken. Egypt is a source of fascination that keeps calling the soul back from one lifetime to the next. What is the source of power emanating from the temples, the statues of the gods and goddesses, and the strange images on the walls? What happens when we consciously enter the vortex of etheric energy placed deliberately by the ancients? We might find that we are never the same. This book takes us on a journey through time and space, through dimensions and different realities, through self-acceptance and self-love, to lead us back into our infinite spirit, where the source of magic exists.

Fotoula Adrimi, BA(Hons), MSc, is the director of the ISIS School of Holistic Health, an international school of healing arts, spiritual development, and inner transformation through vibrational energy work, enlightened teachings, shamanism, and meditation. She is part of the global network of Shamanic Teachers under Sandra Ingerman. Fotoula lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland, has taught in Germany and the Netherlands, and has led spiritual pilgrimages to Egypt. Her first book, The Golden Book of Wisdom: Ancient Spirituality and Shamanism for Modern Times, is an Amazon UK bestseller.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Destiny.
0:15.8	Now here's your host, Cliff Dunning.
0:19.4	How many times have we talked about Zeptepe? We've heard it from, Jesus, everybody, Hancock, Hugh
0:28.0	Newman, Andrew Collins, Chris Dunn. I mean, almost to a person, it seems like we've heard
0:35.4	about Zep Teppy. What is Zeptepe? It's the first time in Egypt.
0:39.5	It's the beginning. It's when the documents were being scribed. We don't know the age.
0:46.9	Some people think it's, oh, what, 12,000 years ago, 9,500 years ago. How could that be?
0:54.1	That's the time zone of the
0:55.8	catastrophic event that wipes everything out. Is that the starting time? We don't know.
1:04.2	I mean, it's funny because if we look at the Kings list of the Sumerians, that goes back over 200,000 years. And of course, our archaeologists
1:15.0	can't phantom that number, and so they think it's a myth. Same thing goes with the Egyptian
1:21.8	kings list. That goes back several thousand years before the dynastics.
1:28.6	Traditional Egyptologists believe that the Egyptian pharaonic period,
1:33.2	we're talking about pharaohs and their queens,
1:37.5	started 5,000 years ago.
1:40.0	But it doesn't look like the first time fits in that scenario.
1:46.2	It feels like it fits a lot further back.
1:49.7	And it still remains to be seeing how old the pyramids are, how old the temples are.
1:57.6	One of my great fascinations are these standing statues, these magnificent statues that were
2:05.7	carved in granite that are cycloptic. They're monsters. They're, they're, they're, they're,
2:11.4	they're weighing in at, you know, 80 tons and they're 30 to 50 feet tall.
2:19.7	And what's really strange about them is they're so elegantly carved.
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