Ashraf took me to visit the old El Qurna several times after arriving. The houses have mostly been demolished and there is not much left. He said he went there regularly and he just looks and weeps tears of grief. I felt the overwhelming feeling of grief and sadness myself and then the realisation of why it was such a big thing for the families to move on. I had the feeling that these people had been living here at the Valley of the Kings for thousands of years. The same souls coming back lifetime after lifetime. But, now they have been moved on and can never again come back to live here again......ever.

I told this to Ashraf and he nodded in recognition of this. We talked about it being time for these Souls to accept change and so it had been forced upon them. They have made the transition and are happy in their new homes. We didn't revisit his old home again. Something appeared to have shifted. Maybe an acceptance that all was as it should be.

Omar and Fatima happy in their new home. Ashraf was given the flat next door to Omar and Fatima so he can still be right there for them.

Thakyou from El Qrna

Thankyou to everyone for the love and support that has been shown to Ashraf and his family in their transition from El Qurna. They have made the changes quite smoothly and are happy settling in. I am sure everything will be positive from here on it and he sends his love and thanks.
I received a message to my mobile phone. It beeped once and when I looked there were 17 messages. I knew it was a message from Ashraf because this always happens as he opens his heart with love.
I read his message "Sorry Christina I have been very very busy, and I am still very busy. But thankyou and thankyou to all your friends. My flat it is very nice, I love my flat"
When I went to check the other messages they had disappeared. I looked at the car in front of me and the number plate was "XX17WA". I read this as 17 kisses sent to WA. And the cars on either sides had number plates that sent messages of spirit to say all would be well. 330 - God and the Ascended Masters surround you now. 262 - material needs being met. etc. .....
Thankyou everyone for your support, our job is done and they will be fine now.

Relocation of El Qurna Villagers

Ashraf, a Seidi Egyptian living in El Qurna on the West Bank of Luxor in Egypt, plays an integral part in anchoring the energies of LUXOR Light into the Luxor area. He is a very clear channel and has an incredible ability to commune with God through his natural ability to open his heart at will and receive Divine guidance through hearing the voice of God. Ashraf now works with myself with Distance Healing. As our energies combine as Ashraf sits in meditation at the same time as I sit to conduct a distant healing, Ashraf opens his heart to God to ask for Divine assistance. At the completion of the healing when Ashraf sends his message to me to say he has completed his part of the process there comes a series of messages on my phone of which all but the original message will disappear. I have come to know that when this happens it is a message from God to say that a connection has been made. Ashraf is so full of love that his new journey as a healer is the only income he has at present to support his Mother, Father, Brother and himself. If you would like healing with Ashraf and myself please contact me.
Ashraf's father Omar is an old man,this relocation for those like him is not going to be easy emotionally, mentally.

Many of the homes are being bulldozed to make way for new digs. It is thought that there are many more tombs housing treasures beneath these tradional homes. Meanwhile this relocation has a huge affect on these families and the whole village. Many businesses like the Alabaster factories will be affected and of course the workers that are being relocated to an area far from thier work place will then have to travel for work. This is going to have an effect, metally, emotionally and financially on all these families.

These families are very close nit, what will happen when they are parted and sent to live in flats that while being modern and more well equipped, can't make up for the closeness of such communities.