Two sacred journeys. One for women. One for men.
On the last standing Nubian island on the Nile — 300 metres from the Temple of Auset, 3,000 years from the modern world.
A women's immersion in ancient healing, sacred ceremony, and the living waters of the Nile. Seven days. Seven layers of yourself, returned.
Enter the Seven Gates →A brotherhood journey into sovereign masculinity — courage, honour, and the ancient codes of the sacred warrior, on the banks of the Nile.
Take the Oath →Heisa Island sits in the sacred waters of the Nile — the last standing Nubian island, untouched by cars, crowds, or the noise of modern life. 700 Nubians call it home. Ancient trees line the banks. The stars here are so close you can almost touch them.
Next door is the Philae Temple — the final sanctuary of the goddess Auset. This is not backdrop. This is living power. When you arrive, you will feel it immediately.

A living sanctuary space overlooking the Nile — created for stillness, remembrance, conversation, music, ritual, and return.
Built by hand on Nubian land, the Love Temple is not a backdrop. It is part of the rhythm of the sanctuary itself: sunrise tea, deep rest, firelight conversations, sacred gatherings, and the slow remembering of another way of being.
Dhyani Love has spent 35 years learning how the body holds, stores, and releases the weight of a life. She did not build Nubian Royals Sanctuary as a business. She was called — guided to Heisa Island by a force she has never tried to explain.
Two journeys. One sanctuary. Choose the path that calls you.
Questions? WhatsApp Dhyani: +44 7502 245519 · nubianroyalssanctuary@gmail.com