Womb
Golden Rose
Womb awakening through ritual and embodiment. Honour your feminine power, creative centre, ancestral remembrance and the sacred feminine lineage within.
Women's Healing Retreat · Nubian Royals Sanctuary
Return of the Rose
Awakening the Sacred Divine Feminine
Auset is calling you home to yourself.
Divine Mother blessings
6 Days · 2–7 February 2027 · Enquire for booking details
The invitation
Before the forgetting.
There was remembrance.
Before the trauma. Before the conditioning. Before the forgetting. There was a woman who remembered.
Six days of feminine spiritual healing in nature, through the five elements. An invitation to awaken to who you truly were before trauma and conditioning — remembering and reclaiming your sacred royal matriarchal blood and ancient feminine lineage.
Through sacred rose ceremonies, heart and womb healing rituals, Divine Mother blessings and sacred oil anointing, return gently to the wisdom within. Meditation, breathwork, gentle feminine embodiment, women’s sacred circles and ancestral remembrance weave through the five elements. The Nile offers a place of blessing and renewal, with optional water blessings and swimming subject to safe conditions.
At the heart of the journey is Ma, the Divine Mother — honoured through the Sacred Rose, the Divine Feminine and the tradition of Auset/Isis, as a path of remembrance.
The three roses
Womb. Heart. Crown.
A sacred remembering.
Heart
Pink Rose
Emotional and heart healing, sacred love and compassion. An invitation to honour grief, soften into feeling and welcome the rose mysteries of the heart.
Crown
White Rose
Crown and spiritual awakening, Divine Mother blessings and higher spiritual remembrance. Listen to the quiet wisdom of sacred connection.
The five elements
Nature holds
the invitation.
Earth
Grounding, ancestral roots and the steady presence of the island beneath your feet.
Water
Cleansing and Nile blessing; swimming only where safe and appropriate, with participation always optional.
Fire
Symbolic release and transformation; honouring what you are ready to lay down.
Air
Breath, freeing the feminine voice and gentle movement, at your own pace.
Spirit
Remembrance, prayer, oil anointing and sacred connection.
The six-day journey
A rose unfolds
in its own time.
A planned rhythm of ritual, embodiment and sisterhood. Participation is invitational throughout; there is room to listen, rest and honour your own boundaries.
Calling Home
Arrival, earth, an opening circle and blessing. A gentle invitation to arrive as you are.
Golden Rose
Womb ceremony and embodiment; listening to the creative centre and honouring ancestral remembrance.
Pink Rose
Heart healing and rose ritual; sacred love, compassion and space to honour grief at your own pace.
Waters of Auset
The Nile, renewal and water blessing. Swimming is optional and only offered where safe and appropriate.
White Rose
Crown awakening, oil anointing and Divine Mother blessings; prayer and higher spiritual remembrance.
Return of the Rose
A closing sacred rose ceremony, integration and sisterhood; carrying remembrance into the journey home.
The sanctuary & your guide
Earth beneath you.
The Nile beside you.
Set on car-free Heissa Island at Nubian Royals Sanctuary, Aswan, Kemet (Egypt), this retreat is guided by Dhyani Love.
The Love Temple is an inner meditation and healing space within the sanctuary, not the name of the property. A place for prayer, reflection and the quiet return to yourself.
A maximum of 10 women share 5 existing rooms, with 2 women in each. The six-day 2–7 February 2027 package includes accommodation, 3 vegetarian meals daily — breakfast, lunch, dinner — and round-trip transfers from Aswan International Airport, including coordinated boat connection as appropriate, alongside the six-day spiritual programme and experiences described here.
Price and further booking details remain to be announced. Speak with Dhyani before making travel or booking plans.
Who this is for
For the woman
who hears the call.
- Women drawn to sacred feminine remembrance, nature and the warmth of sisterhood.
- Women wishing to honour the heart, creative centre and ancestral feminine lineage.
- Women seeking a gentle spiritual journey, without pressure to share, perform or participate in every practice.
Your consent and boundaries matter. You are welcome to pause, witness or decline any ritual. Spiritual healing practices are not medical treatment and do not promise a particular outcome.
Practical questions
Before your return.
When is Return of the Rose?
The six-day retreat runs 2–7 February 2027. Enquire with Dhyani for booking details. A nights count and check-in/check-out times have not been confirmed.
How do I enquire or apply?
Use either WhatsApp link to open a prefilled enquiry to Dhyani Love. Nothing is sent automatically. ‘Apply for Your Place’ begins a personal conversation, not a confirmed registration or booking.
How many women will share the retreat?
A maximum of 10 women will join, using 5 existing rooms with 2 women sharing each room.
What is the price, and what is included?
The six-day 2–7 February 2027 package includes accommodation, 3 vegetarian meals daily — breakfast, lunch, dinner — and round-trip transfers from Aswan International Airport, including coordinated boat connection as appropriate, alongside the six-day spiritual programme and experiences described here. Price, availability and further booking details remain to be announced. Enquire with Dhyani; no payment is requested on this page.
Do I have to swim in the Nile?
No. All water participation is optional. Nile swimming and water blessings depend on safe local conditions and are offered only where appropriate. You may choose to remain beside the water.
Do I need experience, or have to join every ritual?
No previous spiritual practice is needed. Every practice is an invitation. Your consent, personal boundaries and choice to pause or not participate are respected.
Are these rituals medical treatment?
No. This is spiritual and wellbeing-focused support, not medical, psychological, psychiatric or emergency care. The retreat does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical or mental health condition. See the wellbeing and swimming guidance below, and continue any professional care you need.
How can I discuss a concern or pre-arrival needs privately?
Use the private-conversation link below to request contact with the retreat team, without describing the concern in WhatsApp. A secure pre-arrival information channel still needs to be confirmed; do not send sensitive information until the team has provided an appropriate secure process. For urgent safety or medical concerns, contact emergency services or qualified medical care.
Who is honoured in this retreat?
Ma, the Divine Mother, is honoured through the Sacred Rose, the Divine Feminine and the tradition of Auset/Isis, as spiritual inspiration for feminine remembrance.
Care & safeguarding
Your boundaries matter.
The retreat is intended to provide a respectful, inclusive and trauma-aware environment. Ceremonies, rituals, movement, breathwork, swimming and group sharing are voluntary. You may pause, decline or leave any activity at any time without pressure or penalty.
- Personal boundaries, privacy and confidentiality must be respected. No one should be pressured to disclose trauma, personal history, medical information or spiritual experiences.
- Sexual contact, coercion, harassment, discrimination, intimidation and retaliation are not permitted.
- Concerns may be raised privately with the retreat team. Safeguarding concerns will be taken seriously and handled confidentially where possible, in accordance with applicable law. Disclosure may be necessary to protect someone from harm or comply with law; absolute confidentiality cannot be promised.
- The retreat team may refuse or end participation where necessary to protect participants’ safety and wellbeing.
This opens the approved WhatsApp contact only to arrange a conversation. Do not describe safeguarding concerns or send sensitive information there. Ask the team for an appropriate private, secure contact method. For immediate danger, contact emergency services.
Wellbeing & informed choice
Spiritual care.
Personal choice.
This retreat is spiritual and wellbeing-focused. It is not medical, psychological, psychiatric or emergency care, and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical or mental health condition.
Spiritual practices, breathwork, meditation, movement, essential oils, anointing and ceremonies are optional and should be approached according to your circumstances. Fasting is not part of the confirmed programme; if ever proposed, it would also be optional and require individual consideration.
Consult a qualified healthcare professional before attending if you have a medical condition, are pregnant or recently postpartum, take medication, have a history of fainting or seizures, have cardiovascular or respiratory concerns, have mobility needs, or have mental health or trauma-related concerns that could be affected by group practices.
Relevant access, dietary, allergy and emergency information must be shared before arrival through a secure, privacy-conscious process, with clear consent and access limited to those who need it. That channel still needs to be confirmed: request the secure process from Dhyani before sending any sensitive information. Do not use public WhatsApp messages or an unsecured form.
The retreat team cannot guarantee every activity is suitable for every person. Participants remain responsible for informed decisions and seeking professional care when needed. For urgent concerns, contact emergency services and qualified medical care.
Nile water safety
An invitation.
Never an obligation.
Swimming is optional and not guaranteed, supervised, risk-free or suitable for everyone. It may be cancelled or restricted because of weather, currents, water quality, boat traffic, visibility, local advice or other safety conditions. The retreat team makes the final decision about whether swimming takes place. Choosing not to swim will not affect your participation in the retreat.
- Follow the retreat team’s instructions and use only designated or approved areas. Never swim alone.
- Never swim under the influence of alcohol or medication that impairs alertness. Do not enter the water if unwell, injured, exhausted or unable to swim confidently.
- Do not dive, swim near boats, swim at night or enter the water during unsafe conditions. Use appropriate flotation or safety equipment where advised.
- Nile water is not presented as medically beneficial or safe to drink. Avoid swallowing it, cover open wounds, and follow local hygiene advice.
Begin with a conversation
The Rose Is Calling You Home.
2–7 February 2027 · Enquire for booking details
Both links begin an enquiry with Dhyani. A place is not confirmed by sending a message; no payment or deposit is requested here. Privacy notice.