This manuscript contains much previously unknown information regarding the life and times of the Egyptian Pharaoh Ikhnaton, as told through the eyes of his mother, Queen Tiye. Based on vivid recollections of Ikhnaton's life-events as revealed to Ann Ree Colton in the akasic light, this book provides amazing understanding of the religion and culture of ancient Egypt. Ikhnaton was unique among Pharaohs because of his belief in one God and his commitment to non-violence. At a time of religious decay in his nation, Ikhnaton sought to preserve and practice the higher initiatory knowledge brought to Egypt out of Atlantis through the establishment of a new capital city, Akhetaten. Ikhnaton was a forerunner-soul, whose story will open many new doors to understanding a dynamic former era and its contributions to modern times. Also included are Ann Ree Colton's writings pertaining to many of the spiritual monuments of Egypt, including the Valley of the Kings, the Sphinx, and the pyramids.
