Rosemary Clark

Rosemary Clark is an independent scholar and interpreter of Egypt’s sacred traditions. Her continuing study of the Egyptian religious and metaphysical legacy encompasses a forty-year background of historical research, Mideast travel, and the development of a repertoire of unique skills in the re-creation of Egypt’s sacred astronomy, temple ceremony, and ancient ritual. She is versed in deciphering hieroglyphic script, the legacy of Hermetic philosophy, and the components of Egypt's Sacred Science. This work has been consolidated in a two-volume series, The Sacred Tradition in Ancient Egypt and The Sacred Magic of Ancient Egypt, both in new editions (2021). Forthcoming is The Sacred Oracle of Ancient Egypt, an original work that will present a new and unique disclosure of the oracular tradition of Egypt’s temples, as documented in texts and tombs over a period of three millennia, yet undeciphered until now.

Rosemary’s practical guidance on spiritual and holistic health has been presented in The Everything Guide to Meditation (Adams Media 2002), with contributions to The Complete Dream Dictionary (Adams Media 2004) and Menopause: A One-Stop Resource for Feeling Good (Adams Media 2005).

You can read her essays, book reviews, and planned Egypt expeditions at her website, templeharakhte.org.