At 6.15 am on the morning of October 24th, a batch of Egyptian and Maya artifacts arrived from six major US museums. Arriving safely aboard a China Airlines flight, the artifacts' transportation was supervised by Will Jeffers, Viva Fisher and Chou Hsiu-chin, of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology; and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. On October 25th, a brief ceremony was held to welcome the crates, attended by Dharma Master Liao Yi, CEO of the MWR.

After a decade of preparation, the Museum of World Religions will finally open its doors to the world, presenting the glory of the world's ten major religions including Ancient Religions represented by Egypt, and Indigenous Religions represented by Maya.