Dorothy Eady | Reincarnation of Omm Sety – Priestess in Ancient Egypt / Myth or reality?

„Dorothy Eady | Reincarnation of Omm Sety – Priestess in Ancient Egypt / Myth or reality?“
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Dorothy Eady | Reincarnation of Omm Sety – Priestess in Ancient Egypt / Myth or reality?
The phenomenon of reincarnation is a fascinating subject, but few cases can be considered trustworthy. Dorothy Eady’s story is, however, the most important and most credible of all. The Irish-born young woman had only one dream, to return to ancient Egypt, to the world she once lived in.
Do you believe in reincarnations? Millions of people from all over the world believe strongly in the phenomenon of reincarnation. Interestingly, there are cases where some individuals seem to remember exactly who they were in their previous lives.
When Dorothy Eady arrived in Egypt for the first time, it was obvious that she had been there before. Only the last visit to Egypt was thousands of years earlier !!
Dorothy Louise Eady was a normal, was born on January 16, 1904, in London, cheerful and lively child until the age of 3. But a terrible accident has changed her destiny. Playing on the stairwell, she fell from a height and struck so hard she lost consciousness. She was breathless for a few minutes, while ambulance doctors had to declare her dead. Transported to the hospital, the little girl was again subjected to resuscitation techniques, and as if by heart her heart started to beat. Dorothy has fully recovered. It was a miracle for parents and one of the happiest days in their lives. Some years later, however, they would have to face serious problems that they could not ignore as a childhood accident.
In her adolescence and then all her youth spent her learning as much as possible about ancient Egypt, even looking to get closer to the Egyptian emigrants in London and marrying a young Cairo native. In 1933, her great dream of arriving in Egypt was accomplished. Together with her husband, moved to Cairo where he continued with frenzy the study of the hieroglyphics and ancient history of Egypt.
Captivated by the stories of Egypt, Dorothy often enters the trance and automatically transcribes messages that, she says, receive them from the Hor-Ra guiding spirit. According to this spirit, Dorothy lived in the ancient times and would have had the name of Bentreshyt, raised in the Temple of Seti in Abydos, from the age of 3, where her father left her, a soldier who could not take care of her. She was raised by the little man to depict the priestess in the temple of Kom El Sultan
At the age of 14, fell in love with Pharaoh Seti and had a child with him, which violated the laws, because she had to remain virgin to be a priestess. In order for their mystery not to be revealed,… and Seti, grieving for her loss, would have promised to find her even in the other world. Dorothy used to say that Seti often visits her at night and that she is waiting for him in the world of the dead to be together again.
Dorothy, she said that during her life, Temple Of Seti was surrounded by trees and a spectacular garden, but they could not be found. Then one day the archaeologists dug up and found a garden, but not any garden in Abydos. The garden was exactly where Dorothy had indicated.
Egyptian archaeologists were amazed at the instructions they received from Dorothy and promoted her adviser to the Abydos Department of Antiquities. All her life lived in a village near the temple, she continued her researches on Seti and made a significant contribution to the historical discoveries of the archaeological site.
For decades, Eady has been a source of inspiration for many researchers, many discoveries being made on the basis of her words. Dorothy Eady died at the age of 81 and was buried in the Abydos backyard cemetery. She thought death would allow her to reconnect with her half of her previous life.
Dorothy Eady passed away on April 21, 1981, but the world will remember her as a passionate woman with unprecedented knowledge about Abydos, about Ancient Egypt, and about the ancient Egyptian language.“