The Second Life of Omm Sety - Part 1

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Part 1 of 2 parts:
This week we look at the life of Omm Sety, an Egyptologist who claimed to have had a past life as an Egyptian priestess and reincarnated 3000 years later.
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[@heihat1224]

I'm obsessed with this lady and her story

[@bigsmiffy9012]

I've littraly just heard about her I can't believe she was right Every time,

[@2000-h6h]

I'm trying to find the film the lost pharoah: I'm trying to find the documentary "The Lost Pharaoh: The search for ahkenaten" it features her speaking about the temples discovered with him. Very interesting

[@americanwoman6246]

Me too

[@stuffedgrubs]

So am I now!!! Amazing story

[@richrossi1]

Me too

[@larrywoods7507]

I read this story 30 yrs ago and am still mesmerized by this subject.

[@2000-h6h]

I randomly stumbled across this on the internet years ago. Apparently she is memorialized in abydos because she had a lot of respect among the egyptologists

[@JM-co6rf]

one of the most amazing re-incarnation tales of all time

[@backyardphilosophercastore4866]

When my grandmother died.. I received a necklace that she wrote the history of. She had received it from a friend. That friend said it was a gift from this women. Not sure if it's true.

[@BuddhaBeanie]

backyard philosopher Castorena I would dearly LOVE to see a picture of it. Is that possible. I promise to keep it totally to myself and protect it with my life.

[@cizko84]

The only chance to know so much and we didn't take her too serious

[@TairyHesticles]

Great work man, I love the channel.

[@briandiadem]

My grandma was born 2 years to the day after the Titanic sank. She always felt a strange connection to it, and said she wondered if maybe she was on it in a past life.

[@nunliski]

So in between she possessed a baby that died at exactly age 2 then? I mean . . . anyone could have been anything if lots of time passes between bodies, right? She might as well have wondered if she was Julius Caesar.

[@derp195]

@@nunliski She went on a spiritual gap year that ran a little long while floating around Europe.

[@Nofretari]

I understand her all to well. I too have had a life in the nineteenth dynasty. I realized this after a nasty head injury. Suddenly a lot more things made sense. Including why I got so furious when people insulted Ancient Egypt.

[@natlaz1588]

sure sure

[@fungi708]

Death is not the end

[@DrTom1946]

Wonderful. Thanks,

[@ivymoon1779]

Ummm narration is a little monotone but interesting subject.

[@genxmum5569]

I believe

[@candiceyeager2534]

Abydos is said to be a stargate.

[@Rocco27274]

Wow 👍

[@lzl901030]

interesting.

[@myklmeagher160]

Bipolar?

[@RFT24]

Wow

[@fredvanhees3249]

Is this accurate? I think it must have been extremely unusual to take a 4 year old to the museum in 1908.

[@DarkHistories]

Fred Vanhees its information taken from a published biography on her life. Called "the search for Om Sety" by Jonathon Cott. It's free to read on archive.org and there's a link to it on my site if you fancy checking it out.

[@Pk13561]

I don't know about 1908 but I took my daughter regularly to the natural history museum at the age of 4. She handled it very well and loved it. I even bought a membership. She's 5 now.

[@pookiebear364]

Fred Vanhees--- she was taken to the Brit.muse. she also became a student of Dr. Budge...

[@missesrobot8182]

That's why it was deemed strange that she ran up to the Egyptian statues. It was a bizarre scene for her parents. Then as she grew she used to bunk off school and go there during her spare time as a teen.

[@pommiebears]

Fred Vanhees they couldn’t find anyone to look after her. Or, so it says. I wouldn’t think it was strange to take her though. No stranger than taking your children now. I used to take my two sons to the natural history museum in London every year, from very young. They loved it. 👍🏼

[@SophiaShirley-f6i]

Little Villages

[@mvj1153]

Why does he sound like Mick Jagger? lol

[@SpiritualAstrolojist]

👍👍👍👏👏👏🎉

[@shouqshouqy4376]

I need indonesian subtitle ,please

[@anything700]

Posessed

[@MrDBarch]

omg this narrator sounds like he is about to double over in death!

[@ilewtf2234]

Childhood schizophrenia or brain damage, no mystery. How embarrassing for the parents that must have been, im glad that we have modern medicine. Oh, and an ancient absolute monarch who saw himself as a god was a kind man to a woman who wasnt his sister-wife, really, do tell? xD

[@Tanya49655]

Explain how she told them if they dug in a certain spot they’d find a garden and they did then said if they dug somewhere else there’d be a secret tunnel and there was…

[@2000-h6h]

@@Tanya49655 a common theme i find in videos and books similar to this is that Egypt is an important place (Jews, Christian's Muslims even agree), and dreams are severely overlooked in terms of what they can show us. Everyone is familiar with the concept of premonition in dreams but there have been few serious attempts to record and study them. Keep a dream journal, study it closely do it even with people you know and share notes. Much of ancient mideastern religion was about dream interpretation. She was in a dream for an extended period of time according to the story.

[@nicothenatural]

If you think raising a child who had a traumatic head injury/accident is embarrassing, please do the world a favor and don't ever have children.

[@vaslav030547]

She wasn't born in London. She was born in Ireland. First mistake. lets see what other facts are wrong. That was just the first statement.

[@dickison1]

According to Wikipedia "Dorothy Louise Eady was born in London in 1904" and on Encyclopedia.com it says "Born Dorothy Louise Eady in Blackheath, East Greenwich, London, on January 16, 1904"

[@DarkHistories]

I've seen the birth records. She was born in London, or at least, her birth was registered in London. Considering her father was trading in London at the time (under a different first name), it would be awfully strange to travel to Ireland to give birth to a child only to come back to their home straight after and register it there. This information is also repeated in her Obituary, printed in a Cambridge University periodical at the time of her death and the authoritative biography of her life. Unless you have some pretty groundbreaking info then I know which source I trust.

[@noahnguyen3317]

Damn dude you got shit on

[@jasoncharles8651]

Maybe you should check where you were born Harvey?

[@nunliski]

Ya burnt.

[@Mr.Obongo]

Interesting story but honestly I think she faked it all

[@katblue1460]

You think this child faked it from age 4... and the rest of her life afterward? how did she know where the gardens were, where the tunnel was, etc.?

[@morganakate9030]

She help on a lot of Egyptian discoveries , she knew things no one knew ... how would that be ?

[@2000-h6h]

@@morganakate9030 I think the fact that she was well respected among researchers, and even Carl Sagan and the New York times had positive things to say about her says a lot. A common theme in literature is that dreams are overlooked as unimportant even though everyone has at least heard of premonition in dreams