On the banks of the Nile near an ancient temple built for the god Osiris by Pharaoh Seti I, an elderly Englishwoman lived, but she was no ordinary woman. Dorothy Eady died at the age of three, and when she woke up, her life was changed forever. She was convinced that she was born across the sea in ancient Egypt. She claimed that she was an Egyptian princess. dorothy eady
There is no doubt that Dorothy Eady's story is a very interesting story as reincarnation is one of the most controversial issues of all time. There are those who believe in it and consider it a metaphysical science, while others reject the idea and view these matters as mere coincidences of fate, nothing more and nothing less.
On January 16, 1904, in a suburb of south London, a beautiful girl named Dorothy Lewis was born to parents of Irish descent. When Dorothy was three years old, while playing at the family home in Blackheath, she fell from the top of the stairs to the basement, hitting her head on the ground and falling into a coma. The family doctor said that Dorothy had passed away, and asked to shroud the girl and prepare her for burial. Amid the parents' shock, Dorothy came out of her coma naturally and in good condition.
The little girl started chanting, “I want to go home,” so that her parents told her that she was at home, but she insisted nervously that her home was not here and began to give descriptions of her alleged home.
The parents did not know that this incident would change the course of their daughter’s life, turning her from the English citizen Dorothy Eady to the discoverer of Egyptian antiquities “Umm Seti” (mother of Seti), who spent her life in Egypt among the tombs and temples and was buried next to her lover King Seti I in the El Araba El Madfuna, in El Balyana Center in Sohag Governorate.
A year after the accident, her father took her on a trip to the British Museum, and as soon as she sees the pharaonic statues, the condition of the little girl changed, and she began to circle around the statues, kiss their feet, and shout, "My homeland," amid the astonishment of the father and the museum's visitors. This incident prompted her father to keep her away from the museum so as not to disturb the visitors.
