Woman remembers past life clearly, claims pharaoh was lover

The woman, as small as her previous life, declared that she had never loved the pharaoh.

Born on January 16, 1904 in Blackhearth, England, Dorothy Eady fell down a flight of stairs and was seriously injured when she was three years old. The condition of Dorothy's injuries led doctors to believe that she would not survive. This incident led to her recalling memories.

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Because, contrary to the doctor's prediction, Dorothy gradually recovered and became healthy again. After that incident, the little girl suddenly remembered the things she had done.

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In memory of

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, Dorothy remembers herself as the lover of pharaoh Seti I - the ruler of ancient Egypt between 1290 BC and 1279 BC.

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Born and raised in a Christian family, Dorothy was often taken to church by her parents to pray when she was young. One day, the family took Dorothy to visit the British Museum.

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When she looked at a picture of Seti I's temple, she said that it was her home. She later learned about ancient Egypt, including learning Egyptian hieroglyphics.

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In 1931, Dorothy married an Egyptian named Eman Abdel Meguid. She and her husband lived in Egypt, where she worked as an English teacher. They had a son together, named Sety.

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As soon as she set foot in Egypt for the first time, Dorothy's memories of her past life became clearer. She remembered her name in her past life as Bentreshyt.

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Bentreshyt was the daughter of a soldier who worked for Pharaoh Seti I. Her mother was a vegetable seller. When Bentreshyt was three years old, her mother died. Bentreshyt was then taken to the temple at Abydos and became a consecrated virgin at the age of twelve.

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Several years later, Bentreshyt met and fell in love with Pharaoh Seti I. They fell in love and Bentreshyt became pregnant despite her vow to remain a virgin. Having broken her vow, Bentreshyt committed suicide to avoid bringing punishment upon her lover, Pharaoh Seti I.

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During her nearly 20 years in Egypt, Dorothy collaborated with experts and archaeologists to make important discoveries , including helping to uncover the garden where she first met Pharaoh Seti I in her previous life. Accordingly, she made important contributions to helping decipher a period of Egyptian history. She died at the age of 81 and was buried in the Coptic cemetery in Abydos.

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