Ancient Egypt's Modern Tech / Reincarnated Egyptian Priestess ( The Dorothy Eady Story )

Welcome to the White Rabbit YouTube channel. In today's episode, an ancient Egyptian priestess reincarnated in modern times from 3,000 years ago. Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs depicting a modern-day helicopter, aircraft, submarine, UFO and its cover-up. Our story will bring us to England, Cairo and Abydos. Cue the axolotl intro music. Dorothy Eadie, also known as Omsetti, was born in 1904. When she was three years old, she fell down the stairs and had apparently died. The doctor was called and he determined that she was actually dead. So he went back to his office to write up the death certificate and came back to the mother's house and was discussing with her in the kitchen when they could hear some noise coming from the upstairs room. So they went up to check it out and Dorothy was jumping up and down on her bed. What a shock! The mother was of course very upset with a doctor that had said she had died but the doctor insisted that she had died. Dorothy began exhibiting strange behaviors like saying she wanted to go home despite never having lived anywhere else. She also developed a foreign accent syndrome which sometimes happens to people that survive serious head injuries or comas. Most of these people had some kind of access to their new language such as maybe they went on a trip to that country in the past or they took a class in high school. I was able to find some examples of people waking up from head trauma or comas and speaking perfect Swedish, Spanish, French and Chinese. Others have musical genius abilities or newfound artistic talent. I'll go more into detail about the foreign accent syndrome in the live episode seven days from today where questions become conversation. At four years old Dorothy went to the British Museum for the first time. When she was there she found the Egyptian hall and she was running around like crazy kissing the statues feet and saying these are my people I'm home I'm home. After this she took every opportunity to go back to the museum eventually meeting E. A. Wallace Budge an Egyptologist who taught her how to read the hieroglyphics which she picked up quite easily. After combing through several Egyptian books and books about Egypt, Dorothy finally found her home within Egypt which was the temple of Seti I. This is the same temple where the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs of the airplane, helicopter, UFO and submarine are located which I'll get to a little later. Alas Dorothy didn't have the means to go to Egypt and so continued living her life. At 16 she left school and started going to several archaeological sites and museums around Britain. At 27 she went to London where she got a job working in public relations at an Egyptian magazine where she drew cartoons that reflected her political point of view which was an independent Egypt as Egypt was not a British colony but it was occupied and subjected to British control. During this time she met her future husband Imam Abdel Maguid, moved to Cairo, married, had a son, named him Seti and was thereafter known as Aam Seti which means mother of Seti which is a bit weird considering her origin story which I'll get to right now. After about a year of marriage and having given birth to Seti, Dorothy Iti now known as Aam Seti started having night time visions of Horah, the spirit of Seti, her previous lover. When Aam Seti was sleeping she would kind of be awoken but she was in a trance and she would be writing ancient hieroglyphic texts. This would happen over the course of 12 months, one year and in total she had written 70 pages of ancient hieroglyphic texts. The story described the life of a young woman called Ben Trishet who had reincarnated into Dorothy Iti. Ben Trishet came from humble origins. Her mother was a vegetable seller and her father was a soldier. At three years old her mother died. The father with lack of options put her into the Qom el-Sultan temple to become a priestess. At 12 years old she was given the option of going out into the world or staying and becoming a consecrated virgin. Without full understanding and lack of options she took the vow. One day becoming Seti's lover, eating the uncooked goose, an ancient Egyptian term comparable to eating the forbidden fruit, she became pregnant and unwilling to face a public scandal she committed suicide. Aam Seti's husband was understandably upset about her night time vision trance obsession and moved to Iraq for work. They later separated and Aam Seti continued caring for her son. They moved to Nazlat al-Saman near the Giza pyramids where she got a job with the department of antiquity, one of the very first females to do so. She was a great help to Egyptian scholars. Not only could she understand the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs better than most Egyptologists but she also started remembering her past life so she had a lot of very helpful insights. Aam Seti spent a lot of time at the Giza pyramids and the great sphinx at night making offerings to Horus, one of the ancient Egyptian gods. Aam Seti was considered eccentric by the locals but still everybody loved her. She had the ability to heal people the ancient way either by bathing in the sacred pool or using ancient herbs. Speaking perfect Egyptian, she was the celebrity of the area. The wheel of fate finally brought Aam Seti home to Abydos where she took a pay cut to get a job at the temple. The chief inspector of antiquities in Abydos was dubious of Aam Seti's knowledge and he wanted to test her so he brought her to the temple at night and asked her to stand by particular paintings in the temple at night in complete darkness. She did this with no problem and she was even able to describe the paintings on the wall despite them not even being on the wall as they had been taken down for restoration. Her prior knowledge as a priestess had been proven to be 100% correct. Also found in the temple of Seti I are the hieroglyphs depicting modern technology. Some say the ancient Egyptians had ancient technology, others say it's proof of time travel, alien collaboration or just an ancient coincidence. Maybe if it was just one symbol it could be a coincidence but four symbols all together seems less likely. The modern day cover-up explanation of those in power say it's just a palimpsest, a text on top of another. The original hieroglyph translation is he who repulses the nine, referring to the nine enemies of ancient Egypt. Then less than a generation later the new pharaoh Ramses II had the inscriptions covered in plaster and had them re-carved to read he who protects Egypt and repels its enemies. Apparently a much more politically correct statement. Others say it's pareidolia like seeing patterns or meaningful interpretations when there is none. It's nonsense, it's just a cover-up to hide the truth. Surely the ancient Egyptians wouldn't be offended by something their previous leader had stated. Besides in those days people weren't really allowed to complain. There were those in power and those that served. Another thing is that this statement by Seti I he who repulses the nine would have been a mainstream statement of the time written on many walls and structures around the empire and Ramses II would have had to fix all the politically incorrect statements around the empire and there would be other helicopter hieroglyphs to be found. Alas there are none implying that the truth was written on the walls of his home. It's unfortunate that Aum Seti passed away in 1981 before the rediscovery of the airplane, helicopter, submarine and UFO hieroglyphs in 1990. I would have loved to hear what she had to say about it. For Aum Seti the temple of Seti was a place of peace and security where she was watched over by the benevolent ancient gods. Her descriptions as a young girl were not believed by her parents but in Egypt excavations uncovered a yet undiscovered garden where she said it would be as well as a secret tunnel. She believed in the curative powers of water from certain holy places. She would jump in the sacred pool in the Osirian to heal herself. Friends reported she healed herself and others of arthritis, appendicitis, breathing issues and no longer needing glasses. In Egypt the mandatory age of retirement is 60 but the antiquities department made an exception for her to stay another five years to get the most out of her knowledge. After retiring she worked as a consultant and guide for tour groups in Abydo. She even revealed the location of Nefertiti's tomb but it was only confirmed to be true with excavations years after her death in 1998. What do you think about Dorothy Eady aka Aum Seti's reincarnation story? Do you think it's possible to remember your past life and what about the aircraft, helicopter, UFO and submarine hieroglyphs? Is it proof of ancient technology or just a palimpsest? Let me know your thoughts in the comment section and as always I'm not saying this and every story I share is a hundred percent true. I'm just telling a story and you can believe what you want. Uncovering the truth one conspiracy at a time. See you next week on the White Rabbit YouTube channel.