Omm Sety ('mother of Sety') was the Egyptian name adopted by
an English lady called Dorothy Louise Eady, who believed she was the
reincarnation of a priestess at
the temple of Sety I at Abydos, Upper Egypt. Although cited by some as evidence
of reincarnation, are the claims of this eccentric English lady any more
believable than those of the legions of reincarnated pharaohs, priestesses,
Atlantean kings and Amazonian queens that have found new lives in the twentieth
and twenty first centuries? Though if Eady's story is pure invention . . .
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