July/August 2023 Alchemical Voice

She asks many questions about Ancient Egypt and
life in Abydos when she was with Sety I. Sety I said
he had waited 3300 years for her to be incarnated
and they would be reunited in Amenti for eternity.
Sety I says, “In Amenti there is no sickness or
physical pain but how terrible can be the pain of the
heart.”
Sety I refers to the undiscovered Temple of Sety I
Treasury and Book of Magic which must never be
found as it could fall into the wrong hands. He urges
Omm Sety to destroy it if it is discovered. She asks
him why he doesn’t destroy it and he replies, “I can
only enter now as an akh (body of light) which has
no power to destroy on this earth.”
Certain priests achieved mastery of their minds and
the laws of nature.
“By their magic, their heka, they put their lives to
sleep. At a future time, decided before their burial,
they would awake, even after thousands of years in
order to teach men the knowledge they possessed.”
This reminded me of Mary Magdalene and Yeshua
who both attended Egyptian mystery schools. Is this
where Yeshua learned to perform miracles?
Yeshua was crucified for using magic to raise
Lazarus from the dead.
Fantastic as the story is, Egyptologists accept that
Omm Sety knew many things she could not have
known without entering some extraordinary state of
consciousness.
Co-author Hanny el Zeini was her close friend
during the many years she lived in the ancient holy
city of Abydos. Under star-lit evenings among the
ruins of ancient temples, Dr el Zeini was her trusted
confidant to whom she revealed her secret other
life in 19th Dynasty Egypt. Shortly before her death
in 1981, she gave him her diaries, which chronicled
her life in two worlds.
Julie de Vere Hunt
www.marymagdaleneslegacy.com
This book relates a powerful love story with
fascinating insights into ancient Egypt. It is also
possibly the greatest proof of reincarnation.
But most importantly, it reminds me of something I
have always believed – that love is eternal.
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