Leave it be you win, i'm done talking about this whole thing. No, I've never read any of her books I only know of her after I did my own research on Ancient Egypt write after my crazy experience happened. If i'm not mistaken, but wasn't it her past life experience that turned to the world of Egyptology? Oh never mind just leave it alone. We are never going to get anywhere arguing back in forth. So you know more than me, good for you. You read some books, good for you. So you know more about ancient Egypt, good for you.Glyphdoctor wrote:I have not read your story because I prefer non-fiction.
Understandable, but I only suggested that you read it so you could've gotten a clear understanding of what I was trying to convey in my messages. I'm not telling you that I know just a huge chunk of what i've written down.
As for Omm Sety, you think she got her ideas from her own experience in NK Egypt. Well, the only place you will find that suggestion is in books written ABOUT her.Frater0082 wrote: Ohm Sety and she did not rely on any works of Egyptologist because she too went off of her old memories( please get it right). i've told you that i was even unsure if what i thought I was envisioning was even real. But i have told you that I never even heard of an Ohm Sety while I was going through my experience i've learned about her afterwards.
If you read any books written by Omm Sety herself (and by the way I edited one of her books and published it so I am quite familiar with her research techniques and sources), you would not find a single line in them that is based on anything but verifiable Egyptological knowledge and facts and her experience living in the 20th century AD. I went through her manuscript making sure every ancient fact could be verified and all her modern facts I cross checked as well to make sure she wasn't imagining them or making up stuff there either and I found nothing suspicious.
I've read all her books and a number of articles she wrote, even though a large number of them were published under others' names (but having had access to her original unedited handwritten manuscript I know her unique writing style and could identify them as her work), and she always stuck to facts, not her past life experience. Egyptologists who knew her would also tell you the same thing-she was a scholar, a bit unconventional, but a scholar nonetheless.
I'm leave this topic with this quote. I wrote and published this book because of and thanking Ohm Seti because I do believe in her story. Its because of people like this that I was scared to put my story out there, but seeing how Ohm pushed her story out it gave the go.
I regret ever doing that because it made look like a fool. Now excuse me i'm going to live out my daily life as a soon to be college grad, i don't have time for this anymore.