In her childhood, she fell down the stairs of her house in London and the doctors pronounced her dead. However, after a while, she came back to life.
In her adolescence, she danced in a music hall and was fascinated by Egyptian antiquities and ancient rituals.
For the next 65 years of her life, Dorothy Eady, the woman who gave herself the name Om Seti, followed a path that no Western woman had ever followed before: a path that led her to Egypt, to the ancient monuments, to a place she had always called her "home". There, she amazed archaeologists with her deep knowledge of the history and daily life of the ancient Egyptians, and earned the admiration of both the locals and the most prominent scientists in the world. However, her great and unbelievable secret was that she had lived in the past, in a previous life, as a priestess in the temple of Pharaoh Seti I, and for thousands of years she continued to be his beloved.