I realize this sound's bazaar but I am Hatshepsut reincarnate. I remember those day's... when I was not allowed to show Emotion and had a country and it's people for which I was responsible for.
I spent my day's learning about everything from my father, and the priest's. There was much ceremony and we were a proud country and people.
My body will never be discovered because we (my lover, friends, servant's) were tortured and murdered and our bodies lie at the bottom of the Nile River. It was our belief that the Pharoh was to be entombed in order to be reborn with the God's. I see different, naturally, because I exist today. I have drawn Deir El Bahari and titled it territories before my sub-consicious mind realized my previous life as Hatshepsut. I also drew another picture that took me back to Hathor, the sphinx, the pyramid's and then rememberance.
I am also a channeler for spirit's passed. I help them move from one dimension into the next. A sprite if you will. This is my truth!

*bows* Hail all mighty Hatshepsut. ...I believe you... ...honest! I have a serious case of the mummy's curse in my house, could you please talk to the gods and to make the curse leave?

(Sarcasm? Me? Never!

I'm not saying I don't believe in past lives, actually I havn't really formed an opinion but don't you think it's strange that everyone who has a past life seems to be someone famous? I mean, everyone is Joan of Arc or Cleopatra. No one is the serving woman at the old tavern down the road:-)

A friend of mine remembers his past life (as a friend of Senenmut) and knows some details that you should know if you were Hatshepsut.
1. How many children did Hatshepsut have (in total, boys + girls)?
2. How old was Neferure when she died & what was the cause of her death (excuse me for invoking such painful memories)
3. Tell some things about Senenmut's personality (was he a calm one or absent-minded, etc.)

If I get the same answers I got from him, I'll believe both of you

Interesting? This is going to hook me. What were your friend's answers to the questions?

My friend would have given these answers:

Hatshepsut's first child was a girl who died about the age of 1 [so it is likely that she's nowhere mentioned]. The second was Neferure, who died at the age of ten, because of a sudden illness that's symptoms were with fever, stomach ache and vomiting. [My friend's mother said it could be an illness called dysentery.] The third child was a boy who died few hours after his birth, and the fourth was a girl, who was born prematurely after the days of Neferure's death, and died before puberty.
Senenmut was a highly intelligent and talented man [okay, maybe everyone knows this], who was always full of plans, always thinking about more things at the same time, it was often impossible to follow his chain of thought. Hatshepsut was stubborn and self-willed, but they always understood each other. After Neferure's death Senenmut became very morose, he even had quarrels with Hatshepsut. After the birth of the 4th child the coldness between them lessened, but not for long.
My friend also mentioned that he always feels a little scared when looks at a picture of the Djeser-Djeseru; it might be because he knew about Senenmut's hidden portrayals in the temple and about his secret tomb.

I know all of these things seem weird to those who don't believe in reincarnation, but I tend to believe in past lifes. I'm sure that I had past lives too, but I can remember only small fragments of them and I'm afraid of regression hypnosis.

On the birth of a son.
Go to: http://www.bibarch.com/chronology/Exodu ... eptsut.htm
Maybe this will clear up the confusion of me giving birth to a son.

If you had cared about it, Brendan, I would've told you.

Jamie, what's up with changing your name so much? It's kind of confusing to members. Namely me. LOL.

Jamie, is that you? I didn't realize it until Meryetamun's post... WHERE IS THAT HOT PICTURE OF RAMESSES???? I loved it so much!