Omm Setti, reencarnación 2000 años después || Relatos del lado oscuro (Podcast)

0:00 He has once been interested in the mysteries of ancient Egypt. Probably if you ' re on this channel it' s because you' re attracted to mysteries and Egypt, without a doubt, is a place full of that, although, of course, for Egyptologists and scientific archaeologists all that is nothing but fantasies or not, why don' t you stay with me. Tonight we are going to talk about just one of the many mysterious issues Egypt has, tales of the dark side for strange beings, inexplicable events, diversified stories that other minds prefer to ignore. Let me tell you a little bit about those times.

1:12 We are about the year one thousand two hundred eighty- five before Christ, in Upper Egypt and Pharaoh is seti I is a type has become Pharaoh already being an older person, because, in fact, he was not going to be Pharaoh of direct line, but his father inherited or gave him the position of Pharaoh and automatically he becomes crown prince and finally becomes Pharaoh. But he' s a great guy. He is a tremendous warrior who manages to drive out a lot of people and conquer a lot of places and walks very proud because besides, he is a very mystical man. It should be noted that Set Setti, first, before being a warrior, had been a priest, had been educated in the temple of Osiris and had also been educated as a very intelligent man, but had also been educated as a soldier. So when suddenly they warn him that he will be Pharaoh, he is no longer a child the Pharaohs are born Pharaohs and he was no longer a child, he had already formed. Moreover, he already had a wife, which represented a problem because how they could tie him to the ancestral line, good by marrying him to a Pharaoh' s daughter. The problem is that Pharaoh was

2:42 already married Setty and well, it was that very complicated, but in reality what they did was a bureaucratic process. More. The fact is that, being married to his first wife, with whom he got along very well, he had to accept that she would not be named the e- team valent to Pharaoh or Queen, but that she would stay out there in dark and name the other. I know you were a guy who, besides, must have been handsome. The mummy preserved from him revealed certain factions of an attractive man. I would die soon, I would die around forty, but it wasn' t that strange for the time. The fact is that in a thousand two hundred and eighty- five he is a man of about thirty- seven years who walks quietly through the temple of Osiris. It' s normal in him. He' s a deep man of thoughts, deep, meditating, walking around when suddenly, oh my God, he gets to see this beautiful young lady, she' s an Egyptian girl of those years, about three, one thousand three hundred years ago. She' s a lovely young date, but she' s not just any young lady. She' s one of the girls who' s studying to make isis priestess. So take care of that, because they are destined for the service of divinity. They

4:16 ' ll never know a name, they' ll never marry, they' ll never live, they' ll never die. So Zetti walks quickly to the other side, but casually that young lady walks to the same side and ends up facing each other. And this man is on fire, totally on fire. He can' t help it. She' s a beautiful girl, but she' s got something, she' s got magic. I know you' re thinking. I got the wrong channel, this is about stories of the heart, it' s about another romantic channel, not stories of the dark side that passed quietly. We' re moving on. The fact is that, after that first encounter it turns out that the great n pharaoh sett, becomes even more mystical, in order to go walking every day through those beautiful gardens, full of plants and incredible things. With animals and that young lady. Of course the girl is much younger than him, but much younger. She is a fourteen- fifteen- year- old girl, since the man, today, would be considered a crime, but it was Pharaoh. So she ends up falling in love. He ends up falling in love with Pharaoh. And, as the ancient Egyptians said, they ate the raw tire. It' s kind of like they ate a forbidden fruit, screwed up, went out with their Sunday seven. Whatever the fact is, they end up in a tordo romance, the pharaoh who goes as a mystic

5:53 every time, so he goes looking for the young lady. Not this one, but when she realizes it, the girl is waiting. Baby imagine you problem, because that pharaoh has an official wife who is kind of like the queen and has another wife, who is the real wife he' s always been with. But in addition, she was in Her Majesty' s service and apart from the temple, this would mean death in horrible conditions, so that young lady, a good evening, decides to end her own existence, entrusting her death to her friends. You charge them. Yes, the temple kept a kind of space where there were cobras, the snake, the incredibly poisonous snake, the young girl puts her hand into one of the baskets, shaking her tightly to cause the snakes to bite her, bite her and cause her death. In this way he is freeing himself from a horrible death and shame that would mean being discovered frees Pharaoh from a greater affront that could cause him a problem and ends his existence. You' ll keep thinking and this has to do with stories from the dark side. Okay, well, let me tell you a little more. This wouldn' t have anything exotic and

7:25 could well happen like a heart novel. Something like that, except because it was revealed in a dream or in a kind of dream of contact to an English woman who worked as an Egyptologist in the ruins back in Egypt. But this happened in a thousand nine hundred and fifty- fifty. Yes, a thousand nine hundred and fifty- thirty, full twentieth century. The woman was Dorothy luis Id and was employed for the Egyptian government for different institutes and advisor and cartoonist she was in charge of drawing the ruins, doing the hieroglyphic uprisings, drawings and, apart from indicating excavations, she was an Egyptologist and had this dream in which a character of those years of name Jo Ra Jorge Ra had revealed to her that she, Doroth the Luis Iddi, had been the girl, the one who had had had the romance with Zetty first in her dreams. In addition, he had revealed his real name, which was Ben Threshet. So b between shit and told him this whole story. But she was asleep and yet she wrote it by automatic writing and you will think good

8:56 and who assures me that this was not the product of or of her imagination. Nice and quiet. The problem is that it was written with Egyptian hieroglyphics in a calligraphy that uses ancient hieroglyphics with a very peculiar combination, belonging more or less to the SETI period. First, all this being unconscious. The problem with this, of course, is that you can tell me good. It' s obvious this woman was an Egyptologist. He knew perfectly how to write hieroglyphics. Let me talk to you a little more. I' m going to tell you this woman' s story. First of all. She ' s an English woman. He was born in a thousand nine hundred and four, before World War I, in a town near London, a classic Victorian family very orderly. The little girl was an ordinary little girl. It is born into a British family. His father is an orderly man, his mother is an orderly woman. They are members of the church are very distinguished people of society. Until that terrible day, when the girl comes to her, she falls down from the stairs, rolls, hits herself, such that when the doctor comes to check her, she gives them the bad news that the girl is dead. He was three years old at the time and informs

10:28 them that his daughter has just died. Of course that' s chaos It ' s crazy. The mother can' t believe it, but the little girl is in bed because she' s been put up in bed and cold. This is an important point. The fact is, it' s cold. No reaction, no reflection, no pupil, no breathing. The nurse who is accompanying the doctor also takes the vital signs and confirms that the creature is dead, the doctor apologizes, is going to bring some things to write an afternoon of function. For the time being he asks that no one touch the body, the subject leaves. An hour later he returns to take the data and to his astonishment. When she arrives in the room, the girl is sitting down, talking. Not only is she not dead, but she looks pretty good. And it' s not just pretty good, it' s normal. He wants to get up and play. Her mother doesn' t leave her until the doctor checks her out and she' s in perfect condition, in perfect condition, the doctor apologizes very sorry for that. The father is spitting fire. I don' t want to tell you how you ' d be holed in this case. So, obviously, that doctor takes his little bag, grabs his nurse, and they come out getting dusty feet.

11:50 Life follows its course, although the course turns a little bit, because you will see little Dorothy Luis, who at that time will be about three years old to turn four, begins to have certain very rare problems. For example, suddenly one afternoon she is sitting looking out the window when she tells her father that she has just arrived from work, that she wants to go home. Dad' s gonna be there and then he says," You ' re at your house" I want to go home. This isn' t my house. I want to go back to mine. Strange in my gardens, strange in my places. This is not my place. But how can it not be your place if this is your house, I am your father, you are not my father, how can I not be your father?

12:31 I' m your father and this is your mother, they' re not and they don' t move her from there. But the problems go on, because obviously, although it is small, they send her to a school and it turns out that one day the teacher tells them, please take her child and I don' t want her here why she won' t want her if she' s a beautiful and charming creature. So, of course she was cute and charming, but she told them that everything they were teaching her was nonsense, obviously, in a school with a very religious approach typical of the early 20th century and this girl suddenly told them that is not true. You see, you see it' s not God, of course not, and I was throwing a scroll on them about the Egyptian gods.

13:13 But in addition to this, when someone comes to read the Bible verses of the departure of the Jews from Egypt. She' s totally angry, completely upset and says that none of that is true, that all of that is not true. Well, they run her from school, they take her to another school, and, worse still at the other school, someone can think of saying something that doesn' t go according to what she thinks and comes. This situation becomes very complex because, in addition, the girl continues to insist that this is not her place. We' re talking a thousand nine hundred and eleven or a thousand nine hundred and twelve. The situation becomes complex.

13:56 Parents are looking to get her out, teach the world to get some air, get to know other things. Until one day the girl is seated as always reading the newspaper do not lose sight that she learned to read really no one taught her she reads alone, which reveals a higher intelligence than average when she is reading the newspaper that enchanted of life suddenly. There is an article that talks about the British Museum of Egyptology, well, the Egyptian Museum in England, and it talks about some findings and so on, and comes the primitive photograph, a little dark from a distant temple known as the Abdos temple in Egypt, about ninety kilometers from Luxor, the girl starts screaming like crazy. Obviously, everyone comes running the nana, the mom, the dad, the granny, the ambrosio carbine get there to see why she' s screaming and the girl' s telling them to close her house. The temple of Avidos will anger the temple of Osiris. In the back, the mortuary monument is in front and behind was the temple of Osiris and this girl begins to tell them that it is going to her place that there is, of course, more than one. She must have been upset and even punished.

15:24 She may have sent her out without dinner, because that was ridiculous, but this girl is still engaged in it to make a good day, someone has the happy idea of taking her to the museum, to the museum where there is an exhibition of Egyptian items. Just get in. People are very surprised, not only the dads, but the other people who are out there, because the little girl begins to bow to the images there and gently comes to kiss the feet of closing these images and then there is a huge photograph where there are remains of different Egyptian buildings and this girl is shocked because she says how, why, why aren' t the gardens, why everything is so ugly so dry. This is not so. As well as good, they end up taking them all very sorry, because in addition, the girl had taken off her shoes and had begun to do a series of acts as a cult in post- Victorian England of the early twentieth century. Imagine, the problem doesn' t end there. For a few weeks thereafter, this girl is determined to return to the museum and does so, and not only does it, but also makes it possible for her to make contact with an incredible man. Butch Ernst Wallace Batch an expert Egyptologist, master is in deciphering hieroglyphics,

17:02 who was Egyptian writing master in a lot of things, the man who deciphered the Book of the Dead a type and besides, he was a man who liked to share his knowledge. He was not a museum guide, of course, that he was not an eminence, he was a great teacher, but he liked that suddenly young people approached to present them to the ancient world. And when this girl arrives she is impressed by the interest she has and, by another detail, the extraordinary ease with which she understands what she is explaining to her. But not only does he understand it, but he debates it and postulates certain things that he had not considered. The most amazing thing is when she starts reading hieroglyphics. Borghe had explained to him some of the ideas of how writing was put together, how these great Egyptian texts were put together. But to his astonishment, in a very short time, the child was reading them, which was unusual would come back constantly. But when the war breaks out, the first World War, many of the boys are sent to the camp for safety and she is sent to the Sussex region if I ' m wrong with a quia and can no longer go to the museum.

18:27 Obviously, however, he spends his days in the library reading books from Egypt. It is an obsession that is, an obsession that some time later continues to develop the end of the war. She' s so into this, and she' s so obsessed that when she comes into college, she goes into art painting and so on. Take all your time to go see things related to Egypt. She participates in a play because her father also sees certain gifts in it. She was a spark, she had a tremendous spark, she was an excellent actress. Besides, he had a very nice voice, very sharp, but very pretty. And they stage an Egyptian- themed play, where she is some mystical character. The fact is that he begins to develop this extraordinary skill without telling anyone a secret. It is nine hundred and eighteen, the First World War is over and she is fourteen years old and her secret is very simple. One night, being in her bed asleep, suddenly in what she interprets as a dream, a man appears dressed in a kind of white suit, a kind of white tunic, with a very beautiful blue cape or above all. He' s an old man, but he

20:00 ' s not an old man. He' s just an old man. He is a man of about forty years of very peculiar factions, with whom he begins to discuss the talk. He' s incredibly interesting in his dream. The amazing thing is that, as I wake up, I remember the dream point- to- point. For anyone who does not listen to accounts of the dark side, usually a dream is a dream was asleep and was fond of all the Egyptian issues of ancient Egypt, obviously, and their dreams had to do with it. Obviously, that man was an Egyptian named Setti.

20:41 First up to this point, this fourteen- year- old girl had not had that dream where she was told that she was Settino' s lover when she turned fourteen. This was the first dream he had from that moment on. About once a month I had a dream that setty appeared in. It did not appear as a mummy as expected, but as a strong man, as a living man, literally alive, and they spread in tremendous talks. Some of these talks were of an incredible romantic content, not of a sexual character. Do not think wrong, simply of a romantic content, of an affection, of a affection that she woke up with the wet pillow of tears. But the content of those talks went much further. They talked about ancient Egypt, about how Sethy' s house was about what his world was like, what they understood when he woke up. He took note of all this, but a part of it was even more intriguing, because sometimes, sitting with a pen doing something suddenly he began to scribble with his gaze fixed at a distance. And as he scribbled with his gaze he fixed the distance without seeing what he was writing on a sheet of paper. When I reacted, I had written an incredibly long text. Sometimes in normal calligraphy, in

22:15 ordinary calligraphy of the 20th century she used handwritten, but on other occasions it was in ancient Egyptian calligraphy. Of course, that meant more than one problem. People also thought she was crazy. So she was hospitalized several times in a London psychiatric hospital, where she was not found any problems. Actually, after testing him, he turned out to be a fully conscious person, current, very awake, with an extraordinary ability to learn, with a capacity and intelligence above average, who had a fantasy. That' s how this woman, a current intelligent woman, tattooed with a fantasy, was catalogued. And that fantasy is that he was Egyptian and that he had lived there three thousand and ten years ago. The matter was so serious that he began to work drawing in an Egyptian magazine. Yes, in London there was a magazine dealing with Egyptian issues and she went in there as a cartoonist. She was a great, drawing artist, she had an amazing drawing quality. The fact is that you draw there and there you meet a gentleman guess what Egyptian. Everything around this young woman was Egyptian. But the most amazing thing is that this guy emman oi man whenever they want to call him. But abdel megid falls

23:49 in love with her. Obviously, she' s a Linda creature. She is a very active woman, very nice with this voice, very sharp, but very beautiful and who, and each other, is very dedicated to what she does. It should be noted, and in this I am emphatic. She didn' t make her visits to Sethy public. It was not an issue that I addressed openly. It was not a subject that, if he was public when he was in the magazine, he liked to go unnoticed on that subject. This was something she had talked to her parents, who had gone had taken her with ministers where the church had taken her, with psychiatrists, psychologists, with all kinds of people who had considered her a normal person, but with a fantasy. So, to avoid hardship, Dorothy Luis Iddie did not use to say that she had lived three thousand years ago. I wasn' t even sure about that. She had the feeling that it belonged to those places, that those were their places. And this is very important, because I wasn' t a crazy person who was imagining stories. Not she had the clear idea that she had lived there, she recognized things she had no way of recognizing in the way she learned. All this was amazing, but I needed to come back and not that I needed to come back as an obsession. He didn' t need to come back to find those

25:21 places that were in his mind in his memory. And, of course, when this subject abdel Megit finishes his assignment of work and returns to Egypt, she gets very sad. But to his astonishment, a little while later, in a thousand nine hundred and twenty- one, a letter from the Egyptian asks him to marry him. And what do you think, then, of course, that you accepted all you wanted was to go live Egypt, go back there. His parents were very offended, not because he was Egyptian, but because he was going to leave and he was following a fantasy. Her father slapped her before she left, telling her these are nonsense. You' re not Egyptian, you' re English, you' re born. You live here and get out of this nonsense, but, of course, the decision was made for some time. Then she took the boat and went to live in Egypt with her husband. The problem is, well, dear Bullbull, as the in- laws told you Bullbul means Rui, sir, because she had such a nice and cheerful voice, but she was actually very strange, because suddenly her conscience was gone or whatever you wanted and she started writing and writing hieroglyphics. And then, finally one good day, he had to confirm to the husband that he already had visits from Setti first, and this,

26:51 well, obviously, cost him a distaste. The husband was upset with her, not because she was Setti, not because she had mysterious night visits, but because she was crazy. That' s what this man interpreted for some time. Then, anyway, she had a son, her only son she called Setty. Of course this created a bigger problem. What do you think about putting Setty on when you' re telling me that at night she ' s coming to visit you with the ghost of set and what nonsense these are. All that becomes very complex. It' s a very complex life, but keep in mind that this woman knew things, she knew things she couldn' t have known otherwise. I' m going to talk to you a little bit more when that finally comes to a point where the husband can no longer go to work in Iraq, which is tantamount to leaving her and ending up separated. And they end up separated because there were also other very rare things, for example, the day she enters the temple of Sakara, the ancient monumental complex of that face. Everyone gets very surprised and very weird because she is taking off her shoes and begins to do a ritual of adoration to the images singing dances. Of course, the family that was accompanying them at that time was very surprised. All this. In the end she was led to her being husbandless and very distant from the son. The son lived

28:21 in another world as well, but she came to have contact with the secretary of George Andrew Brisner, an archaeologist who had found some graves and had great prestige in the area. And this, little by little, guides her until she comes into contact no more or less than with Selim Hassan, who was a great Egyptologist, a very famous man in those regions and who is delighted to have an English- speaking assistant. This man had been a master at the Sorbonne. He wasn' t just any character, he was a very well- known guy and she goes into work translating the texts. Master Selim Hassam writes in his natural language and she translates it into English, but also makes the drawings. So they take her to work directly to the ancient tombs, where she makes the diagrams, makes the drawings of the objects found, documents, interprets and translates the ancient hieroglyphs. This woman wasn' t an archeologist, she didn' t have an academic background as such. And yet, together with Selim Hassan became an indispensable piece. He seemed to know more than he could actually know until the day when he finally told him no, the gardens had to be there. This man says good to you. We

29:52 believe that there are gardens in this temple, in this ancient temple of Osiris, there must have been gardens, because we know that some buildings, the ancient Egyptians, had gardens and she tells them, of course, that they were here, in this area and from here to there, between this building of the complex and this one there is a tunnel that is located this and here. This isn' t the temple. No, the temple is buried and everyone is there. The crazy strip, obviously, is the English one, it' s the Secretary, but Selimhasam, who knows her, takes note of everything she' s telling her and indeed, they find the gardens as she had described them in the location. They find the tunnel, which was something that was hidden underground and practically covered. They find the remains of the ancient temple, which were well below the ground, must have been buried in about six meters of land, desert sand, etc. It' s a lot of things that you' re solving at the same time that you start having this character' s visiting dreams. Time is, during this time, when she finds out that she was Binreshit, and that' s when she understands why she' s there up to this point and we' re talking about the 1950s. That' s when she really understands why she' s there. Throughout his life he had wanted this, to go back, to go back to these places, but you and I too would like to go there. It is very interesting places to travel to Egypt, to all

31:22 these magical places. But she didn' t just want to travel, she wanted to go back to her place. I knew that was his place, but I didn' t know why after those dreams. Moreover, after having separated from the husband, the visits of Setti become much more frequent and I would recognize in one of the texts that wrote that the visits had a high erotic component, no longer only romantic or informative, without erotic, but not always. There were times when she shared incredible talks about the ancient history of Egypt, which she then shared and shared, which meant certain corrections to the concepts there were about some of the monuments. There are some who have not been able to prove, for example, that the old sphinx is much older than what is believed to be a kind of library, hidden beneath a temple, etc. That couldn' t be found, but a lot of what she said yes. During the following years he turned to a key piece.

32:24 When Selim Hassan dies, she starts working for Ahmed Faccfrey, who was another well- known Egyptologist, and so she would continue when she turns sixty. She' s alone. Your son is no longer with her. The husband left a long time ago. He usually spends long hours in his office inside the temple, when he' s not writing, when he' s not drawing, he' s playing with a cobra, yes, a cobra, a live cobra, a very poisonous snake he has in his loose office. The cobras live there because there are many mice in the ancient temples, in the basements there were mice. So there were snakes. But the guards are horrified because this woman has in her office a very poisonous snake alive. Remember how Mentry st died cobra sting. He' s got it there and in his little house. She lives in the Community, close by, where she is known as the old eccentric Lady, the old or the old eccentric lady.

33:37 But he is a personajazo, at the same time that he collaborates with some Egyptologists, among them, as Meth Facry told him, he ends up being also a guide of tourists in takes people explain, he tells them, but he also shares with the villagers themselves, to the people who live there, old recipes, many of which worked for different sufferings. This woman becomes an icon of the region, people are going to look for her at home, knock on her at the door to ask her for advice, for a problem, for a disease. Not that I' m a sorceress. No, of course not. What he does is tell him what' s written there, what he knows. She is always making some prayer, burning some incense, respecting parties that she by chance already knew had nothing to do with calendar dates, but with lunar dates and that would later be known to be true, that her assertions were correct as new boards, new images, new stories were deciphered. His claims were correct about the dates, as if he had lived three thousand two hundred years ago in his dreams. He also talked with Sethy about, for example, Atlantis. Yeah, I know you' ll say crazy. Sett told him that the Egyptians had nothing to do with it, that that was a very ancient legend and that what is now believed to be the Mediterranean, describing the place at some time had been Dry Land,

35:09 but that something subsequently happened, that it sank and only left the peaks of the mountains of what would be today Greece, which, by the way, has a lot to do with archaeology and archaeology, the investigation of all these geological processes that generated the Mediterranean islands. When she asked about life on other planets, as she said in one of her writings, Sethy, she replied yes, why not, that she had to see it, but that they were not a series of revelations that seemed to be tremendously enigmatic, but that were solved in very interesting ways. This woman would become part of the environment. The people who arrived suddenly saw this lady already very old, walking around, always being some notation, always ready to answer a question, always ready to teach you something wonderful. And even when he had retired, when he turned sixty, in the sixties he ended up working for the Egyptian government, for the Institute of Archaeology and remained an advisor. She was often taken for such a finding, for such a deposit, for such a tomb that we found where she was often the translator of many of these hieroglyphics. He died in a thousand nine hundred and eighty- one. He was seventy- seven years old. According to reports, during her last moments of life she

36:45 claimed that Zetty was waiting for her to go to the underworld where she was waiting for her to be her real wife, as she had been waiting for her for three thousand and two hundred years. It might sound crazy, but don' t lose sight of two or three things. First, that this woman was right in much of what she said even during her discussions with Selim Hassam. Finally, he was almost always right about what he was telling him when he went to work with Ahmed Faccree, the other top Egyptologist. This one often, before publishing something, used to call her to check to see if she agreed. And it turns out that they were all doctors in archaeology, people who had numerous university degrees and this woman was a simple London artist, because her profession, what she had studied at some point was art art drawing, she was a great artist. His knowledge didn' t seem to come from there. One last point I think is worth remembering is that Sett Setti first left in his tomb a series of hieroglyphs that to this day, are very enigmatic. One of them is the famous helicopter, a board that is located inside the tomb in Avidos, where there is a drawing that would appear to be a helicopter at first sight. Next to this is a drawing

38:19 that would appear to be a ship, another that would seem to be an airplane and finally, a smaller one, which would seem to be a submarine. In addition to this, there are many other drawings that are enigmatic, if not for all that the story of Dorothe Luis Iddi has meant. Anyone would think that those drawings, those diagrams or those bas- reliefs, are nothing but a paraidole. We see something that is known to us, while to others it was something else totally different. There are even those who claim that this is not even what it seems to be, because it is about reliefs that were later carved were covered, Something was recarved on and with erosion they were discovered. But for some Egyptologists, these diagrams were carved of origin.

39:13 So Setty, in theory, would have been nothing less than a time traveler, or something similar in love with the woman he met three thousand years ago in a temple and who came back to life three thousand years later in Dorothy Luis' s body and strangely enough this story seems. She didn' t make it public, she didn' t like to tell it. When I entered a meeting of geptologists, I didn' t come by saying woe. I was Setti' s lover. First, I was called Ben Threshit. No. No. Don' t you? Don' t you? No, this was something he didn' t like to say. It was something she privately shared with some people and in a very particular book she herself wrote with the help of a writer. So it wasn' t someone who was looking to profit from this. In fact, I lived in a very simple thing, in an incredibly simple little house. He did not exploit their knowledge, he did not sell what he knew, he loved these places, he could not be far from them as if this had really been the place from which he had come three thousand two hundred years ago. And, of course, you' ll wonder why his name was om Setty. If you ' re looking right now, virtually everyone will talk about om Setty. Om Setti means Zetty' s mother, but contrary to what is thought she did not refer to Sethy' s mother first, but rather her son, her natural son, her flesh and blood son, the one she had with her

40:44 husband, whom she named Setty. That' s why Zetty' s mother om Setty was called, which is a custom of those years when a mother took the name of the son, so Juanito' s mother would be Juanito ' s man and so on. Therefore, throughout the program we have decided to call her Dorothy Luis Edy. Why is it a little derogatory for such a brilliant person, for such a prominent Egyptologist, so well- known that she is known only because she is the mother of set that, by the way, was not particularly prominent. We didn' t find any documents, any important news, any remarkable facts about his son, so the one that really shone by itself was Dorothy Luis and she was also the mother of a boy named Setty. What do you think? And, well, now, if I may, let' s send greetings and congratulations. First of all, we' re going to send a tremendous hug to a very dear person, who is Carla Bravo' s beauty, better known as Carla Lohana.

42:14 She turns ninety- seven on October 12, on Monday, but as usual, on the day of her birthday, all relatives will arrive and she will not be able to see the program better. We send her a strong hug once since Saturday, wishing her many very happy years that she decides to welcome a strong hug and of course we also have here for Gerardo Gustavo Ordonez. He is in Argentina and turned fifty- eight. Unfortunately, we missed October 6. So we send him a compliment from that one. Today we also want to send a strong hug to Alma Gabriela. Alma Gabriela congratulates her husband.

42:55 Her husband' s birthday on the 11th and so we take advantage of it and send her a strong congratulations so that we don' t forget. Thank you very much for joining us and well, we have many more congratulations. Edilberto Cabrera, he fulfilled some time ago, on September 28. Too bad we didn' t congratulate him in time. Zeita Match was her birthday on October 4th, too. Patrick Rosas is congratulating his brother- in- law. His brother- in- law served on October 5 and, for some inexplicable reason, we did not congratulate him in time. Patrick, that ' s too bad, but we sent a hug to both of you. Jorge Alzalde congratulates his wife, Mónica Hurtado Moni, on the fourth of October and neither do we congratulate her. But I hope you had a great time.

43:44 We wish you luck and long life. Elian Burgos, she served on October 6. Paola fern Chuck and her daughter Camila, who turned October 7th, barely turned old. So there' s a big hug for both of you. For Milca Irene Zabala Torres, a very big congratulations. Milca, thank you very much for joining us Lu and he is fulfilling it precisely today. That' s how Felix Albarrán' s congratulations go. Also today Felix a hug. Thank you so much for joining us. Yesenia de la Rosa Domínguez fulfilled the four days that it was sad, Yesenia, just now, we saw the message. We just got through it. We sent him a big hug. You know we always have it in mind. Dona Charito, October 6th, Diego birthday. Fabian, your son, sends you great congratulations.

44:34 Thank you both so much for joining us. And well, we still have for Maria Juno inÁvila Camacho, who served on October 5th, Citlal and Cruz Blas, who fulfilled the first of October. Her boyfriend and Van de la Cruz send her a big hug. Sulma Patricia, congratulates David Méndez, her son, who served on October 3. Too bad we didn' t congratulate them in time. Miranda Mirel turned nine on October 4, and her father Juan Darking N is sending a strong hug. Citlali Muñoz, who is on the 12th of October and better than once, we send a good greeting to Tabasco. Maria Creaciones is the 13th of October, the birthday. Giovanni Rosasa is going there. On the fourteenth of October birthday, his wife, Jimena Ruiz, sends him a great congratulations. I totally agree. Diego del Valle Montero birthday October 10. So congratulations go to Irapuato in Mexico and well, thank you very much to all of you for joining us very good night and rest in peace. Let' s see now. R