I am Tausret, I am Movella

Yes, it’s on the Akashic Records, but I wanted to make this into a blog for extra measure..👑✨

Movella said: Wow! I am glad to have received confirmation from Drekx and Mikala that in a past life, I was Queen Tausret of ancient Egypt.

Drekx said: Mikala confirms that the former life of yours, was as Queen Twosret (Tausret.)

"An influential queen and later pharaoh of the 19th Dynasty, Twosret is associated with a period of political conspiracy.

Context: Following the death of Pharaoh Merenptah, the succession was disputed. The chancellor Bay supported the young king Siptah.

Circumstances of death: According to historical records, Twosret later had Chancellor Bay executed. She herself was eventually overthrown by General Sethnakht, who founded the 20th Dynasty. Her death was a direct consequence of these power struggles, though the exact manner is not specified."

She clarifies that you were ordered imprisoned and punished by General Sethnakht.......As per your memories now manifesting, from that life's traumas....so that the pain may be processed, accepted and released....

Note that the 19th dynasty was 292 BC to 1189 BC....and Queen Twosret reigned as Pharaoh 1191–1189 BC..so a couple of years, only....

And once the name was known by me I was able to look her up on Wikipedia....I had already received a strong impression of a General involved in your overthrow from power and it was Sethnakht, who was a cruel and evil man....

Movella’s reply:

I am so honoured to know this information!😊 Yes, Sethnakht tried to wipe me from history, but it didn’t work! Here is a video about who I was, in that life: https://youtu.be/GSn4vZGaN5E?si=XOPSrN1D3LpQeQmw

It was funny when the narrator of the vid said ‘a woman in charge shook them so hard that they had to rewrite history to sleep at night’ lol..He’s right.

Drekx said: For AC readers....It's absolutely true, and mind boggling...What a great video, as well....Now we know Movella's former name, there is so much that can be gleaned from the historical records.....And of course, the historical missing gaps and mysteries, we have made a note of.....😍....Queen Tausret, last Pharaoh of the 19th dynasty....

Movella said: Thanks Drekx and Mikala!🫶🏻

Justin said: Wow! that had to be really cool hearing you were quite a powerful figure way back when Movella. I've read and listened to a little bit about some of the leaders from Ancient Egypt, but I don't recall hearing about Queen Tausret so I gotta check out that video you provided. Not surprising though you being in a powerful leadership position. You and Drekx both kinda have those leadership vibes being GFL Ground Crew members right now in this life as well. Perhaps Drekx was a leader somewhere in a past life also?

Drekx said: Ah, forget about who I might have been...The past life memories seem to start with the most stressful and traumatic lives, initially and I have covered my WW2 eastern front life and also my time in the English civil war, after which I was labelled "regicide" at my "trial," sentence to death....Mocked by the executioner and crowd in public, while slowly being hung, drawn and quartered, painfully..That was in 1660...Thomas Harrison...

HOWEVER......The news about 👸🏻Movella is truly impressive:

I'm still really happy about Movella's info, received...What's amazing is that she was a mighty Pharaoh, even though the modern world does not place her with the famous historical salience of others, like Cleopatra, Nefertiti, Nefertari, nor Hatshepsut, BUT, is actually just as good and maybe better (considering her chaotic time,) in the role of Pharaoh, or Queen.....🤩

Well, pleased that this particular Queen, a mover and shaker, is now returned to life...🥳 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/x71St8BYvAw

Andro Z said: yes, very impressive Movella, congratulations!

Movella said: Thank you everyone.✨ When the memories started to return, I was contacted by Goddess Isis who I used to work with when I was Tausret, I didn’t call upon her, but she remembered my soul and wanted to guide me along the journey to awakening and self-realisation. It began when I received a vision of Isis with wings symbolising her divine protection, she happens to be the same diety I called upon for help when I was held captive and tortured by my jealous opponent Sethnakht, who eventually killed me and took my place as Pharaoh and removed most of my statues, art works, temples and scriptures. I was looked up to and very admired for my talents, wisdom, beauty and intelligence, all of which he wanted to bury and remove from history, so karmically he had to pay, his own son even wanted to kill him and take his place, but Sethnakht was unpopular and ended up dying of sickness just after 2 years as being the Pharaoh, which is the same amount of time that I was on the throne, evidence that the Lords of Karma don’t mess around.. I was a fan of the Gods and Goddess, including Hathor, the Goddess of love, beauty, dance, joy and maternity, and I, Tausret was stated on records as “beloved of Hathor, Lady of the Red Mountain”, a reference to the quarries nearby. Incidentally, Both Isis and Hathor originated from Sirius B, like me.. I have vivid memories of before I became Queen, when I was in taking part in the dancing ceremonies with large winged feathers, playing instruments and enjoying the ceremonies and the music. My psychic abilities and tarot skills originated in Egypt, where I took a strong interest in the art, founded by God Toth, he specialised in wisdom, writing, hieroglyphs, knowledge, science, magic, and the moon, which I also dabbled in, as well as being a courageous warrior and Queen. Many of my powers have been returned to me now.. It’s truly a blessing to have discovered my past..👑👸🏻

https://ancientegyptonline.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/tausret...

Drekx said: The Queen returned....An amazing history....and this explains why she suffered the opposition of jealous rivals....

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MZgSex-xiJY

And some more data.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKqPU7N1iDA

Movella said: Another cool fact to note is that Drekx (My Dad) visited Egypt and toured all of the kings and queens tombs, even experiencing an initiation himself, when I was literally developing in my mother’s womb, preparing to be reborn as the reincarnation of Tausret! Very coincidental..🤩

Drekx said: Yes, that initiation was in 1996, when we performed an exact replica ceremonial process, to that of the Pharaohs...all arranged by my group then, the Rajon institute...And my wife, back in England, was pregnant with Movella...😇

Amazingly, she is the actual reincarnation of Pharaoh Tausret, who, like all Pharaohs, took that same initiate's path...

Both banks of the Nile....all temples south to north, dedicated to a God or Goddess....culminating in all three pyramids at Giza...In each chamber, the tones of Thoth.....Even entering the granite stone sarcophagus in the King's chamber, within Khufu's great pyramid...Which is not a tomb, but a temple of initiation, only...

And of course, we visited the valley of the Kings and Queens, the many tombs..not to mention the red sea resort of Hurghada...Mostly on a Nile cruise ship; the "Emerald," but on land the hotel was the Marriott Mena House, which was a former palace, which became a hotel in the 1880s...and of course, we also visited the famous Cairo museum...

http://www.rickrichards.com/egypt/Egypt7_coffer.html

Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NB6y6ZbZZw

Movella said: One thing that we have all learned is that in all cases, it doesn’t matter what extent people in history have went to hide the truth, because truth ALWAYS comes to light in the end. The Akashic Records has been uncensored and contains everything that has ever taken place in Earth’s history. We are lucky that our Sirian friends, such as Mikala and Vashtar have the highest access to this information.. I hope you all enjoy this piece of music in memory of my previous life as a Pharaoh.👸🏻✨🖤https://youtu.be/Rs7_WJu3c2w?si=NxiK1uUSNs5_j-_9

Drekx said: It's lovely..!! Zazuma, dear heart...💜

Movella said: I’m glad you liked it.💜✨✨

AE said: Congratulations, Movella! I found this book that claims to be accurate. I found it on kindle and in hardcover at amazon

https://www.historywomanperspective.com/2013/10/tausret-forgotten-q...

Movella said: That’s amazing AE, I’ll look into the book, thank you! I’m still a little overwhelmed with all of the information I’ve recently discovered but it’s absolutely fascinating and ties in with my memories! What a fantastic time to remember all of this, the end times..✨

Tausret: Forgotten Queen and Pharaoh of Egypt
Author: edited by Richard H. Wilkinson
Genre: Nonfiction, Biography, History
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Release Date: 2012
Pages: 168
Source: My State Public Library
Synopsis: ONE OF ONLY A FEW WOMEN who ruled ancient Egypt as a king during its thousands of years of history, Tausret was the last pharaoh of the 19th dynasty (c. 1200 BCE), the last ruling descendent of Ramesses the Great, and one of only two female monarchs buried in Egypt's renowned Valley of the Kings. Though mentioned in Homer as the pharaoh of Egypt who interacted with Helen at the time of the Trojan War, she has long remained a figure shrouded in mystery, hardly even known to many Egyptologists. Nevertheless, recent archaeological discoveries have illuminated Tausret's importance, her accomplishments, and the extent of her influence. Tausret: Forgotten Queen and Pharaoh of Egypt brings together new work by distinguished scholars whose research and excavations have increased our understanding of the life and reign of this great woman.This richly illustrated book uses recent discoveries to correctly position Tausret alongside famous ruling queens such as Hatshepsut and Cleopatra, figures who have long dominated our view of the female monarchs of ancient Egypt. Tausret uses archaeological, historical, women's studies, and other approaches to provide a scholarly but accessible volume that will be an important contribution to the literature of Egyptology -- and one that with appeal to both scholars and anyone with an interest in ancient Egyptian culture.

My Review: Homer mentions in The Odyssey, an Egyptian King named Polybus, who lived with his wife, Alcandra in Thebes during the Trojan War. Manetho changes Polybus’s name to Thuoris, and claims that he was a male king during his chronological list of the 19th dynasty pharaohs. What these two men did not realize was that King Polybus/Throuris was actually a female pharaoh named Tausret. Pharaoh Tausret has been forgotten over the years, and this book sheds some facts based on archeology to the reign of the fascinating and powerful pharaoh.

Pharaoh Tausret was a descendant to Ramesses II, who because of his long reign outlived many of his children and grandchildren. His longevity created a crisis in Egypt because there were very few heirs left to succeed him. His thirteenth son, Merenptah succeeded him, and he reigned for thirteen years. After Merenptah’s death there was dissent among the royal family regarding the succession, in which it involved to have an effect of Tausret. She was the queen consort of Sety II, the eldest son of Merenptah but Setty II was challenged by Amenmesse, whose origins are still unclear, that also claimed himself as Pharaoh. However Amenmesse died a few year later leaving Sety II as the sole ruler of Egypt.

Like Hatshepsut, a female pharaoh who reigned Egypt before her, Queen Tausret was queen regent to Siptah after Sety II’s death. Siptah, was a child and the son of a Canaanite woman and possibly Amenmesse. There was also a man of obscure origins named Bay that rose to become the most powerful man at court. However, Bay ended up being executed by Pharaoh Siptah. However after Siptah’s sudden death there was no other legitimate ruler to succeed the Egyptian throne. In order to help preserve the succession of Egypt during this dynastic crisis, Tausret had to become pharaoh. Unlike the Hatshepsut, Tausret was sole ruler, and did not dress up like a man but instead kept her female image. Because there was no one to fulfill the queenly duties, she played both the roles of queen and king. The end of her reign is unknown, and the majority of her memory has been erased until the nineteenth century. The very few records of her in ancient history gives her identity as a male king.

Overall, I found this book to be interesting and fascinating. The book not only recounts her reign, but it also analyzes the positions and roles of royal women in Egypt. It also undergoes a detailed study and examination of the archeology of Tausret’s monuments, tomb (Ramesses III usurped her tomb in honor of his father Sethnahkt, who was the successor and possible overthrower of Tausret), and temple. This book shows Tausret as an admirable and skilled ruler that is worthy of taking her place among powerful pharaohs of Egypt. I recommend this book to anyone interested in Egypt and others who are curious of learning about this little-known female pharaoh.

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

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Movella September 22, 2025 at 6:09pm

Thanks AE.. This was the content of her official cartouche, translated from hieroglyphics to English language:

-Queen Tausret
-Horus name: Kanakht Merymaat Nubenem Nisutmiitmu (Strong Bull, Beloved of Maat, the Lady beautiful of appearance, the ruler like Atum)
-Nebty name: Gereg Kemet Waf Khasut (the one who sets Egypt in order and subdues foreign lands)
-Golden Falcon name: unk
-Prenomen: Satra meramun (Daughter of Ra, beloved of Amun)
-Nomen: Tausret Setpetenmut (The powerful/fiery female, chosen by Mut)

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8c/Foundation_plaq...
AlternateEarth September 22, 2025 at 3:25pm

Tausret: Forgotten Queen and Pharaoh of Egypt
Author: edited by Richard H. Wilkinson
Genre: Nonfiction, Biography, History
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Release Date: 2012
Pages: 168
Source: My State Public Library
Synopsis: ONE OF ONLY A FEW WOMEN who ruled ancient Egypt as a king during its thousands of years of history, Tausret was the last pharaoh of the 19th dynasty (c. 1200 BCE), the last ruling descendent of Ramesses the Great, and one of only two female monarchs buried in Egypt's renowned Valley of the Kings. Though mentioned in Homer as the pharaoh of Egypt who interacted with Helen at the time of the Trojan War, she has long remained a figure shrouded in mystery, hardly even known to many Egyptologists. Nevertheless, recent archaeological discoveries have illuminated Tausret's importance, her accomplishments, and the extent of her influence. Tausret: Forgotten Queen and Pharaoh of Egypt brings together new work by distinguished scholars whose research and excavations have increased our understanding of the life and reign of this great woman.This richly illustrated book uses recent discoveries to correctly position Tausret alongside famous ruling queens such as Hatshepsut and Cleopatra, figures who have long dominated our view of the female monarchs of ancient Egypt. Tausret uses archaeological, historical, women's studies, and other approaches to provide a scholarly but accessible volume that will be an important contribution to the literature of Egyptology -- and one that with appeal to both scholars and anyone with an interest in ancient Egyptian culture.

My Review: Homer mentions in The Odyssey, an Egyptian King named Polybus, who lived with his wife, Alcandra in Thebes during the Trojan War. Manetho changes Polybus’s name to Thuoris, and claims that he was a male king during his chronological list of the 19th dynasty pharaohs. What these two men did not realize was that King Polybus/Throuris was actually a female pharaoh named Tausret. Pharaoh Tausret has been forgotten over the years, and this book sheds some facts based on archeology to the reign of the fascinating and powerful pharaoh.

Pharaoh Tausret was a descendant to Ramesses II, who because of his long reign outlived many of his children and grandchildren. His longevity created a crisis in Egypt because there were very few heirs left to succeed him. His thirteenth son, Merenptah succeeded him, and he reigned for thirteen years. After Merenptah’s death there was dissent among the royal family regarding the succession, in which it involved to have an effect of Tausret. She was the queen consort of Sety II, the eldest son of Merenptah but Setty II was challenged by Amenmesse, whose origins are still unclear, that also claimed himself as Pharaoh. However Amenmesse died a few year later leaving Sety II as the sole ruler of Egypt.

Like Hatshepsut, a female pharaoh who reigned Egypt before her, Queen Tausret was queen regent to Siptah after Sety II’s death. Siptah, was a child and the son of a Canaanite woman and possibly Amenmesse. There was also a man of obscure origins named Bay that rose to become the most powerful man at court. However, Bay ended up being executed by Pharaoh Siptah. However after Siptah’s sudden death there was no other legitimate ruler to succeed the Egyptian throne. In order to help preserve the succession of Egypt during this dynastic crisis, Tausret had to become pharaoh. Unlike the Hatshepsut, Tausret was sole ruler, and did not dress up like a man but instead kept her female image. Because there was no one to fulfill the queenly duties, she played both the roles of queen and king. The end of her reign is unknown, and the majority of her memory has been erased until the nineteenth century. The very few records of her in ancient history gives her identity as a male king.

Overall, I found this book to be interesting and fascinating. The book not only recounts her reign, but it also analyzes the positions and roles of royal women in Egypt. It also undergoes a detailed study and examination of the archeology of Tausret’s monuments, tomb (Ramesses III usurped her tomb in honor of his father Sethnahkt, who was the successor and possible overthrower of Tausret), and temple. This book shows Tausret as an admirable and skilled ruler that is worthy of taking her place among powerful pharaohs of Egypt. I recommend this book to anyone interested in Egypt and others who are curious of learning about this little-known female pharaoh.

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Drekx Omega September 22, 2025 at 9:47am

👑 Queen Tausret: The Mysterious Pharaoh Who Challenged Egypt’s Throne and Vanished....

(And of course, we know her mystery and why she vanished...)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjCv5zMBsIA
Movella September 22, 2025 at 6:51am

If you click onto excavation and contents, you will find out all of what was discovered in KV56 the “Gold Tomb”.✨

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/KV56

KV56

Tomb KV56, also known as the Gold Tomb, is a tomb located in the Valley of the Kings, near Luxor, Egypt. It was discovered by Edward R. Ayrton in Jan…
Movella September 21, 2025 at 11:16pm

I felt palpitations again from my past life memories, so I travelled back in time in my mind and sent my past self, Tausret, heartfelt reassurance and blessings when she was suffering in captivity and needed it most, when she was praying for help, I told her that I was her future self, that we get through this in the end and that we always win. I felt a wave of oneness and connection to both lives and heard a response “Dua (thanks) Movella” and my past self projected a vision of a fish symbol carved into stone. In ancient Egypt, the most prominent symbolism associated with fish artwork, especially the Nile tilapia, is rebirth. Symbols of fish were also connected to the goddess Hathor, a symbol of youth, sexuality, regeneration, and rebirth. My souls name, Movella also means the “re-birth of Mother Earth” in Sirian, which makes it the perfect symbol for my past self (and soul) to send me now, as her newest reincarnation. The anxiety and palpitations stopped immediately.
Movella September 21, 2025 at 6:59pm

A mummy found in a cache of royal mummies in KV35 and known as “unknown woman D” was incorrectly suspected to have maybe belonged to Tausret, but the only evidence in favor of this is the late Nineteenth Dynasty style of mummification and the close proximity to Seti II and Siptah's mummies in KV35. The truth is that this “unknown woman D” is not Tausret, it is actually the principal wife of pharaoh Setnakhte who was elderly at the time of death, however, Tausret was a lot younger when she was killed, at most she would have been in her 30’s. Tausret’s true mummified body was removed from my original resting place and disposed of by the enemy, Setnakht then extended my tomb and was buried there with his elderly wife. As most of Tausret’s statues were destroyed, some images online named as Tausret are actually sculptures of her husband Seti II. She was very feminine as shown in the Wikipedia portrait below, this is a true representation of Tausret as shown on her original tomb and in various art that still remains.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tausret

Tausret

Tausret, also spelled Tawosret or Twosret (d. 1189 BCE) was the last known ruler and the final pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt. She is re…
Drekx Omega September 21, 2025 at 6:02pm

Another triad that Tausret would have dedicated her religious services to, would have been the one which included the God Osiris, Goddess Isis and the child Son, Horus...The Osirian triad..Note that in the story, Osiris was killed by his brother, Set and later brought back to life through mummification...Interesting that the name of Sethnakht includes a reference to Set, the god of chaos and evil...In fact, Sethnakht translates to "Set is Victorious, Beloved of Amun-Re."
Unusual for an Egyptian name to be giving praise to Set...The well known baddie who fought the Pharaoh Horus and was defeated by Horus in battle... avenging the death of his father, Osiris...

"The Osirian triad consists of the gods Osiris, his wife Isis, and their son Horus. This divine family was central to the Osirian myth, which detailed Osiris's murder by his brother Set, his wife Isis's miraculous revival of his body to conceive their son Horus, and Horus's eventual triumph over Set to restore order and kingship to Egypt. These figures were often depicted together in ancient Egyptian art, particularly in funerary amulets and statues, symbolizing divine protection and the continuity of life after death.
The Deities and the Myth
Osiris: The ruler of the underworld and the subject of the central myth, who is murdered and resurrected.
Isis: The wife of Osiris and mother of Horus, a powerful magician goddess who aids in the resurrection of her husband and the protection of her son.
Horus (Harpocrates): The child of Osiris and Isis, who grows up to avenge his father and claim his throne, symbolizing a successful succession.
Set: The wicked brother of Osiris, who murders and usurps his brother's throne."

https://www.google.com/search?q=Osirian+triad&sca_esv=b4f5d2649...

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Drekx Omega September 21, 2025 at 5:26pm

There were several triads in ancient Egypt, one of which was the Theban triad...It was based upon the union between Mut (the Mother of Earth) and the solar creator god Amun-Ra....Giving birth to the lunar child god Khonsu. ...And it was at the temple of Karnak, upon which Pharaoh Tausret lavished such efforts....
Not forgetting that Tausret was also known as "Setepenmut," or chosen of Mut...Mighty lady, chosen of Mut...

Some data on the Mother Goddess Mut...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mut#:~:text=Mut%20(Ancient%20Egyptian:%20mut;,years%20of%20ancient%20Egyptian%20culture.

Mut

Mut (Ancient Egyptian: mut; also transliterated as Maut and Mout) was a mother goddess worshipped in ancient Egypt. Her name means mother in the anci…
Movella September 21, 2025 at 5:06pm

Great info, thanks🤩
Drekx Omega September 21, 2025 at 5:00pm

This video is fairly informative and mentions Tausret's work on the temple of Karnak, Luxor......👍🏻

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKqPU7N1iDA

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