posted December 02, 2007 07:00 AM              

dont take my word for this download Malleus Malicforum freely downloadable on the internet or read this link
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/cienciareal/cienciareal12.htm

to read about the means of persecution http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vatican/esp_vatican29.htm

the bottomline is the Church is nothing but a multi- billiob dollar organisation, christ is the brand, religion is the commodity, church is the store.
sure all they had to do to be top in business was burn a few 5 million women so people would forget the whole mother earth , pagan beliefs and buy their brand of blood soaked enlightenment.

posted December 18, 2007 12:08 AM            

1. Gospel of Judas proves Jesus wanted Judas to hand him over to the jews. But why?

2. Why will Jesus stage his own death? Is his death imminent? Or is there a political reason behind it? Was it planned to attain freedom from Rome? Were some of his rich followers involved in the conspiracy?

3. When Pilate gives him a last chance, why is he so silent all of a sudden?

4. If Jesus was dead why would he still emit blood and water after the soldier pierces him. Isn't he supposed to be dead?

5. Was he disillusioned by his notion of God who he thought will come to rescue him?
Did he really think he was some one special? I mean look at him, he cursed a fig tree. I also think that what happened on cross was entirely subjective experience and cannot be told. Its between him and God. What do you think?

6. Is his tomb really in Kashmir where he spend rest of his life in solitude and silence? What about his mother's tomb? Or his wife if he had one?

posted December 18, 2007 08:56 AM              

I could answer your questions but it is a long complex story. It would only make you ask more questions.
It is a long hidden story, and stories within stories, within stories and the branches thereof spanning from 28BCE to 83CE.
Too many coverups, inside plans, identity confusion, and much later the writers further messed it up by merging/blending several key players and what really happened, with known from the Bible, and other writings' character lists and forgetting the things not written down, like more than one person using such names, or their Greek, Latin, Aramaic, or Hebraic variations.
So Jesus and Yeshua become confused...
Judas D., Judas I., and later, Jude/Judah/Judas T.D.....
Marys x4 or more all confused.....
For now I will say...
Judas Of Keroth/Iscaria...
had absolutely nothing to do with the story.
His name was used as allegory for greed and betrayal to hide which the identity of which Judas/Judas/Jude/Juda etcetera...was guilty.
And to further hide the identity of who really wanted him captured and locked up at least during The Passover. Unfortunately, the ones wanting to lock him up for his own good, did not know that the insurrectionist, Jesus Bar Abbas was already under arrest for making trouble in public places, preaching like a madman. Its funny...bits of those clues are in Bibles but everyone just glosses over the clues...which are far from hidden...And of one understands the customs, laws and politics, and atmosphere of Jerusalem during Passover...........things become much clearer.
I know I have not answered as you wish.
For now one more thing...choose to believe it or not{btw the tomb in India is not his, it is a younger brother)but Pilate and the faithful (Herod) Antipast are hinted at in the Bibles, there are a few clues, some so obvious, some more subtle.....of who helped him escape...one hint is in The Book Of Revelation. Pilate and H.A. could not in that political/religious climate let anyone know what part they had played in the intense drama, plans, and plots. More hints are there...Pilate and H.E. exiled to other countries for the rest of their lives.

And in other writings the substitute mentioned, but even they got it wrong in the details....,

Rev 2:13 I know thy works, and where thou dwellest, [even] where Satan's seat [is]: and thou holdest fast my name, and hast not denied my faith, even in those days wherein Antipas [was] my faithful martyr, who was slain among you, where Satan dwelleth.

Rant over...

posted December 18, 2007 09:32 AM            

Thank you. I will surely buy your book. For another perspective

Two more points to consider:

1. To whom does the latest tombs discovered intact in Jerusalem belong. NGC/Discovery had special documentary on them.

2. There is a lost tribe of the jew in Kashmir India. Did Jesus go looking for them?

posted December 18, 2007 10:08 AM              

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Thank you. I will surely buy your book.

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Two more points to consider:

1. To whom does the latest tombs discovered intact in Jerusalem belong. NGC/Discovery had special documentary on them.

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2. There is a lost tribe of the jew in Kashmir India. Did Jesus go looking for them?

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posted December 18, 2007 11:20 AM            

>>>But just like the hype over the So called Ossuary of Jesus' brother...which turned out to be a fake

posted December 18, 2007 02:00 PM              

So laugh anyone if you wish.
I theorize about many things...most things.....
But not God, and communing with God, and Love.
Those three things I take beyond seriously.
I have given myself over to God.
I listen to God.
God is.

posted December 25, 2007 12:49 AM            

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You must have heard the name of Madame Curie -- she was one of the Nobel Prize winner scientists -- and she was working on a scientific problem for years and was not getting anywhere. One night she worked late and was really getting tired and fed up with the problem -- she was almost going to drop the idea and start some other project. What is the point of wasting time on something which has taken four or five years of her life and she is still just where she was at the beginning -- not a single glimpse, not a single clue. And life is short; you cannot waste your whole life on a single scientific problem.
That night she went to sleep thinking, "Tomorrow I am going to burn all the papers that I have written these five years -- I am finished with it." In the morning when she woke up she was surprised, she could not believe it. On her table, in her open notebook that she had left the night before, the answer was written. And the most puzzling thing was that the room was locked from within; nobody had entered. Her husband was also a scientist but if Madame Curie could not solve the problem in five years then he could not manage in just one night. And moreover, he was not at home, he had gone on a trip.
As she watched closely it became more and more mysterious -- the handwriting was hers. Then she closed her eyes and tried to remember what had happened, and then the whole scene revealed itself....
Now she remembered that in the night she had had a dream. She had gone to the table, written the answer, went back to her bed and forgotten all about it. It was not a dream, it was a reality, because the notebook and the answer was the proof that she had not dreamt, but from where did this answer come? Because there was nothing else on the page, only the answer.
It was not from her intellect -- from her intellect she had been working for five years. But because she got tired the intellect said, "it is beyond me." She slept with this idea that "I am finished with it" -- this was the decision of the intellect and in such moments intuition takes over. Intuition takes over only when
intellect is finished. Intellect is for a lower reality -- for the mundane world. Intuition is for the higher reality, for the mysterious, for the miraculous.
Then she worked out backwards from the answer the whole process and found that the answer was right. This is similar, exactly similar to the case of Gautam Buddha. But nobody has even compared the two processes.
Gautam Buddha became enlightened on the night when he had decided to drop all efforts. He was tired, he has done everything that was told by the masters, teachers, scriptures and he did everything to his best and nothing had happened. Twelve years had passed since he had left his palace and his hands were as empty as ever. It was a full moon night, sitting under a tree he decided that the whole search was futile -- `I am finished with it.'
With the same attitude in which Madame Curie went to her bed, Buddha went to sleep under the tree. And in the morning when he opened his eyes, as the sun was rising, he was amazed to look at the world. It was not the world he had slept in. These were not the eyes that he had gone to sleep with -- he had new eyes and a new world. It was luminous, it was mystery all over. And all his anxiety had disappeared, all his questioning had disappeared -- there was absolute silence and immense tranquillity.
For the first time he felt he was at home, he had arrived -- now there was nowhere to go, the goal was achieved. The intellect had been working for twelve years -- tired, it dropped out of the way, gave space for intuition to move in; and what is impossible for the intellect is not impossible for intuition.
For intuition is a totally different approach, it is an innocent approach with no logic. It is the approach of the child when he is born and opens his eyes for the first time. He knows nothing but he sees everything, although he cannot say, "what are the walls and what are the pillars and what are people and what are animals?" -- he cannot discriminate. But he is seeing everything. He cannot describe, he has no words, but that does not mean that he is not seeing.
Intuition is pure seeing -- it is not a process, it is a quantum leap.

--Osho talks

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posted December 25, 2007 01:27 AM              

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Originally posted by Mannu:
When intellect ends intuition begins - Osho

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You must have heard the name of Madame Curie -- she was one of the Nobel Prize winner scientists -- and she was working on a scientific problem for years and was not getting anywhere. One night she worked late and was really getting tired and fed up with the problem -- she was almost going to drop the idea and start some other project. What is the point of wasting time on something which has taken four or five years of her life and she is still just where she was at the beginning -- not a single glimpse, not a single clue. And life is short; you cannot waste your whole life on a single scientific problem.
That night she went to sleep thinking, "Tomorrow I am going to burn all the papers that I have written these five years -- I am finished with it." In the morning when she woke up she was surprised, she could not believe it. On her table, in her open notebook that she had left the night before, the answer was written. And the most puzzling thing was that the room was locked from within; nobody had entered. Her husband was also a scientist but if Madame Curie could not solve the problem in five years then he could not manage in just one night. And moreover, he was not at home, he had gone on a trip.
As she watched closely it became more and more mysterious -- the handwriting was hers. Then she closed her eyes and tried to remember what had happened, and then the whole scene revealed itself....
Now she remembered that in the night she had had a dream. She had gone to the table, written the answer, went back to her bed and forgotten all about it. It was not a dream, it was a reality, because the notebook and the answer was the proof that she had not dreamt, but from where did this answer come? Because there was nothing else on the page, only the answer.
It was not from her intellect -- from her intellect she had been working for five years. But because she got tired the intellect said, "it is beyond me." She slept with this idea that "I am finished with it" -- this was the decision of the intellect and in such moments intuition takes over. Intuition takes over only when
intellect is finished. Intellect is for a lower reality -- for the mundane world. Intuition is for the higher reality, for the mysterious, for the miraculous.
Then she worked out backwards from the answer the whole process and found that the answer was right. This is similar, exactly similar to the case of Gautam Buddha. But nobody has even compared the two processes.
Gautam Buddha became enlightened on the night when he had decided to drop all efforts. He was tired, he has done everything that was told by the masters, teachers, scriptures and he did everything to his best and nothing had happened. Twelve years had passed since he had left his palace and his hands were as empty as ever. It was a full moon night, sitting under a tree he decided that the whole search was futile -- `I am finished with it.'
With the same attitude in which Madame Curie went to her bed, Buddha went to sleep under the tree. And in the morning when he opened his eyes, as the sun was rising, he was amazed to look at the world. It was not the world he had slept in. These were not the eyes that he had gone to sleep with -- he had new eyes and a new world. It was luminous, it was mystery all over. And all his anxiety had disappeared, all his questioning had disappeared -- there was absolute silence and immense tranquillity.
For the first time he felt he was at home, he had arrived -- now there was nowhere to go, the goal was achieved. The intellect had been working for twelve years -- tired, it dropped out of the way, gave space for intuition to move in; and what is impossible for the intellect is not impossible for intuition.
For intuition is a totally different approach, it is an innocent approach with no logic. It is the approach of the child when he is born and opens his eyes for the first time. He knows nothing but he sees everything, although he cannot say, "what are the walls and what are the pillars and what are people and what are animals?" -- he cannot discriminate. But he is seeing everything. He cannot describe, he has no words, but that does not mean that he is not seeing.
Intuition is pure seeing -- it is not a process, it is a quantum leap.

--Osho talks

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A Lexigram of:
Madame Maria Skłodowska Curie

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I so totally agree with you!

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Can you please refer me to Hippichicks post?

posted March 25, 2008 07:41 PM              

Lexx,

IMO, Jesus was a very enlightened member of the Essene brotherhood/ sisterhood who probably also studied in Egypt in his childhood.

He was a rebel and a humanist.
His teachings had such an impact on people, that after he died, the Romans decided they would take over the Christian religion by putting his teachings together with others and twisting the story of him to suit their own agenda, although he was such an enlightened being the light shines through in his teachings, despite the confusion and the deception. We just need to learn to recognize the truth in our hearts alone.

We'll never know the real truth (about the past), exactly, until the day comes when we can see clearly, tuning into the Akashic Records/ Book of Life, for ourselves.......

posted March 25, 2008 10:30 PM            

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Whats the ETA on the books being published at this this point?

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Are there any ancient texts which give clues? I haven't studied the Dead Sea Scrolls or the Nag Hamadhi Library. Has anyone else?

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IMO, Jesus was a very enlightened member of the Essene brotherhood/ sisterhood who probably also studied in Egypt in his childhood.

He was a rebel and a humanist.

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posted March 25, 2008 11:40 PM              

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He was a rebel and a humanist.
His teachings had such an impact on people, that after he died, the Romans decided they would take over the Christian religion by putting his teachings together with others and twisting the story of him to suit their own agenda, although he was such an enlightened being the light shines through in his teachings, despite the confusion and the deception. We just need to learn to recognize the truth in our hearts alone.

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posted January 17, 2011 02:27 PM            

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Originally posted by SilverStone:
BUMP!
How's the book coming along, my friend, Lexx?

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Still more to go but it is going well!
LOL!
One of several books currently in progress it is.
Only one of this specific genre though.