Will the Real Jesus Please Get off the Cross 

 Teachings of Paul Anthony Wallis on Jesus in India 1-4

 

         Talk about answers to prayer. I was just writing the ‘Principles’ of our New Religion when getting to the “Jesus was a reincarnated Buddhist Guru” when I felt inadequate to present the case. Prayed several days during my Holy Mass & then in front of me on You Tube came what I thought was the old BBC documentary from 20 years ago – about Jesus in Kashmir – decided to refresh my memory on it & realized this is a much updated & comprehensive account of “Jesus in India, Parts 1 to 4” by Paul Anthony Wallis.

         As I listened, at first unsure, a few minutes into it & saw this is custom-made for my needs, & answers all the basics for the work at hand.

         First of all – this is imperative – Mr. Wallis explains in detail how Jesus did not die on the Cross.

         He explains the torture of the Roman crucifixion. It’s asphyxiation, not the nails or the scourging or anything else. A person in this position on the cross must pull themselves up again & again to breathe. When they can no longer do so – because of pain, exhaustion or when their legs are broken by the soldiers, they expire. This process takes from 24 hours to several days. He says they often left the crucified for days at a time, lingering, until it was over.

         But this crucifixion was timed so that it coincided with a forthcoming Jewish Festival {he says by design} & here enters a character mentioned in 3 of the canonical accounts – who held an astounding role in Jesus survival of death – Joseph of Arimathea.

         Most of us know his name but not who he was. Mr. Wallis calls him a ‘magnate,’ a big-time businessmen who traveled the world broadly with his interest in TIN {then significant}. He was in the British Isles on this quest {the Romans wanted to conquer Britain for its tin in the West of England – Somerset, Cornwall, etc.}

         He was influential, a member of the Sanhedrin & what’s more, a friend of Pontius Pilate.

         There is a crucial incident in the account of the canonical gospels {Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, – whereas the Gnostic Gospels are Philip, Peter, Thomas & Mary Magdalene}. It is this: Shortly before Jesus cried out that He was giving up the ghost – {“It is finished – Father, into thy hands I commend my Spirit!”} & passed out, He’d been given a drink – vinegar, gall & spices.

         Paul Wallis  believes this drink expressly given him was to make sure he was in a deep state of unconsciousness so that when the soldiers came by to break legs he appeared so dead it was not necessary. It seems to me that Joseph of Arimathea had anticipated every step of Jesus’ crucifixion survival!

         It was the soldier Longinus that delivered the spear into Jesus’ side, Anne Catherine Emmerich says he was inspired by the Holy Spirit – when the other men were about to break his legs, to say, we shall see if he is dead, & when he thrust the lance into his side {not the heart, not the lungs, between the ribs I surmise} Jesus did not react as one might do if given smelling salts after fainting – & so, thank Heavens, He was presumed to be dead. Saint Emmerich says that the water & blood, splashing onto the face of Longinus, changed him forever, he was reborn & became a Christian. {this paragraph from Rasa, not Mr. Wallis.}

         Now comes a critical part. Joseph of Arimathea goes to his friend, Pontius Pilate, & says, more or less,

         “We need to take those crucified down off the crosses, as a Jewish Festival is imminent, there will be riots if they remain there.” 

Below:  Painting imagining Joseph of Arimathea

         But Pilate doubts if Jesus is dead & rightly so. He was only up there six hours, when the minimum usually required for death is 24! But the spear wound convinced him & pressure from Mr. Arimathea plus his wife softened him up.

         He also agrees to release the body of Our Lord to Joseph for burial in his family vault/cave.  {It was his own intended grave!}

         On the third day after death here comes Joseph of Arimathea with the Rabbi Nicodemus {Jesus’ fan & night visitor}, with large bags of herbs. These herbs – Myrrh & Aloe – are used for embalming, but also for healing & to heal wounds.

         Mr. Wallis does not explain how they got into the tomb, as it was guarded by soldiers with a huge stone which would take mighty strength to roll away.

         You can imagine, however, Roman soldiers could be bribed {Joseph had plenty money!} &/or gotten drunk. Maybe they helped roll the stone away. Maybe they passed out from strong wine & Joseph & Nicodemus rolled away the stone, using iron staffs you can move tons.

 

 

Britain attacked & conquered part of Tibet – A bloody attack, I saw a documentary

         I was wondering whether these men secreted Jesus somewhere in Jerusalem to recover, but I like Mr. Wallis’s idea better. He says it would have been easy for Joseph to convey Jesus to the nearest Port – where he was familiar with the boats – & whisked him off to a foreign country, out of the way of danger, eventually to the Kashmir he visited in his 20’s & loved, where He would remain for the rest of his life until death at 80.

         Now to answer, in my mind, whether Jesus appeared to his disciples & others – I figured he was in the vicinity & appeared, to their astonishment, in person. But if He was not there, then He must have appeared in bilocation, IMO, the way He walked on the water.

 

                 Jesus Lost Years 12 to 29 

Below:  Nicholas Notovitch

 

         Recently I channeled Jesus, asking him about his ‘Lost Years’ where He disappears from the Bible. He told me,

         “Figure it to be 14 to 26 or so I was in India – studying, preaching & doing my usual miracles & healings.”

         And here Paul Wallis confirms my info when he claims Jesus appeared in India age 14, & spent 6 years in ‘Puri’ & other places with his usual activities, & 6 years in Nepal with study of Buddhist scriptures. {It would take a lot of study as there are a hundred times more Buddhist scriptures than the entire bible! Rasa says.}

         That adds up to about the time Jesus referred me to, give or take some traveling in between places he stopped.

         Paul Wallis mentions how Jesus was always loved by the general public but hated by the elites as the obvious problem is elites think they’re superior to everyone & want to control them. Rasa says they want to be venerated & obeyed. And so Jesus, who was always against caste systems or privileged vs poor, would rankle their nerves. I have Nicholas Notovitch’s book, “The Life of Saint Issa” where he describes some of the opposition by the powerful. In one place they wanted to kill him but were afraid to do it outright for fear of the people, but they put him outside the city gates, hoping He’d be devoured by a wild animal. {Rasa says:  Isn’t it the truth that Jesus opposed the hierarchal, exploitative, warlike Patriarchs & professed Matriarchy – the culture of biophilia, life & love? The same as Buddha.}

 

         Nicholas Notovitch presented his account of the Buddhist files to a Cardinal & a Metropolitan of the ChristianChurches. The Cardinal tried to buy it where he’d make sure if would disappear. Both were against its publication as it challenged the official narrative of the Church of Empire. Notovitch thank God declined both men, published it, when it became an international best seller. But all the tyrannical authority figures opposed his findings & denounced him, & a guy named Muller sent two military men to the Hemet monastery to ask if Jesus had been there & were there manuscripts? They were told no, they came back & from then on it was reported that Notovitch was a fraud, & his reputation greatly tarnished.

 

         Why would the Hemet monastery honor any request of the English military when they did this {following}? I saw a documentary where they got a Hindu teacher to secretly, stealthily, map the route to Tibet, so they could invade, with modern military equipment & great bloodshed, the people who did not want to invite the outside world. Obviously, the English were enemies to the Tibetans. If they showed or gave them the manuscripts to see, the English might attack them, steal or destroy these manuscripts!

 

         From Wikipedia:

“The British expedition to Tibet, also known as the Younghusband expedition,^[] began in December 1903 and lasted until September 1904. The expedition was effectively a temporary invasion by British Indian Armed Forces under the auspices of the Tibet Frontier Commission, whose purported mission was to establish diplomatic relations and resolve the dispute over the border between Tibet and Sikkim.^[3] In the nineteenth century, the British had conquered Burma and Sikkim, with the whole southern flank of Tibet coming under the control of the British Indian Empire.

         The expeditionary force fought its way to Gyantse and eventually reached Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, in August 1904. The Dalai Lama had fled to safety, first to Mongolia and then to China proper. The poorly-trained and equipped Tibetans proved no match for the modern equipment and training of the British Indian forces. At Lhasa, the Commission forced remaining Tibetan officials to sign the Convention of Lhasa, before withdrawing to Sikkim in September, with the understanding the Chinese government would not permit any other country to interfere with the administration of Tibet.

The mission was recognized as a military expedition by the British Indian government, which issued a campaign medal, the Tibet Medal, to all those who took part.”

 

Back to Paul Wallis. The situation favoring Notovitch’s findings changed in 1922. At that time there were people who also went to Hemet & got a positive response. There was Prof. Nicholas Roerich, two female scholars who took pictures including when the Llama showed them the manuscripts in the light of day. And there was Swami Abhedhananda, disciple of Sri Ramakrishna. These were shown the manuscripts & allowed to translate them. Abhedhananda translated them into several languages & published them.

 

Jesus in India after the Crucifixion

 

         Here there is less information from any quarter I can find, except the legends & records of the local people, the indigenous. Of course the official narrative dismisses all this as erroneous. But somewhere, if one digs, one can find these stories.

         Paul & other sources openly describe the place where Jesus is buried in Kashmir. It is a building which outside of it is the name, HAZRAT YOUSA ASIF – Which means ‘Healer – Leader of the Healed. This name is the Koranic version of Issa, which means Jesus.

         This man was of the first century AD, when Jesus lived. He had the same name as Jesus & his ministry was similar. Furthermore, there is a cast in bronze of two feet, where the left foot had been placed on top of the right, & a 7 inch nail driven through it. This man had survived a Roman Crucifixion. If it wasn’t Jesus, who was it? He lived to be 80 & died of natural causes.

         Paul Wallis deplores the narrow mindedness of the present Christian Church, which he said hijacked the PRIMITIVE form of Christianity. The original interpretation of it comes from scholars like Clement of Alexandria & Origen – all of whom believed in reincarnation {it was believed in the canonical accounts as well, where Jesus asked the disciples who do people say I am & one of them says the reincarnated Elijah}. He explains that the official narrative is as if the Jerusalem story lived in a bubble, but the truth is during that time, people traveled far & wide & therefore enjoyed the literature of the ancients & great philosophers like Plato, the Buddhist Sutras & the Hindu Vedas, among other things. He shows St. Paul borrowing from Plato & the Sutras. There were roads crisscrossing the world, caravans going to & fro at all times with trade – Joseph of Arimathea was part of this & Jesus might have traveled with him during his lost years & after the Crucifixion. These roads were good for access as they were monitored & protected by the Roman military! The world of Jesus & some of his disciples was one of much greater intellectual inclusion than the present Church gives them credit.

         The present Church became an Imperialist one, nothing like what Jesus taught. Jesus said our Church is one of brothers {& sisters}, not one which bows to authority. Call no man your Father except the one in Heaven! The Church eventually became religious Feudalism & an organization which strove to hold people in check, & behave as ‘good citizens’.

         Rasa says, it was not for the people, it was for themselves, it deteriorated like every other Patriarchal Institution, corrupted, murderous, cruel, unfair, everything bad.  

P.S.  Paul mentions Mary Magdalene.  He says that the Gnostic gospels place her in a much more favorable light than do the canonical ones.  She was a wealthy woman, who along with JoAnna Chuza, {He says the wife of the Prime Minister or Chancellor of Herod – the bible calls him the Steward, apparently in an attempt to minimize the importance of JoAnna says Rasa} financed Jesus’ ministry.  It is said she was sighted in France with Jesus & their family.  The Gnostic gospels say that Jesus kissed her on the lips.  She was called a ‘Mountain’ & a ‘teacher’ with Jesus.

         According to Anne Catherine Emmerich {the greatest visionary of all time – the movie ‘The Passion’ was based on her account—Mel Gibson did not give her credit, he credited ‘Jesuits’} Magdalene was the daughter of a Roman Prince & a Jewess.  She was so beautiful her Mom put her to sit in a window facing the street so passer bys could gape at her beauty.  This nourished vanity & pride in her – these were her sins she repented after meeting Jesus – NOT prostitution!

         She owned the city of Magdala with her brother Lazarus.  Not sure who Martha was to her, a real sister or cousin.  And yes, they were wealthy.  Saint Emmerich said she gave a lot of money to Jesus & with some of it he bailed many political prisoners out of jail.

         Mary Magdalene was carried to hear Jesus speak on a Palanquin.  But she fell in love with him & through his Passion & Crucifixion was distraught like no one else.

         Anne Catherine also said that Magdalene was the most evolved of all the disciples & tat Jesus wanted her to lead the Church.  But the Apostles, led by Peter, pushed her out, & she retreated to the Essenes, where later, among the caves, her Gospel was discovered.

         I have no problem that she was mated with Jesus, had a family & appeared in France.  Why not?

  Check out Paul Anthony Wallis with his “Jesus in India Parts 1 to 4” on You tube.