It is noteworthy that the Bible makes no mention of Jesus Christ between the ages of 18 to 30 . Jesus Christ lived in India between the ages of 18 to 30 . .After crucifixion , he returned back to India where he lived in Kashmir till his death . This has been said by the Indian spiritual masters Paramahamsa Yogananda , Satya Sai Baba and Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.
Jesus's teaching of chastity, non-violence, and renunciation were derived from Hinduism, Buddhism and Yoga.
The proof for this can be obtained from the books 'Jesus lived in India' , written by a team of Western scholars and archaeologists and ' Hinduism and Christianity' by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar( the founder of the Art of Living Foundation).
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A number of people read a (to me) convincing gospel kept at Himis, Ladakh, and this was translated into English etc in the 1800s. This is about Jesus being all over the place - not just India BTW (Tibet, Persia .... ) till the age of around 28-29. I accept that gospel, but according to it he Ascended from Palestine, and didn't - as others believe - get married, have children, and live in Kashmir. There's not much evidence for him being physical on earth beyond the age of 33. Whereas the Himis gospel is pretty evidentiary.
I'm not certain, but I think Yogananda agrees with this?
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I seem to recall something about him coming from or visiting Egypt too? And Scarborough? No, joking on that last one 😀
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LOL.
Egypt is mentioned in The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ, penned by Levi who could "read akasha". I believe he'd have gone there, yes, but a sceptic would take issue with the akasha concept, whereas the Himis manascript - which has now "disappeared" BTW, was a solid, ancient, record.
Then there's the Grimsby gospel (joking again!).
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ORIGINAL: venetian
Then there's the Grimsby gospel (joking again!).
Is that where he got the fish to feed the masses? 😀
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What the Bible doesn't mention is that the 5,000 fish were all deep-fried cod. 😉