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Jesus died in Kashmir
Jesus didn't die on the cross as the legend alleges, but was spirited away by his supporters, and travelled to Kashmir where he preached and lived for many years until dying at a ripe old age, a father and grandfather. His descendants to this day care for his tomb which can be seen in Shrinagar. Another place he visited long before he came to prominance in Palestine was Afghanistan, where he preached to the Afghans [originally one of the lost tribes of Israel, so more entitled to live in modern Israel than many of the Eastern Jews who have moved there but whose ancestors were converts to Judaism in the east and had never been to Palestine]. The Afghans revered him as a teacher as did the Buddhists in India which he also visited in his early years, all have stories about him. All this and more is available for reading in a book I have, called 'Jesus Died in Kashmir: Jesus, Moses and the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel' by Andreas Faber-Kaiser, well researched and with photographs, now out of print but available on Amazon secondhand. There are also many websites dealing with this and other stories of his travels for those with an open mind, try googling Jesus. Then there's the case of the Dead Sea Scrolls, which have been carbon dated to several decades before JC, but which contain archetypes of all the stories in the New Testament purporting to be about Jesus, revealing that it was a cobbled together affair as much as Blair's dodgy dossiers on Iraq. A deliberate fictional creation after the fact to build the apparently executed, but secretly disappeared, leader of one of the many crazy apocalyptic groups the Roman empire was trying to quell around that time. Psychedelic mushrooms and other desert pharmaceuticals were being regularly imbibed by these groups who occasionally visited the towns as holy fools, ranting and forecasting armageddon and doubtless accepting alms as all holy fools do [I have a PayPal account]. Given the ignorance and superstition that was the norm then, it would have been relatively easy to gather together some tales about a forecasted messiah and connect them with someone who had escaped the Roman heavy squad and done a runner. If you think of Jesus as a Che or Ossama of his day, ever political, ever a thorn in the side of the authoritarian empire, it's easy to see how those left behind, keeping their heads down at first, continued with the crucifiction story and the resurrection [where drugs mimicked in those doctor-less and autopsy-less days all the signs of death, or the guards were bribed to turn a blind eye, or drugged and 'couldn't remember anything', or even just spooked by the weird, hairy zealots]. For anyone in the 21st century to swallow this collection of stories literally beggars belief. After all the bloodshed and brutality that this religion and others have caused over millenia of human 'development', to return now to a celebration of the fictional and brutal act which founded it, is to step back into a superstitious past. Perhaps at the end of history this is all that is left for homo sapiens to do; repudiate our slow, so slow, climb to rationality and wallow in ignorance and religious war. |
http://www.tombofjesus.com/index.htm
| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Sea_Scrolls
| http://www.bibleinterp.com/articles/Brown_Allegro_Myth.htm
| http://www.mystae.com/restricted/reflections/messiah/deadsea.html
| http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Sea-Scrolls-Christian-Myth/dp/0879757574
| http://www.scribd.com/doc/89543/John-Allegro-The-Sacred-Mushroom-and-the-Cross
| http://www.amazon.com/Jesus-died-Kashmir-tribes-Israel/dp/0860330419
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