Christianity

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Historical Christ

• Christianity Egyptologist Massey others
  revealed that at Council of Bishops at Nicea in
  325 CE at the behest of Emperor Constantine,
  Xianity was fully synthesized from Egyptian
  religion and from prevailing 15 pagan gods and
  various Alexandrian schools (also Buddhism
  Krishna cult), and life of seer Apollonius, and
  blended with heroes of ancient world as a
  'religious-communal soul' of the time. Christ
  was a sacrificial cultural hero, Christianity the
  state religion. Mythical Christ was made human by
  Paul. One wonders if Krishna, Rama, Moses,
  Zoroaster etc. were ever historical figures or
  thus made out as religious allegories!
• As Hesus (Hebrew Joshua) Kristos based on
  the also-crucified Apollonius of Tyana (2 CE-99
  CE), neo-Pythgorean medium/ magician, who
  travelled across Caucasius (Hindu-kush) mountains
  to India, learning Gospels from Brahmins of
  Kashmir, infusing their rites into Magian
  observances. The true historical Christ- the
  Christ portrait is based on a bust of his!
• In India Ancient records at Buddhist Hemis
  monastery in Ladakh reveal Jesus spent the lost
  years between the ages of 13 and 29 in India
  studying the Divine Word, Jainism, Vedas
  Buddhism at Lanka, Jagannath, Benaras, Nepal
  Kashmir, returning to Jerusalem after preaching
  to Zoroastrians en route (See Lost Years of
  Jesus by E.C. Prophet, Jesus Lived in India by
  H. Kersten). Though Word appears as Vak in
  Vedas, Jesus preached to lower classes the easy
  yoga, denouncing Vedas its Trimurti, inviting
  wrath of Brahmins.
• His Death Research reveals that surviving the
  Cross, Jesus was tended by Joseph of Arimathea,
  Nicodemus and fellow Essenes. He returned to
  Kashmir with his mother Mary, wife Mary Magdalene
  Apostle Thomas (all died in India) 16 yrs.
  later, preaching to lower castes upto ripe old
  age (grave of Yuz Asaf in Srinagar is his?). In
  Nath Namavali, Isha Nath is taught yoga by
  Chetan Nath. Bhavishya Puran also mentions his
  Kashmir sojourn.

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The 8 petal Astral, Ashta-dal-kanwal, Mahar Lok
is the Womb of Shakti. It is also the Equator
of Brahmand, and hence the Christ plane as
well. The deity here is Durga-Kali, or Mary who
presides over the triple worlds Bhu, Bhuvah
Swah, and comprises the limit of the Microcosm
during Kali-yuga. She is Turiya- fourth to the
trinity 65 or 10004 or FatherSonHoly
Spirit, 5 petal Son- the same as Yama- Dark
Lord of Death (the Black Hole, with the Central
Sun on the obverse), being Christ, her son!
Christ has been thus made Anti-Christ in
Christian theology- i.e. Son is thus same as
the Sun of all Pagan religions, whom
Christianity claims to supercede!!! In Sant-Mat,
however, Christ the Liberator is above the
Equator of the entire Macrocosm, which is
Maha-Sunn or Bhav-sagar- Ocean of the World
located in Paar-Brahm, i.e. only Perfect Sadhus,
Sants and Param Sants qualify for this
designation.
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The Christ Myth

• Today, views about Christ fall into three basic
  categories First and foremost, many believe the
  Bible to be infallible, the word of God, telling
  us that Jesus was God himself, incarnated as
  God's son on earth, born of a virgin, who
  performed miracles, was crucified, dead for three
  days then came back to life and returned to
  heaven. The second view is that Jesus was not
  divine, but was a prophet, a fabulous man who
  taught morality through parables, and gathered a
  great following. According to this view he may or
  may not have been crucified, but his followers
  went on to build a religion and a church based on
  his teachings. The basis for this belief is,
  typically, that millions of people have believed
  in him for 2,000 years, so he must have existed.
  But being the son of God, the miracles, death and
  resurrection- thats just a bit much for anyone
  with a healthy stripe of skepticism.
• The third view is that the Jesus story is pure
  myth. It is extrapolated from and built upon the
  many "son of God, born of virgin, savior messiah"
  myths that existed in the civilized world 2,000
  to 5,000 years ago. The storyline was familiar to
  the early converts, making it easy for church
  leaders to sell them on it. But it was only a
  myth, with no historical record to support it.
• Many aspects of the gospel story about Jesus
  Christ, and of Christian tradition in general,
  represent motifs from older astrotheology and
  solar mythology, reflecting legends and myths
  regarding the sun gods of antiquity. From a wide
  variety of sources, it is clear that identifying
  and equating Christ with the sun began in ancient
  times and has continued abundantly over the many
  centuries since then. The exploration of Christ
  as a solar figure includes a study of ancient sun
  worship not only in the Pagan world but also in
  Israel, as exhibited by the solar nature of
  Jesuss purported Father, the Israelite god
  Yahweh.

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The Christ Myth

• The Savior was born and died for our sins. Could
  all the contradictions and anachronisms in the
  Bible, lack of historical data, absent
  archeological evidence, Church Fathers silence
  and even the Gnostic Scriptures be in reality
  pointing to a mythic godman, a patchwork hero
  with a thousand theologies? Is there really any
  first century proof indicating there was
  historically anyone close to a first century
  Galilean Rabbi?
• Orthodoxy has gone through, in the last 2,000
  years, even to this day, to erase any connections
  of the similarity between Egyptian and Christian
  spirituality. Sorting through available
  historical and archaeological data, the early
  Christian history is proved to be largely
  mythical. Christianity on the exoteric side, and
  Gnosticism on the esoteric side, were already
  mature long before the birth of Jesus Christ in
  the manifestations and theologies of Horus,
  Osiris, Isis, Shu, Anubis, Ra and other saviour
  deities. Gnostic Hermetic ideals existed hundreds
  of years before Christianity.
• The parallels exist between Jesus and Horus, and
  other Egyptian Savior gods revered for thousands
  of years before birth of Christ. Horus and
  various Egyptian terms appear in Christian
  Gnostic texts, as well as the Valentinian
  Creation narrative. Goddess Isis and her cult was
  called Mary thousands of years before the virgin.
  The Gospel of John directly borrowed from several
  Egyptian writings.
• When Osiriss cult disappeared before the
  religion of the Christ, many Egyptians found that
  the moral system of the old cult and that of the
  new religion were so similar, and the promises of
  resurrection and immortality in each so much
  alike, that they transferred their allegiance
  from Osiris to Jesus of Nazareth without
  difficulty. Moreover, Isis and the child Horus
  were straightway identified with Mary the Virgin
  and her Son.

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Christian Texts

• The Old Testament comprises 46 books, many of
  them historical, concerning the development of
  Jews from a barbaric state indulging in bloody
  sacrifices to acceptance of a nobler conception
  of the divine, taking inspiration from the
  Zoroastrians. It Psalms, akin to Sama Veda and
  Gathas, are a mix of the earlier militant to
  the noble.
• The New Testament written in Ephesus,
  Alexandria around 100 CE, it consists of 27
  documents 4 Gospels Acts containing life and
  ethical (though not much of spiritual science)
  teachings of Christ, 21 Letters, dogmatic
  epistles of the early Church and a book of
  Revelation.
• Non-Canonical Books The apocryphal scriptures
  of Jews such as the spiritual Book of Wisdom are
  accepted by Catholics others such as gospels of
  Mary, Peter, James and stories of Jesuss life
  etc. present intellect of the early Church.
  Literature of the early Fathers such as Clement
  of Alexandria, Irenaeus contain Christian
  metaphysics.
• Oral tradition early Fathers considerable
  oral tradition- teachings by word of mouth-
  existed as writings of early Fathers like Justin
  Martyr, Ignatius quoting Jesus show. Writings of
  early Fathers like Clement of Alexandria,
  Tertullian, Origen present fundamental positions
  of the Xian tradition.
• Division between exoteric esoteric teachings
  existed (as with Jews). Bible contains teachings
  in parables, not casting pearls before swine,
  but Christ taught the Apostles things of kingdom
  of God for 11 years (40 days?) after
  resurrection. Converts were led through stages
  hearers, catechumens, baptism receivers- full
  members.

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Christian Mysticism

• Christian Mysticism continued by lineage after
  Jesus through the Apostles Peter, James, John
  and Paul. St. Paul, the Apostle passed on the
  baton to St. Timothy. St. Clement (d 220), and
  his pupil, Origen (d 251) continued the Platonic
  tradition of Alexandria. Plotinus (d 270), St.
  Anthony (b 250) and Benedict of Nursia (b 480)
  contributed to the early Christian monasticism.
  St. Augustine (d 430), Bernard of Clairvaux (d
  1153), St. Dominic (d 1221) in Spain, St.
  Francis (d 1226) of Assisi, Italy, St. Thomas
  Aquinas (d 1274), Dominican Thomas Aquinas (d
  1274), Tauler (d 1361), Meister Eckhart (d
  1327), Hery Suso (d 1366), Thomas a Kempis (d
  1471) of Germany, Carmelites St. Teresa of Avila
  (d 1582) St. John of the Cross (d 1591) of
  Spain, Henry More (d 1687), St. Martin (d 1803)
  have been some of well-known Christian mystics.
• Christian mystics carved out a path of 'direct
  experience' for themselves, often at loggerheads
  with the formal Church and its dogma. Christian
  mysticism was essentially founded by Dionysius,
  the so-called Areopagite, a Syrian in the
  pre-Christian era from ancient Syrian thought,
  earlier Egyptian, expounded by St. Paul, also a
  Syrian, in the latter half of the 5th cent. It
  blended together thoughts from East- India,
  Persia, Mesopotamia and West- Platonist Greece,
  Judaism, Christianity etc. and absorbed the 1st
  cent. CE Hermeticism, based on worship of
  Egyptian Thoth or Greek Hermes, Neoplatonism
  giving a mystic interpretation of Plato's
  teachings in 2nd to 6th cents., Neopythagoreanism
  (to which Apollonius of Tyana belonged)- an
  attempt to introduce a religious element into
  pagan philosophy, blending Stoicism and Ascetism
  of the Essenes in place of arid formalism and
  Manichaeism, in turn, influenced by
  Zoroastrianism of the 3rd cent. CE God was now
  seen in opposition to the world created by
  anti-God, Jehovah.

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Christian Church

• The Churches These are mainly divided into
  Roman Catholic (has great similarities with
  Tibetian Buddhism), Western Protestant/Anglican
  Eastern Orthodox/Assyrian.
• The Christian Era was the arbitrary creation of
  Dionysius Exiguus ('the small'). Likewise, the
  date of Christmas (even earlier celebrated as the
  'Feast of Nativity', 3 days after the Solar
  solstice of winter) commemorating his birth, with
  New Year's day or Yule 6 days later- then
  Epiphany (the manifestation of divinity at
  Baptism) after another 6 days. The Bright Star
  of Bethlehem, witnessed at the time of his birth
  (in 6 BCE), represents the inner Pole Star.
• The Festivals The 2 weeks of Lent (remembering
  Christs 40 days' fast in the wilderness),
  followed by the Easter tragedy- crucifixion and
  resurrection (already based on goddess Estarte,
  when Sun comes to life after being buried)- the
  vernal equinox and rise of the Virgin
  constellation above the horizon, when he enters
  Jerusalem on 2 asses (Sun and Moon).
• The Spirituality of Christ being 'born in us
  anew in surrender to the divinity within' giving
  way to dogma, the Church eventually became the
  'Mother' in place of the 'Holy Spirit' (the true
  bread wine and flesh blood, for Jesus was
  'Word-made-flesh') and its seven Sacraments
  (Baptism, Confirmation, Penance, Marriage,
  Ordination, Last Anointing Mass), ritualistic
  instruments through which Jesus' divine life
  could become available to its followers.
• Baptism in the 'Holy Word' or the 'Christ
  Power as practiced by the Gnostics, was
  supplanted by a mere faith in the 'Holy Bible',
  the 'Church' and its bishops. The Church became a
  power centre in itself- with power quickly
  supplanting piety!
• Christian doctrines Christ as soul in man,
  Son of God. The unity of Trinity of Father, Son
  Holy Ghost. 7 Spirits before the Throne- gods
  of the elements. Lower gods Archangels Angels.
  Reincarnation (Elias-John the Baptist). Karma (as
  you sow).

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Christian Symbolism

• The Holy Bible comprises the Judaic Old
  Testament and the later New Testament, which
  contains the (fourth) gospel of St. John
  containing teachings akin to Sant-Mat,
  interpreting 'Christ' as the incarnate
  non-dualistic, spiritual Word or Naam of God.
• The 10 Commandments contained in the Ark
  (same as 5510 Sunnas), move from Judaic laws
  and commandments to love and surrender
  (especially in St. Matthew).
• The Cross/Crucifix Miraculized in Christianity,
  it has various pre-Christian- Egyptian and Judaic
  forms. To the Gnostics, Cross symbolizes crossing
  of Spirit Matter to create the dualistic
  universe, or the initiate being reborn after his
  crucifixion on the 'Tree of Life'.
• Christ crucified- the ideal in it, man arises
  triumphant, having crucified the lower self on
  the cross of Matter. Matter has been made the
  servant of the spirit, and body has been redeemed
  by making it the subject of the spirit. In the
  Mysteries, every human spirit re-treads the path,
  and in his turn, becomes a Christ, first
  crucified, and then triumphant.
• The Holy Trinity Christ Power, the
  liberator is above Brahmandic Ashta-dal-kanwal
  8 equator (Asura, Mahadeva) of Brahmand, while
  anti-Christ (Sura, Deva) is Matter born of
  astral light (Big Bang) that keeps the spirit
  in bondage of Chaurasi. The Xian Trinity is
  Indra-Yama-Vairochan. Christ, son of Mary is
  Yama or Kartikeya/Indra- son of Parvati-Kali, and
  thus a pagan anti-Christ! Correctly, Christ is
  Brahma, the 2nd of Tridevas.
• Christ In Sant-Mat Mahasunna, the Cosmic
  equator is the Christ plane. The Trinity is
  beyond the Gunas 1. Sat Purush Father 2. Sat
  Guru (the living perfect Master on earth) Son
  3. Sat-Naam Holy Spirit or Mother,
  Creative Power of Cosmos. Here Christ is a
  Param Sant/Sant or at least a Superior grade
  Sadhu (at Bhawar-gupha).

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The Tree, Rose, Cross Symbolism
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• The Cross is in fact a pre-Christian Symbol. The
  Latin Cross is an opened-up cube, which is but
  Shiva-linga or Stone of Kaaba, while the Greek
  Cross is that of the neophytes, Chrest.
• The Latin Cross is an unequal cross is cross
  with one arm lengthened so that the body of the
  man crucified thereupon may be represented.
• Crucifix is the cross including a corpus
  emphasizing Christ's suffering and sacrifice. It
  symbolizes Gods great sacrifice, an offer of
  salvation to all of humanity and the promise of
  resurrection and victory over death.
• Carrying the Cross to Jerusalem symbolizes The
  taking over of the Sanchit- Storehouse karma of
  others by the Master and negating the same in the
  Mansarovar- fountainhead of the Water of Life.
• As a representation of the Trinity, the sections
  3,4 5 represent the Three Persons of the
  Trinity section 2 is the erstwhile Eastern
  Star or Ashta-dal-kanwal, the Turiya (fourth)
  and the longer, lower section signifies the
  Physical plane.

Crucifix- the Symbolism
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The Cross 1 2 3 4 5
Symbolism 1 Guda chakra Ajna chakra Left arm Right arm Hriday chakra
Symbolism 2 Lower 5 chakras of manifestation Crown- Sahasraar (lower) OVERSOUL Left eye Right eye 3rd Eye (Bridge of nose) SOUL
Symbolism 3 (Southern Cross) Physical plane Ashta-dal- kanwal 8 Hell 4 Heaven 6 Inter- mediate (7th chakra)
Symbolism 4 (True, Northern Cross) Ashta-dal- kanwal 8 Shakti 12 Shankar Vishnu Brahma
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