HISTORY
(CONCEALED-REVEALED)
On the 27th February 380 AD, a death knell was sounded for the Gnostic memory of Jesus when, prompted by their bishops, the three Co-Rulers of the Roman Empire – Theodosius, Gratian, and Valentinian – jointly issued the “Edict of Thessalonica”, clearly stating:
“…we decree that they shall be branded with the ignominious name of heretics, and shall not presume to give to their conventicles the name of churches. They will suffer, in the first place, the chastisement of the divine condemnation, and, in the second, the punishment of our authority, which, in accordance with the will of Heaven, we shall decide to inflict.”
Only they could control what Jesus was, is, and would ever be, aided by the mystically uplifting yet highly fabricated Gospel of John – that insurmountably tall tale needlessly raised between Christianity, Islam, and Judaism – that denied Jesus the rightful authorship, so it did, of his grand namesake religion. John’s Gospel was the fourth and final one formulated – divergently, anonymously, and a full seventy-five years after the death of Christ.
By the time of the 4th Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon, Turkey, 451 AD, the power of the Bishops was embedded and cemented, and the Christology of Jesus was restricted only further thereafter. Those who opposed them, in defiance of their physical dominion, were burned at the stake for the next 13 centuries. The Gnostics, Marcionites, and Manichaeists; the Paulicians, Bogamils, and Cathars of France – who are oft called Western Buddhists – in Russia there rose StriGolNiki, and upon the heart of Christendom Tondrakians encroached: all burned, all beset, all banished…and as the smoke dissolves, scorched bones then devolve, trampled into dust.
A few banned books did survive however, most famously those hidden in buried jars in the deserts of the Holy Lands by watchful scholars. Alas, when dug up thousands of years later, these scrolls were in a crumbling undecipherable state. Local rulers, greatly fearing challenging narratives, quickly locked them away, far beyond the gaze and touch of the common man.
…Though it might be said that the legend behind the Jesus – Buddha Creed is the least important aspect of it, neverthelessinsofar as to what is said to have happened did happen, this is the glittering tale, revived here under dazzling light: The truth that lay hidden for so long …
…What Jesus did prior to becoming the familiar character we know in his 30s has been a much-discussed mystery, and has baffled historians for the last 2000 years.
Evidence only emerged recently of his travels in India, which, in Jesus’s era, was considered the epicentre of religious learning and the location of the great spiritual movements of the time.
Jesus, after travelling extensively in Asia in his ‘lost years,’ arrived at a Buddhist monastery deep in the lush mountains of Kashmir India, where the Buddha had once taught 500 years before, right on the Indian border with China’s Sinosphere. He was attracted there by its reputation for education, and Jesus with his carpentry skills was welcomed and useful, and quickly befriended the learned monks. This included their respected leader Father Xero, who was impressed by the intellect of Jesus, and revealed to him an ancient hidden document written by the Venerated and Sacred Siddhartha Gautama – The Buddha himself. The document, known as ‘Buddha’s Psych-Diary’, had been kept there from the public for the previous 500 years! It had been felt, up until that time, to be too elevated for the normal human mind to receive.
At Father Xero’s behest Jesus worked tirelessly on reinterpreting this document for his times, but was interrupted alas, periodically, by savage brutal raids inflicted by depraved bandit robbers on the monastery and their nearby village. After being instructed in martial arts at Dandaka dwellings, the villagers, tutored by Jesus alongside the monks, defeated the Barbaric Bandit King Kali-Ram and his roguish wayward men, thus returning the valley back to The Light and its original pre-distorted form. Jesus was then able to devote his attention solely to completing his transformation of Buddha’s Psych-Diary and finalising his own original work : ‘The Journal of Jesus’.
Yet despite years of toil on the documents when Father Xero finally read Jesus’s writing he decided on reflection that it was just still too early for the Universe to receive such wisdom! The decision was made that it would be better for Jesus in fact to go out into the world and speak in the language that the common man could understand: To live the life of a ‘Boddhisatva’ (one who suffers to help others before ascending to Nirvana). Buddha’s Psych-Diary and The Journal of Jesus, along with the wondrous ‘Sayings of Future-Past’, were buried again deep beneath the floor of the main meditation hall, to hide them from the common man.
500 years later, the Bodhidharma, the originator of the Zen school of Buddhism, was travelling from his home in South India, to Shaolin, China, on his journey to spread the word of Zen. He stopped off at the same monastery, and the writings were presented to him through a miraculous rediscovery. A prescient earthquake broke open the monastery floor, and the texts were suddenly exposed to him – iridescent, shimmering, and surrounded so they were, by fire, rock, and nesting cobras: their writing still legible on those ancient platinum plates, as they lay there, straining towards him, unbounded and limitless, from that black pit – from that scorpion serrated crater.
…He took them with him, distilled them, and the work has been part of the secretive ‘Black-Cannon Library’ of Zen books ever since, known solely to a select few in Japan, who, being aware of their great power, know truly that only when the world is ready for their deep reflections, can they finally be revealed. That time is now.
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The story of the late Jeeves Hec-Torah, AKA ‘Jake the Priest’, The Curator, who brought Jeevism to the West and the wider world, with his controversial Modern English translation – after a chance meeting with a Japanese Zen monk in Anjuna Flea market, Goan India – is retold in the movie ‘The Diana Clone’. A link to the film can be found at the bottom of this website.
