The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ: The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church UniversalLevi
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The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ: The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church Universal
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Akashic records; Jesus Christ -- Biography -- Apocryphal and legendary literature
19 Then Jesus said, Fear not, for I will be your boon companion all
the way; and then he disappeared.
CHAPTER 176.
_Jesus appears, fully materialized, to the eastern sages in the
palace of Prince Ravanna in India. To the magian priests in
Persia. The three wise men speak in praise of the personality
of the Nazarene._
Ravanna, prince of India, gave a feast. His palace in Orissa was the
place where men of thought from all the farther East were wont to meet.
2 Ravanna was the prince with whom child Jesus went to India many
years ago.
3 The feast was made in honor of the wise men of the East.
4 Among the guests were Meng-ste, Vidyapati and Lamaas.
5 The wise men sat about the table talking of the needs of India and
the world.
6 The door unto the banquet hall was in the east; a vacant chair was
at the table to the east.
7 And as the wise men talked a stranger entered, unannounced, and
raising up his hands in benediction said, All hail!
8 A halo rested on his head, and light, unlike the light of sun,
filled all the room.
9 The wise men rose and bowed their heads and said, All hail!
10 And Jesus sat down in the vacant chair; and then the wise men knew
it was the Hebrew prophet who had come.
11 And Jesus said, Behold, for I am risen from the dead. Look at my
hands, my feet, my side.
12 The Roman soldiers pierced my hands and feet with nails; and then
one pierced my heart.
13 They put me in a tomb, and then I wrestled with the conqueror of
men. I conquered death, I stamped upon him and arose;
14 Brought immortality to light and painted on the walls of time a
rainbow for the sons of men; and what I did all men shall do.
15 This gospel of the resurrection of the dead is not confined to Jew
and Greek; it is the heritage of every man of every time and clime;
and I am here a demonstration of the power of man.
16 Then he arose and pressed the hand of every man and of the royal
host, and said,
17 Behold, I am not myth made of the fleeting winds, for I am flesh
and bone and brawn; but I can cross the borderland at will.
18 And then they talked together there a long, long time. Then Jesus
said,
19 I go my way, but you shall go to all the world and preach the
gospel of the omnipotence of man, the power of truth, the resurrection
of the dead;
20 He who believes this gospel of the son of man shall never die; the
dead shall live again.
21 Then Jesus disappeared, but he had sown the seed. The words of life
were spoken in Orissa, and all of India heard.
22 The magian priests were in the silence in Persepolis, and Kaspar,
and the magian masters who were first to greet the child of promise in
the shepherd’s home in Bethlehem, were with the priests.
23 And Jesus came and sat with them; a crown of light was on his head.
24 And when the silence ended Kaspar said, A master from the royal
council of the Silent Brotherhood is here; let us give praise.
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