Date: 20 Feb 1999 05:23:00 +0200
From: I-AFD_2-AT-anarch.free.de (Nico MYOWNA)
Subject: Re: Jesus and Buddha



Hi all,

First of all, sorry for my error -- is wasn't a buddhist monestary in  
Tibet, it was the buddhist monestary Himis Gonpa in Nepal, where N.  
Notowitsch 1887 have found the life of Jesus on a skript -- complete and  
unbrocken (without the classical break between his 13. and 30. year of  
life).

The buddhists of Tibet call Jesus Issa -- the holy son of Budda, the first  
after the 22 Buddas and a part of the nature of Budda. He have studied the  
Vedas and the doctrine of Budda in Sindh (the country of the Arya [Arier  
in the Nazi ideology!]), Dscharganat, Radschagriha, Benares and Nepal.

On his way back to Israel have Jesus also preached in Persia (Iran)  
against the religion of Zaratustra.

The holy grave of Jesus is in Srinagar, Kashmir. They call him Yus Asaf,  
Jesus, the assembler. He is there today a holy messiah for buddhists,  
moslems and hindus -- and for the old indian christianity.

Brian writes:

> >Jesus haven't been the last Messiah of christianity. There are an other
> >Messiah in Iran 100 years after the presumable crucificion who have mixed
> >the buddhist idea of rebirthing with the jewish religion (see the early
> >books of the "fathers of the church of christianity").
>
> That's fascinating.  Do you happen to know the name of this 'messiah'?  Or
> any other info about this tradition?  I've heard of substantially different
> traditions in early Christianity, like the gnostics, but I never knew there
> was something in Iran.

Okay, I re-read the book by Deschner again: It wasn't 100 but 200 years  
after the presumable crucificion; the messiah was Mani, who have been in  
India and have preached after his return a new christianity with budd- 
histic, persian, jewish and christian elements.

Nico






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