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| Jesus of Nazareth: Historical figure or Jewish-Roman imperial myth? What Christians get wrong about Jesus Christ and their own faith |
Jesus was a Buddhist monk | BBC documentary
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| Jesus' seamless robe (Christian Faith Guide) |
It looks at various ideas around this question until Minute 25, where this examination of ideas takes a very logical and grounded turn with surprising conclusions that demonstrate:
The "Three Wise Men" were Tibetan Buddhist monks who (were in search of a tulku) found Jesus and came back for him about the time of puberty.
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- The life of a wandering ascetic (shramana) in India
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- Seamless robe of Jesus like the wandering ascetics of India wear
- Real Story of the [Tibetan Buddhist monks who were Christianity's] Three Wise Men (White Feather | Medium)
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| Western Buddhist monk Dhammadipa |
This part of Kashmir is near the birthplace of the Buddha, known as ancient Gandhara in Central Asia, with its capital now in Pakistan (after the 1947 Partition of India).
There he died an old man at the age of 80 [and his corpse was entombed in the Jewish-style with its distinct orientation with Buddhist-style footprints marking his burial site.
That grave is now covered by an Islamic grave it of another person, making excavation difficult without stirring up a great deal of trouble.
See the scholarship of Holger Kersten and Nicolas Notovitch for the details and written evidence.
- BBC 4 documentary via Brian Oblivion (YouTube, 12/19/11); Pfc. Sandoval, Dhr. Seven, Pat Macpherson (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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