Resumo de Jesus Lived In India

The very first thing which caught my attention was the

title. Shrinagar,the picturesque beauty of
Kashmir.Along

with the famous sites of the place like Jamey Mosque,
Shahi

Hamadan one can find a different face of Shrinagar too.
A

mosque called Roza Baal is the center of the book's

interest.You can't find the name even in the tourist
guide

books.Here the journey begins--grave(Kabr as the
Muslims

would call it) are lying here in a East-West direction.
One

is called the grave of Yuj Asaf.That is really
interesting

as the Muslims saints are buried in a North-South
direction

all over the world. The author argues here that the
Jews of

ancient Jerusalem, Zorikho had an identical tradition.
So,

can it be a grave of a Jew preacher who visited India

thousands of years ago? What about the foot impression
on

the grave! It clearly shows the stigmata our Son of God

suffered in his feet. Is it true or just a
hallucination?

The book often transports us to a different world. But
then

we are told about the oral traditional myth popular

throughout Iraq, Iran, West Asia which says Jesus no

crucifixion could ever kill Jesus, he escaped the land
of

enemies and visited Damascus, Egypt, Persia and some
old

books like Firang-E-Asfia, Jami-Ut-Tawarik are also
there

to support Kersten?s argument. Even in Indian history
we

find some interesting ?evidence?, strong enough to
believe

his views. The author quotes from Qoran-E-Pak(The Holy

Qoran) which focuses on a conversation between Prophet
and

his daughter Fatima. Fatima says Jesus lived till he
became

120 years of old. Even in Bhabishyat Mahapurana, a

religious Scripture of Gupta Era in India supports that

King Shalibahana once saw a saint who claimed himself
as

Isha (Jesus!).

This is true that there are two phases in Jesus? life
where

anything mysterious might have happened in his life;
The

Bible is silent about it. From his 3-12 years and the
time

between 12-30 years. Here Holger finds another
opportunity

to support his views. He says Jesus visited India
during

that period of time too and obtained knowledge about
Hindu

philosophy and Sanskrit language. Kersten also has
shown

that many rituals in Christianity and Judaism actually
came

from Buddhism which widened throughout Egypt at that
time.

On the other hand the common indigenous people still
follow

some rituals which can not be found in other parts of

India. Rather these resemble ancient Jew customs.

Kersten has also taken out evidence from Bible itself
to

show that there are various reason to believe that
Jesus

did not die during crucifixion. Kersten has also quoted

Nicolas Netovic, a late 19th century tourist who found
some

ancient Tibetan texts in a monastery saying about
Jesus?

India visit.

The book is really interesting. But it would have been
even

more interesting if the author could remain a little

impartial. Every line of the book clearly shows that he

intended to prove these things and so he did it.

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