JESUS’ YEARS IN INDIA

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JESUS CHRIST, the founder of Christianity, is recognized globally and respected across various religions. Born in Palestine, He spent His early years there until the age of 12, with a mysterious gap in the biblical narrative from ages 12 to 29. This period, known to the Roman Church, remains shrouded in secrecy. Suddenly, He emerges as a preacher, sharing profound truths and life principles. Historical evidence suggests that Jesus traveled to India at the age of 14, where He studied at the renowned Hindu Temple of Jagannath in Puri, Orissa, and visited other sacred sites like Benares. His departure from Puri was prompted by his opposition to the caste system and animal slaughter prevalent in Hindu society. He later explored Buddhist monasteries in India, Nepal, and Tibet, mastering Hindu scriptures and Yoga, and gaining fame as a wanderer preaching His New Faith. At 29, He returned to Palestine to fulfill His mission, with the Church aware of His Indian experiences and teachings that resonate with Hindu and Buddhist parables, yet omitted from the Bible. Historical evidence indicates that Jesus did not die on the cross but escaped to Kashmir, where He continued to preach and lived to an old age. This book presents detailed insights into His survival and the locations of the tombs of Mother Mary and Jesus, supported by scholarly research from figures like N. Notovitch, K. N. Ahamad, M. A. Faruqui, and Prof. F. Hassnain.