Noble World Foundation Sheds Light on the Mysteries of Jesus's 'Lost Years'

CHICAGO - March 3, 2024 - PRLog -- The Noble World Foundation has brought to light a series of revelations that could transform our understanding of one of the most enigmatic figures in history – Jesus Christ. In a compelling synthesis of historical research and spiritual insight, the foundation's latest findings draw on ancient scriptures and modern interpretations to offer a fresh perspective on the years of Jesus's life that remain undocumented in biblical accounts.

In 1887, Russian war correspondent Nicolas Notovitch uncovered ancient scrolls at the Hemis Monastery in Ladakh, which suggested that Jesus spent significant time in India and Tibet, from ages thirteen to twenty-nine, immersing himself in the teachings of Buddhism and Hinduism. These findings, detailed in Notovitch's seminal work, "The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ," propose a narrative where Jesus, at a young age, embarked on a spiritual quest that led him to the Himalayas.

Spiritual master Osho (1931-1990) and world-famous Swami Rama Tirtha (1873–1906) have echoed and expanded upon these claims, suggesting that the eighteen 'lost years' of Jesus involved profound spiritual exploration and enlightenment, part of which was spent at renowned Indian universities such as Nalanda and Takshashila.

Swami Rama Tirtha, a figure of deep reverence in the realm of spirituality, didn't merely offer this as a belief; he presented it as a verifiable truth. His own travels in Kashmir yielded intriguing evidence suggesting Lord Jesus Christ's presence in the region.

Meher Baba (1894–1969), a 20th-century spiritual luminary, provided further insight into the life and death of Jesus. He stated that upon crucifixion, Jesus did not die but entered a state of nirvikalp samadhi – a yogic state of divine consciousness. According to Meher Baba, Jesus's subsequent resurrection was not death's defeat but a return to bodily consciousness, after which he traveled eastward to India.

This narrative challenges traditional doctrines, suggesting that Jesus's teachings may have been significantly influenced by Eastern spirituality and that his physical journey continued long after his crucifixion. It paints a picture of a world where spiritual wisdom knows no boundaries, transcending time, geography, and culture.

The Noble World Foundation invites scholars, theologians, and seekers of truth to engage with these transformative ideas. By revisiting the mysteries surrounding Jesus's 'lost years,' we may uncover a story of spiritual unity that has the potential to enrich the tapestry of human belief and understanding.

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