Each incarnation synthesizes all the previous incarnations and then extracts those processes or teachings and puts that into a format that can be best understood at that time. It goes from Buddhism into what would be then known as Christianity. If you look at Tibetan Buddhism and the Christian Church, you'll find that there are abbots, there are monks and nuns, there are extreme parallels to the practice of the Tibetan philosophy and the Tibetan hierarchy and how it's manifested, along with the Catholic or the Christian hierarchy. The parallels are incredible. You will be in Omaha over Easter weekend.
People know of the resurrection and the crucifixion and the ascension process.
They look at those three things as the relationship to Christ and Easter. Those processes, in the Christian understanding, are also the process of redemption in which every soul has been cleansed and purified by the action and the sacrifice and the service and the ascended reality of Christ's forgiveness during that process. In reality, there are three initiations taking place during the time of Easter. It takes a long time for them to develop the courage to go through another process. So they may not fulfill it in that lifetime, or the next.