Jesus The Book
Agni and Durga, I would describe your work...Jesus the book... as a spiritual Monet - --Samuel Joseph Bell, FloridaI have read this book word for word, and it is truly and purely THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD, it is the TRUTH that has been long forgotten, and misinterpreted throughout the centuries, as I, myself, was a witness to this story. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book. For those who have an OPEN MIND and an OPEN HEART, will be inspired and acknowledge the truth written, word for word. For those who DO NOT have an open mind, it is definitely FOOD FOR THOUGHT, regardless of culture, ethnic background, religion and beliefs. The vibrations that emanate from this book are awesome, and I have already tested the vibrations to others who have NO CLUE what this book is all about. They look at me in wonder, as to what they were feeling in their hands, seeping into their very own inner-being. I have not told them anything other than to get their own book and learn from it. The answers will come to them in time. --- I highly recommend this book!!!!!. I am truly looking forward to reading Book II. I must add that not only is this the GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD, it is a true story, and the messages in this book speak the truth, and the TRUE teachings that have been long forgotten throughout the centuries. It is a blessing that Agni and Durga are here in this lifetime to share their story, Divine Love, Divine Light, and speak the TRUTH. -- --Franchesca Hicks, San FranciscoThe Christian tradition did never reveal what happend to Jesus from the age of 12 to 29 years apart from being a carpenter trainee. However, several writers/resarchers have investigated the matter ie.: In the book The lost years of Jesus , Elizabeth Claret Prophet, Summit University Press, 1984, reveals that Jesus spent seventeen years in the Orient both as a student and a teacher. The events of his pilgrimage from Jerusalem to India and Tibet were recorded by Buddhist historians. Her book is based upon eyewitnesses of these documents. Dr. Barbara Thiering in her book Jesus the Man , Bantam Books, 1993, reveals her findings based on 20 years research into the Dead Sea Scrolls. The summary of her findings is that Jesus was a leader of a radical faction of Essene priests. He was not of virgin birth. He did not die on the Cross. He married Mary Magdalene, fathered a family and later divorced. He died sometime after AD 64. Also Eric von Daeniken has contributed to the story of Jesus in one of his books by publishing a photo suggested to be Jesus´ grave in India. In Jesus The Book by Durga Holzhauser & Frank Eickermann, we have for the first time the story of Jesus told by someone who was actually present The story is told with warmth and credibility. All facts seems to coincide with previous, independant researchers ; and not in tune with the established Christian teaching; the most controversial of course being that Jesus did not die on the cross. What would be the effect of Jesus The Book ? This may not be so obvious. Considering Jesus the Man of which a film was made and sent on TV prime time in Australia. It created a lot of heat and discussion which slowly subsided. The effect on the established Christian church was next to nothing. But Barbara Thiering had no spiritual organization behind her. In the case of Jesus The Book the authors are currently in the process of supporting the build up of a network of spiritual light centers These light centers could create the required momentum , that is to awake people and gain acceptance for the true story and the true Christ. But the task is considerable , to say the least.  Please convey my gratitude to Frank and Durga for this beautiful book for which I am convinced will open the eyes of many people and facilitate everyones spiritual development. I look forward to Volume II ! Oslo, 11th October 2009 --Ole Petter Sverre