Forge of Creation

The Framing of Jesus of Nazareth

The things that Jesus taught were abso­lu­tely and unqua­li­fiably good things for the human race to learn. Howe­ver, since the time of Jesus, his mes­sage has been dis­tor­ted because in the eyes of history, he didn’t teach what he was “sup­po­sed” to teach.

Later, those in power or hoping to be in power (such as Saul-Paul) used his mes­sage for their own ends and this is how we now have dozens of “Chris­tian” reli­gions and one very corrup­ted Chris­tian reli­gion in power over Europe. Jesus pre­dic­ted that. Cons­tan­tine may not have con­ver­ted to Chris­tia­nity on his death­bed, but he sure used it for his poli­ti­cal ends. The popes ever since have been figu­reheads of the Roman Empire that never fell completely; the empire just “got” religion.

Yes, Jesus had “powers” but as Arthur C. Clark said, “Any suf­fi­ciently advan­ced tech­no­logy is indis­tin­guisha­ble from Magic” And I really don’t believe much of the “Magic Jesus” crap that Paul inven­ted to take the ministry away from Jesus’ own apost­les after he left town any­way. Jesus was an adept in more ways than one. Nice Job. He still wasn’t God.

You have to rea­lize that some of the “mirac­les” attri­bu­ted to Jesus can be explai­ned by the pro­per appli­ca­tion of (out of time/place) tech­no­logy like the hea­ling of the blind, and rai­sing of the “dead”. Some are abi­li­ties that (like he said) all of us already posess, like the con­cept of Faith, Reiki, Kun­da­lini, and the fact that all our minds are con­nec­ted to the Akashic Record. The rest, sadly I con­si­der to be inven­ted by Paul and then blown out of pro­por­tion by Cons­tan­tine and the Coun­cil of Nicea later on, thus inven­ting the con­cept of the “magic” Jesus.

Jesus was des­cen­ded from an uni­que lineage to begin with. Refer to the books by Lau­rence Gard­ner “Blood­line of the Holy Grail” and Michael Baigent’s “Holy Blood, Holy Grail”. These books research the con­cept that the fami­lies of both Jesus mother Mary, and his “father” Joseph were des­cen­ded directly from Eve through Cain on back to the very gods of Baby­lon, called the Annu­naki (mea­ning: those who from hea­ven to earth came). This lineage is not as uni­que as we would expect.

Now in Gene­sis 6 we read about how the sons of gods took daugh­ters of men as wives and they bare chil­dren who were called the Nephi­lim. So, from that we know that the “sons of god” (gods, angels, or aliens, take your pick) can mate suc­cess­fully with man­kind so they must not be too gene­ti­cally dif­fe­rent to begin with. Maybe Eden was just the start of this gene­tic mixing. This may have been the “dif­fe­rence” bet­ween Cro-magnon and Modern man that hap­pe­ned up to 150,000 years ago? Is Gene­sis THAT old?

Whether the two blood­li­nes of Mary and Joseph con­ver­ged or “Jeho­vah” or “Gabriel” actually inse­mi­na­ted Mary as is told in the new tes­ta­ment is not as impor­tant as the fact that Jesus was groo­med to be the next monarch of the pla­net. The Zoroas­trians (magi) knew he was to be born. After he star­ted to come of age he was sent to visit them in the East, and was later trai­ned by the Esse­nes at Qumran.

Inci­den­tally, Joseph was a Car­pen­ter? Buil­der? pos­sibly des­cen­ded from the buil­ders of the Tem­ple of Solo­mon whose know­ledge went to the Knights Tem­plar and later became the society of Free Masons.

Jesus deci­ded to strike his own deal with des­tiny. My belief is that even­tually Jesus would have none of this “King of Kings” busi­ness and went his own way. This is why he had to be disc­re­di­ted by the Sanhe­drin. But he did find a wife (wed­ding of Cana story) who was of a simi­lar lineage, and with the help of Joseph of Ari­mithea and Judas Isca­riot, mana­ged to stage his death and escape his des­tiny. His lineage extends all across Europe today.

Jesus knew that we are all hybrids of the gods. He said so. his quo­tes were, “Ye are gods” and “That which I do, you can do also” and “I go to my father and your father”. The gods are our crea­tors inas­much as they made our DNA com­pa­ti­ble with theirs some­time back in the early days of man­kind. This story is recor­ded in Gene­sis, the Greek story of Pro­metheus, and many others.