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Permalink Reply by Not mainstreamer on December 21, 2013 at 6:10pm

The author

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acharya_S

As a writer she publishes under the title of acharya, a term from Hinduism for the teacher or leader of a religious group.[8]

In 1999, as Acharya S, she published her first book, The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest Story Ever Sold, arguing the concept of Jesus Christ as myth. She states the Christ story is a fabrication.[9] In 2001, she wrote the foreword to a new edition of The World's Sixteen Crucified Saviors: Christianity Before Christ, a book by 19th-century skeptic Kersey Graves.

A follow-up book, Suns of God: Krishna, Buddha and Christ Unveiled, was published in 2004. In it she comments on the Hindu story of the life of Krishna, as well as the life of Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama). She claims parallels to the Christian stories of the life of Jesus as evidence that the story of Jesus was written based on existing stories, and not the life of a real man. Suns of God also seeks to address some of the criticisms leveled at Christ Conspiracy.[10]

She founded Seattle based Stellar House Publishing in 2005, through which she self-publishes a number of her books. According to the website, they claim to specialize in "Archaeology, History, Astrotheology, Mythology and Religion".[11]

In 2005–06 she was one of fifty Fellows of The Council for Secular Humanism's Committee for the Scientific Examination of Religion (CSER).[12]

Her 2007 book, Who Was Jesus? Fingerprints of The Christ continues the theme of The Christ Conspiracy by expanding her theory questioning the historical validity of Jesus Christ alleging "early Christian history to be largely mythical, by sorting through available historical and archaeological data."[13]

In 2009 she released Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection and The Gospel According to Acharya S.[14] Her work was used in part 1 of Zeitgeist: The Movie, for which she acted as consultant.[15]

She is representing a gnostic/freemasonry view, that is as old as the Bible.

The Gnostic student seeks to acquire their own direct experience of the light (the Truth) by means of awakening the consciousness and eliminating obscurations to perception. The method to accomplish this task has been called:

• Gnosis (Greek) knowledge
• Jnana (Sanskrit): knowledge
• Daath (Hebrew): knowledge
• Dharma (Sanskrit): righteousness, law, truth, teaching
• Torah (Hebrew): teaching, instruction, law

...and many other names. By comparing all of these ancient teachings, we can see that all religious forms have in their heart a science of Gnosticism: a method to arrive at personal knowledge of the Truth.

I think it is right to understand Gnostisism as anti-Christian/anti-Muslim, and rather materialistic.

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Permalink Reply by Billy aguilar on December 22, 2013 at 12:04pm

Ceaser was actually framed. Seen some visions that showed him enjoying an event, was passed a drink from behind... It was full of blood,, but he look, he drank it almost completely before he realized what he had done. He looked up at god and exclaimed "but I was framed, I was framed" it was poison, not blood, but meant that his blood would be spoiled. That's what I saw in it was that he drank his cup just like Jesus Christ had mentioned , please let not this be my cup, but if it is in your will, I will do it. Thy will not mine be done. Illuminati was them who framed him I think, cause he was the king and Christian and all that. Illuminati is the devil on earth... Been to Jerusalem, Babylonian rinse, Vatican, when they claimed to be spies, which they were, in USAs founding fathers, which was white supremacy, in Egypt the pharaoh, yadda yadda yadda. Selahmmmmeeeee..... God bless you all!

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