Danda 1995 - Suhotra Maharaja Archives

The publication I am working on in this regard is conceived as a preaching tooltowards the outside world. It's also intended to help to devotees all over theworld to get rid of thein mental hung ups about Christianity. It will establishthe Vaishnava teachings as Supreme and will establish Jesus as a vaishnavapreacher.I am not so concerned with the Jesus went to India lore as this will just takéthe focus away from the thrust of the book as shown above.However I do have still some cards up my sleeve in this regard and promise somesurprise when all goes well with the return of a certain Tibetan Lama to Indiafrom Tibet/now China when all goes well this summer. The world may be in for asurprise, and sorry, no, I can't let anybody in on this right now.The Bhavishya Purana accounts I am not so sure about. We need a Bhavishya Puranaante-dating the arrival of the British to counter the insertion claims ofWestern scholars.But there IS one intriguing thing I have not seen in any of the "Jesus went toIndia" literature and which I came across only accidentally while studying theaccounts of the Churchfather Ireneaus in the Harvard University library:It says there, hold your breath:"Despite the heresy of it, the early church father, Irenaeus, testified toreports coming from those he trusted in Asia that Jesus had reached old agewhile still being a teacher."What a stunt of this servant of yours!PSI appreciate any input by all of you as already begun by Bhakta Jan Mares.>I have no idea.Thats what the karmis may say. I have seen that too in writing.We don't accept that.ys pdaST.ODRAN’S REPORT FROM BEYONDText by Suhotra SwamiNovember 15, 1995There is a most interesting account of early Christian history involving twosaints, Odran and Columba. In AD 536, St Columba established a church at Iona.Desiring that the church be protected, Columba came up with the idea to performa human sacrifice (!). His associate St Odran volunteered to be the victim. Hewas buried alive by Columba's men. Later Columba had the grave opened, andOdran was found to be alive. He reported that he'd had a look into theafterlife, and saw "The saved are not forever happy, the damned are not foreverlost." St Columba, fearing that Odran was speaking heresy, ordered his men tobury him again.