And it has been prophesied that in 2032 an 8-pointed star will appear above the pyramids of Giza, just as it did in the history of the many ancient wisdom cultures that are recorded within your indigenous peoples — such as the 8 paths of Buddha, the 8 immortals within the ancient Chinese tradition, the 8-pointed star of Islam, the seal of Solomon that became the 8-pointed star of David, and in Christianity, known as the Star of Bethlehem, which Mother Mary now carries as her peaked emblem.
Pleiadians teach what many teachers throughout history have taught, including Jesus and Buddha.
It is the same understanding taught by Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, and others.
They may call themselves God, Christ, Buddha, Brahma or Confucius, yet I will not rest on them for their word.
Wherefore, then, have men set up Zarathustra, and Brahma, and Buddha, and Christ, and the prophets of old?
As thou speaketh not to the picture of thy wife, neither shalt thou worship the Lord, nor Buddha, nor Christ, but Jehovih alone.
For one people worshipped Brahma, making a beast of him; another worshipped Buddha, making a beast of him; another worshipped Christ, making a beast of him; another Jesus, making a beast of him, and forever parading his crucifixion; and the beast that each one builded up within his soul became an entity to him on his entrance into spirit life, and he became bound to the machinations of evil spirits professing to be that beast.
By the sword shall Christ destroy Mohammed, and Brahma and Buddha; but he shall come against Confucius and fall.
Whether ye say, Brahma, Brahma or Buddha, Buddha, or Christ, Christ, doing so in reverence to the Almighty, our Creator, practicing good works with all your wisdom and strength--therein do I proclaim your good deeds in heaven.
Because Arcturus is primarily sixth density, it is often perceived as the Christ or Buddha vibration.
The second coming is the realization of Christ consciousness, Buddha nature, or Krishna spirit in everyone.
Buddhism and the precepts of Buddha.
1. Again Elihu taught; he said, The Indian priests became corrupt; Brahm was forgotten in the streets; the rights of men were trampled in the dust.2. And the a mighty master came, a Buddha of enlightenment, who turned away from wealth and all the honours of the world, and found the Silence in the quiet groves and caves; and he was blest.3. He preached a gospel of the higher life, and taught man how to honour man.4. He had no doctrine of the gods to teach; he just knew man, and so his creed was justice, love and righteousness.5. I quote for you a few of many of the helpful words which Buddha spoke:6. Hate is a cruel word.
With good destroy the bad; with generous deeds make avarice ashamed; with truth make straight the crooked lines that error draws, for error is but truth distorted, gone astray.8. And pain will follow him who speaks or acts with evil thoughts, as does the wheel the foot of him who draws the cart.9. He is a greater man who conquers self than he who kills a thousand men in war.10. He is the noble man who is himself what he believes what other men should be.11. Return to him who does you wrong your purest love, and he will cease from doing wrong; for love will purify the heart of him who is beloved as truly as it purifies the heart of him who loves.12. The words of Buddha are recorded in the Indian sacred books; attend to them, for they are part of the instructions of the Holy Breath.13. The land of Egypt is the land of secret things.14. The mysteries of the ages lie lock-bound in our temples and our shines.15. The masters of all times and climes come here to learn; and when your sons have grown to manhood they will finish all their studies in Egyptian schools.16. But I have said enough.
The wrathful priests rushed up and beat him, spit upon him, called him traitor, threw him, bleeding, to the street.14. And then confusion reigned; the priests became a mob; the sight of human blood led on to fiendish acts and called for more.15. The rulers, fearing war, sought Jesus, and they found him calmly teaching in the market place.16. They urged him to depart, that he might save his life; but he refused to go.17. And then the priests sought cause for his arrest; but he had done no crime.18. And then false charges were preferred; but when the soldiers went to bring him to the judgement hall they were afraid, because the people stood in his defence.19. The priests were baffled, and they resolved to take his life by stealth.20. They found a man who was a murderer by trade, and sent him out by night to slay the object of their wrath.21. Lamaas heard about their plotting and their plans, and sent a messenger to warn his friend; and Jesus hastened to depart.22. By night he left Benares, and with haste he journeyed to the north; and everywhere, the farmers, merchants and sudras helped him on his way.23. And after many days he reached the mighty Himalayas, and in the city of Kapivastu he abode.24. The priests of Buddha opened wide their temple doors for him.
be still and listen when he speaks; he is the Living Oracle of God.45. And all the priests gave thanks, and praised the Buddha of enlightenment.
We toil to live, and hope for nothing else but toil, and bless the day when we can cease our toil and lay us down to rest in Buddha's city of the dead.5. And Jesus' heart was stirred with pity and with love for these poor toilers, and he said,6. Toil should not make a person sad; men should be happiest when they toil.
1. It was a gala day in sacred Kapavista; a throng of Buddhist worshippers had met to celebrate a Jubilee.2. And priests and masters from all parts of India were there; they taught; but they embellished little truth with many words.3. And Jesus went into an ancient plaza and taught; he spoke of Father-Mother-God; he told about the brotherhood of life.4. The priests and all the people were astounded at his words and said, Is this not Buddha come again in flesh?
In images of the Wheel of Life, found on monastery walls worldwide, Buddha points at the moon.
For example, we’ve often talked about sixth density as expressing Christ/Buddha consciousness.
Te-in and Ennochissa (Buddha) promote idolatry.
He led mortals to false worship.” Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter XI “Ennochissa inspired Buddha’s rites.
Buddhism is established by the false god Ennochissa, who claims the title Buddha and inspires mortals to worship him through the teachings attributed to Gautama.
“And Ennochissa said: I will establish my heavenly kingdom, and I will be called Buddha, and mortals shall worship me through the doctrines of Gautama.”
“Ennochissa, with Looeamong and Kabalactes, formed a Triune Confederacy, each taking a portion of heaven and earth, and Ennochissa chose the land of Vind’yu to be Buddha.”
Buddhism is portrayed as a false religion that promotes worship of Buddha (Ennochissa) instead of Jehovih, leading mortals and spirits into spiritual bondage.
“And the mortals of Vind’yu and Jaffeth followed Ennochissa, calling him Buddha, and they built temples to him, forgetting the Great Spirit, Jehovih.”
“In the Kosmon Era, the false religions, including that of Buddha, shall be revealed, and Jehovih’s light shall shine upon all peoples.”
They divert worship from Jehovih, promoting false deities (Buddha, Brahma, Kriste, Gabriel’s Allah) and spiritual bondage.
“In the Kosmon Era, the false religions of Buddha, Brahma, Kriste, and Gabriel shall fade, and Jehovih’s kingdom shall be established on earth.”
Oahspe identifies Buddhism (Ennochissa/Buddha), Brahmanism (Kabalactes/Brahma), Christianity (Looeamong/Kriste), and Islam (Gabriel/Thoth) as four false religions, each founded by a false god to divert worship from Jehovih.
Add Sakaya (Buddha) and Ka’yu (Confucius), as they’re prominent.
Prophets Added: Included Sakaya (Buddha) and Ka’yu (Confucius) in Bon, as OAHSPE highlights their roles in establishing Faithist principles.
The Jataka tales are a collection of stories that narrate the previous lives of Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha.
Purpose: The Jataka tales illustrate the Buddha's path to enlightenment over many lifetimes, emphasizing his virtues such as compassion, wisdom, patience, and self-sacrifice.
Structure: Each story typically begins with the Buddha recounting a past life to his disciples, often drawing a moral or spiritual lesson.
In these stories, the Buddha is reborn in various forms—sometimes as a human, sometimes as an animal, or even a celestial being.
In some cases, these animals are past incarnations of the Buddha himself.
The Monkey King (Mahakapi Jataka): A story about a monkey king (a past life of the Buddha) who sacrifices himself to save his troop from danger, teaching selflessness and leadership.
The Golden Deer (Ruru Jataka): A tale in which a golden deer (the Buddha) saves a man from drowning and teaches the value of compassion and truthfulness.
The Banyan Deer (Nigrodha Jataka): The Buddha, in the form of a deer, pleads for the king to end hunting and preserve life, illustrating nonviolence.
In Buddhist Stories: Kinnaris appear in the Jataka tales, stories of the Buddha's past lives, particularly in the story of Manohara (a famous kinnari) and Prince Sudhana.
This connection is exemplified in historical spiritual figures such as Jesus, Buddha, and Krishna.
Wallis argued that such narratives echo global traditions, including stories of divine or otherworldly conception from Eastern traditions (e.g., Laozi, Vipassī Buddha, and the Yellow Emperor).
Buddha referred to his teachings as the "Aryan way" and described himself as Aryan.
The Bamiyan Valley, historically significant for its Buddhist heritage, hosts ancient caves and monuments, including a large Buddha statue measuring 53 meters in height.
This knowledge, attributed to teachings of the Buddha and earlier masters, contained instructions for navigating the afterlife, including predictions about one’s death.
Jesus, alongside other ascended figures like Krishna and Buddha, represents alignment with the vibration of existence and unconditional love.
It is the second coming of Buddha, when every knee should bow down, and own him Lord of all the world.
And so he determined, to send to Buddha for assistance.
28 The chief Saviors and Gods of the Hyartien cycle (corresponding to Brahma, Buddha, Christ and Mohammed of this cycle) were Yima, Mithra, N'yot and Habbak the first.
druj, which in this cycle is Buddha, and he assail''' the I.
Blasphemer against great Buddha!
The All Light descended to the earth incarnate form in Gotama Buddha.
To establish Buddha on earth, more than a hundred millions have been slain in war!
You defilest the holy land of Buddha.
Descended by the Yi-ha light through mortals, and in the Vedan Gods revealed from Zarathustra in Juian, Zend and Haizariyi, and thence into Vede, and thence into Sanscrit, and by Brahma and by Buddha.
Teachings from figures like Buddha and Rumi emphasize the middle path and transcendence beyond duality.
Since, according to the learned researches of Sir William Jones, Odin and Buddha are probably the same person, it is curious to see the names of Bondvar, Wodansday, and Votan designating in India, Scandinavia, and in Mexico the day of a brief period." ("Vues des Cordilleras," p.
engaged in a fierce contest with the whites--the Brahmans--and were nearly exterminated, although some of them survived, and from their stock Buddha was born.
His first name was Jessos, but the priests, who hated him, called him Fo, that is, false; the people called him Krishna, that is, shepherd; and his Frisian friend called him Buddha (purse), because he had in his head a treasure of wisdom, and in his heart a treasure of love.
A core teaching discussed is that all humans have the potential to perform miracles and achieve the same spiritual status as figures like Jesus or Buddha.