The stories of Horus and Hathor, as well as Jesus and Mary Magdalene, are used to illustrate the honor given to sacred unity during times of heightened awareness.
The session included a channeling of Jesus, also referred to as Yeshua, who responded to questions from the audience regarding life, spiritual understanding, and Christ Consciousness.
Jesus introduced himself by emphasizing that his consciousness resides within everyone, expressing the importance of compassion, freedom, and sovereignty.
Crucifixion: Jesus explained that the crucifixion was more of a concept than a physical death, intended to demonstrate the eternal nature of the soul.
Children and Mary Magdalene: Jesus and Mary Magdalene had seven biological children and adopted many others during their travels.
Crucifixion Explanation: Jesus described his experience during the crucifixion, focusing on transcending suffering and showing the eternal nature of the soul.
Did He Have Children?: Jesus confirmed that he and Mary Magdalene had biological children and adopted many more.
Humanity’s Current Time: Jesus referred to this time as a period of "great remembering" and encouraged humanity to embrace peace and love.
Earth as a Soul Trap: Jesus clarified that Earth is not a soul trap, but the belief in such illusions can be powerful.
Reincarnation: Jesus mentioned that his soul is present in many forms, both past and present.
The ability to heal, like Jesus, is available if you align with that frequency.
The narrative surrounding Jesus that is commonly known represents only a fragment of the full story.
While traditional accounts focus on 12 male apostles, deeper traditions reveal that Jesus had 24 disciples—12 men and 12 women.
Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Martha, and others played vital roles, with Mary Magdalene often seen as Jesus’s spiritual counterpart.
She is believed to have continued Jesus's teachings after his departure.
Between the ages of 12 and 30, Jesus is said to have traveled through India, Tibet, and Egypt, studying under spiritual masters.
In India: Jesus studied Vedic teachings, learning about the soul, karma, and reincarnation.
In Egypt: Jesus studied the mysteries of life, death, and spiritual alchemy, possibly at Heliopolis.
According to some esoteric traditions, Jesus studied under Mahavata Babaji, an immortal yogi master who guided him toward spiritual enlightenment.
Babaji is said to have taught Jesus advanced spiritual practices, including Kriya Yoga, which later empowered Jesus to perform miracles and transcend death.
From an esoteric perspective, Jesus's crucifixion and resurrection carry deep spiritual symbolism.
Some traditions suggest that Jesus did not physically die on the cross, but entered a deep meditative state, allowing him to transcend physical pain.
Messianic Kingdom: Many Christian interpretations see the stone as representing Jesus Christ and the kingdom of God.
The story of Osiris, as told through ancient Egyptian texts, mirrors many elements found in later religious traditions, including the resurrection story of Jesus Christ.
Messianic Kingdom: Many Christian interpretations see the stone as representing Jesus Christ and the kingdom of God.
Thousands of years later, in the time of Jesus of Nazareth, these were called "Essenes." But Atla, which possessed such a wealth of literature, had, with a single exception, no books on the subject.
Starseed Beliefs: The idea of Jesus being a Pleiadian aligns with the broader New Age belief in starseeds—individuals whose souls originated from extraterrestrial civilizations like the Pleiades.
Channeling and New Age Lore: Various New Age channels and authors, including those contributing to the "Family of Taygeta" site, claim that Jesus (often referred to as Sananda in these contexts) was a Pleiadian who came to Earth with a mission to teach love and enlightenment.
Mainstream theologians and historians view Jesus as a historical figure rooted in the context of 1st-century Judea, with no credible links to extraterrestrial origins.
Family of Taygeta website: This site offers detailed narratives about Jesus' Pleiadian origins and mission (Family of Taygeta).
These sources provide a comprehensive look at the intersection of New Age spirituality and the reinterpretation of religious figures like Jesus.
The name “Jesus” is derived from Greek, aligning Yeshua with Zeus to merge pagan and Christian beliefs.
Teachings of Yeshua: Yeshua emphasized that God is an abstract concept of love within everyone, not a person or deity requiring sacrifices.
Sananda of Merope: Yeshua is said to be an incarnation of Sananda, a Pleiadian soul from the Galactic Federation.
Yeshua and Mary Magdalene had children and were part of a lineage with extraterrestrial genetics, blending Pleiadian, Arcturian, Sirian, Andromedan, and Orion traits.
True Life of Yeshua:
Yeshua spent time in India learning from spiritual masters.
Yeshua survived the crucifixion and continued to live for many years.
Many of Yeshua’s teachings were altered to fit pagan beliefs, creating a deity-centric doctrine.
Yeshua prophesied the “Shift,” a future event where humanity ascends to a higher plane of existence.
The concept of the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Ghost) is seen as a later addition, originally Yeshua taught about the spiritual connection within everyone.
According to Pleiadians, Jesus's soul origin is the Pleiades and his name is SANANDA.
The actual date of Jesus's birth is September 8.
Leanna addresses the question regarding what the Atlanteans knew about Jesus.
Jesus is described as a Pleiadian being, one of many who embodied this Christ Consciousness.
Leanna emphasizes that many beings held this Christ Consciousness, but humanity often attributes it to one individual, such as Jesus, and then creates divisions and conflicts over these figures.
Leanna addresses the question regarding what the Atlanteans knew about Jesus.
Jesus is described as a Pleiadian being, one of many who embodied this Christ Consciousness.
Leanna emphasizes that many beings held this Christ Consciousness, but humanity often attributes it to one individual, such as Jesus, and then creates divisions and conflicts over these figures.
Many beings, including Jesus, embodied this consciousness, often misunderstood and attributed to one person.
Leanna answers various questions about Atlantean involvement in ancient civilizations, their view on Jesus, and the Christ Consciousness.
Jesus Christ is from us, for us, and they will worship and call on this name as we gave it to them.
So you have a name by name list from God to Adam and the Adamites all the way to Jesus, Luke 3:23-38.
The notable miracles performed by Elijah, Moses, and Jesus, as described in the Bible.
Turning Water into Wine: God of wine who could transform substances, similar to Jesus' miracle at Cana.
Jesus links Elijah to John the Baptist: “He is the Elijah who was to come” (Matthew 11:14, NIV), indicating John fulfills Elijah’s preparatory role.
Elijah appears with Moses at Jesus’ Transfiguration: “There appeared before them Elijah and Moses, talking with Jesus” (Matthew 17:3, NIV), representing the Prophets alongside the Law.
Christopher Sparks highlights this theme, noting Jesus’ statement: “Elijah does come first, and restores all things” (Matthew 17:11, NIV).
- Anna, Grandmother of Jesus
The Faithful, the Chosen, or the Elect - Anna, Grandmother of Jesus
Thousands of years later, in the time of Jesus of Nazareth, these were called "Essenes.”
Yeshua
From Anna, Grandmother of Jesus by Claire Heartsong:
None of the writers apparently understood that the wisdom Anna shared with her daughter, Mary, and later with her grandson, Jesus, were profound spiritual teachings and initiations whose influence would help formulate later Christian belief.
You will discover her unusual abilities and responsibilities, including the light conception and birth of Mary, and Mary’s own light conception, birth and upbringing of Jesus.
This panorama explaining what the Essenes had to do for Jesus, Mary Magdalene and a host of other well-known disciples and helpmates of the Christ drama, emphasizes their essential role in assisting Jesus fulfil his part as the Messiah.
We see how Jesus’ resurrection allowed the formation of a church that deified Jesus as a saviour – not as an Essene teacher and healer who taught each person to express their own inner Christ.
This material contained extensive information about an unusual spiritual group called the Essenes, focusing on their profound dedication to the health and healing practices as epitomized by Jesus.
He described the Essenes as members of a small spiritual Jewish sect that began a hundred years before Jesus’ birth in the 2nd Century BC and continued some 68 years after the crucifixion of Jesus and the destruction of the Jewish temple.
Cayce’s readings about the Essenes confirmed there was a definite connection between Jesus’ family and friends and the Essene communities.
Can you tell me about the connection between Thoth and Jesus?
Jesus understood what Thoth was.
From Jesus and the Essenes by Dolores Cannon through past life regression
Pa’pa (Yeshua) was frequently with us during our hermitage retreats.
Yeshua said we should eat the fruits of trees, the plants of the field, honey and milk.
I remembered the story of Jesus in the Bible when he was found in the temple teaching the doctors.
I was curious about the burial customs because it says in the Bible that Jesus was buried in the sepulcher.
There have been some troubling experiences occurring in Rome and other places throughout Gaul among the other followers who call themselves disciples of Yeshua.
Actual persecution has come upon the followers of my nephew, James (Yeshua’s brother), Peter, Andrew, my nephews John (Zebedee) and James (Zebedee) in Jerusalem.
We hear that Paul of Tarsus has turned away from persecuting us to evangelizing his understanding of Yeshua’s teachings and making them easy for non-Jewish people to embrace.
Sadly, most of these brethren seem to be intent on organizing Yeshua’s teachings into a doctrine and religion.
Even James’ (Yeshua’s brother) more conservative and orthodox leanings are creating division and this greatly grieves his mother (Mary Anna).
I can see that over time there will be those who would take advantage of the simple hearts who want to believe that Yeshua is a god with the power to save them from themselves – to somehow miraculously remove the effects of their karmas.
BASING themselves on the Sayings preserved in the canonical Gospels and on the description of the communities given in the Acts, many have supposed that Jesus was a member of or intimately acquainted with the doctrines and discipline of the Essene communities.
Yeshua Ben Joseph
Jesus of Nazareth, a Jewish teacher, and his early followers were deeply rooted in Yahwistic traditions.
They viewed Jesus as the fulfillment of Yahwistic prophecies and the inaugurator of a new covenant.
For example, Acts 7 mentions Jesus took the Jews to the promised land.
Obviously, it refers to Joshua, not our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Some people argue that we should use the language Jesus used when He spoke to the Father because He spoke Hebrew.
If you want to use the language Jesus used, look at Mark 14:35.
When Jesus prayed, He addressed God as "Abba".
When Jesus prayed to God, He mostly used "Father".
The Spirit of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit compel you to cry out "Father" in your spirit.
When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, He said, "Our Father".
Jesus instructed you to say "Our Father".
Ethiopian Calendar: The start year is 8 CE, commemorating the Annunciation of Jesus.
17 The dragon was infuriated over the woman and went off to fight the rest of her children, those who obey God’s commands and bear witness to Yeshua.
Joanna: So at the end of the cycle the people who worked with Jesus will be drawn at a vibrational level to meet?
They will relive their experience with Jesus in order to draw strength from his strength and go forward into the Light with him.
Father Seán ÓLaoire suggests some non-traditional ideas about Jesus, which include the following key points:
Father Seán proposes that Jesus of Nazareth might have been a reincarnation of the Buddha.
He believes that every era needs an infusion of advanced spirituality, and that great souls like Jesus and the Buddha return in different forms to provide this spiritual guidance.
He also suggests that great souls, like Jesus, may be living parallel lifetimes.
This allows for the possibility of Jesus and other great spiritual figures being present in multiple forms and eras.
Father Seán shares his experience of a life between lives session where he encountered Jesus.
In this session, he humorously asked Jesus to return because humanity is in "deep doo-doo," to which Jesus laughed.
This experience reinforces Father Seán’s belief in the continued presence and influence of Jesus.
He questions the traditional narrative that omits Jesus’s life from age 12 to 30, suggesting that during this time, Jesus was likely learning and growing just like anyone else.
Father Seán emphasizes that Jesus, like other avatars and enlightened beings, had an extraordinary understanding of cosmic laws.
He sees Jesus in this light, as a figure who embodied wisdom from multiple traditions and conveyed it to his followers.
But any preacher knows there are issues here; every preacher knows there’ll be dragons.[7:22] That’s part of my motivation in writing the Eden series—to say let’s get real, let’s talk about what’s in the texts, let’s talk about the problems of believing that God is the way Jesus says he is, and then trying to square that with what’s in the Old Testament.
It was from that footing that they then understood Jesus.[22:10] Whereas I had come into a church that believed that the Old Testament and this angry God was the footing on which we should understand Jesus, and that never quite worked.
The real name of that entity is Enlil.[45:50] It’s been made deliberately confusing in the 6th century BCE when they pasted the name over the whole of the Bible so that you wouldn’t see there are different kinds of entities—you’d think it’s all the same one.[46:03] Put all that together, and you will begin to realize this is why Jesus never talked about Yahweh.
If Jesus really was the continuation of the story of the Hebrew scriptures, he would have talked about Yahweh, wouldn’t he?
That’s Jesus’s concept of God.[46:27] He makes a very clear separation between him and the Yahweh stories in one moment in the Gospels when he says, "What kind of father?" Because that’s how he understands God.
You evil lot know how to give good things to your children—a father who gives a stone and a snake is no father."[46:48] That sounds like a really perverse scenario for Jesus to come up with—the father who gives a stone instead of food and drink, who gives snakes instead of food and drink.
Unless they kowtow to the image of the dragon or the serpent, they will die.[48:06] That is the story Jesus is identifying, and so he’s cutting himself off from the dragon stories, from the Yahweh stories, and talking instead about God who is our Father, God who is our source.
The only way they could come to that decision was because they realized that Jesus had distanced himself from that whole interpretation and translation of those books.[49:24] I think knowing that ought to give us the freedom to say the same thing.
I’m a fan of Jesus, and that’s precisely why I reject those stories as God stories and regard them as stories of other kinds of entities.
Had Jesus come to continue the Hebrew tradition and improve it or not?
The reason they had to have that council in Acts 15 was because he had said some things that sounded like he was affirming the Hebrew tradition, and they had to talk it through before they realized, "No, he wasn’t," and come to the decision they did in Acts 15.[50:33] There’s a moment where Jesus says that the law would remain until everything was fulfilled, until everything was accomplished.
That was the decision Jesus’s brother and the early apostles came to, and that’s a decision I affirm.
Jesus would often use the theology of his audience against them.
In that regard, we’re all hybrids—Jesus the same.
He was born because his mom, who was not going to have a baby because she was post-menopause, had a close encounter with the same entity, and then she’s pregnant with a very powerful and intelligent person, someone who Jesus described as the greatest human being who ever lived.[1:00:35] Those stories are not unique—the same thing happened to Abraham and Sarah.
Jesus’s story is part of a huge family of stories within the Bible.[1:03:08] It doesn’t stop there—go to the stories around the mother of the Yellow Emperor in China, or the Pasi Buddha, the 22nd incarnation of Buddha before Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, or to the stories around the mother of Laozi.[1:03:26] Again, close encounter, anomalous experience of light shining upon them from an object in space, and then they have a baby who’s very significant and highly intelligent.[1:03:40] Some people might say, "Look, these people needed a story like that.
The third one is different—highly intelligent, has always been advanced, very sensitive, pre-cognitive, telepathic ability.[1:04:23] There was something different about his conception and birth—it was an experience of light." It takes me back to years ago when I was a teenager studying Renaissance art at school, and we were shown a painting by Carlo Crivelli, which was supposed to be the Annunciation—that’s the moment when Mary is told she’s going to have a baby and the baby is going to be Jesus.
This suggests a whole layer of story about star children that says, "Yes, we’re all hybrids, but there is ongoing contact that is fine-tuning our progress as a human society and responsible for very particular people having heightened intelligence or heightened consciousness who then make a contribution that can move the whole experience of humanity forward."[1:05:14] That is the wider context into which the story of Jesus fits.
It’s been the world in which you’ve lived—you’ve had an idea of God, of Jesus, of our place in the cosmos.[1:06:07] I certainly can remember a couple of moments when I felt like the floor was falling away from me as I realized that story didn’t quite add up anymore, didn’t match with what’s really in the texts.[1:06:13] I would just want to encourage people that on the other side of the reframing is a far more exciting, intimate sense of connection with the source.[1:06:20] I have a better opinion of Jesus than ever before.
I still love Jesus and Jesus’s teachings, and I continually go back to re-understand what he was really about.
The most amazing invitation to explore what is real and to explore what is possible.[1:06:25] I believe that what the stories say about what Jesus did so amazingly with his life is told as a wonderful example of what a human life can look like when we take away all the aspects of fear that keep us limited, that keep us to our familiar scripts, and give ourselves the permission and encourage one another to explore what’s out there and what’s in here.
In Christian tradition, David is an ancestor of Jesus, emphasizing his messianic significance.