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This session says, inside a hypnosis session that opens a book and then returns from a deep inner state, that Jesus only appeared to die. The heart, in this account, was so quiet that witnesses could not feel it, and the scene is compared to a trick of the eye used to save him. Loved ones, the speaker says, took him that night, rolled the outer stone from the tomb, and got him out. The telling adds that those helpers were hungry, ate dates, and fell into sleep. Afterward he is said to have avoided places where people would betray him for gain, much as famous actors move to Italy so strangers will leave them alone. The session then widens the claim. Everyone, whatever name they use, is said to come from one divine source, and meeting others who know that is presented as more important than outward difference.
Key points
- This session says Jesus seemed dead while his heart was too faint to feel.
- The rescue is described as the work of loved ones, who moved the tomb stone and took him away.
- Dates, hunger, and sleep are part of that night’s telling.
- He is then said to have lived where people would not hand him over.
- The session claims every person comes from the same divine source, so the name one uses matters less than recognizing that.
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It had seemed like he completely died, but he didn't.
Sarah Breskman Cosme, What Happened to Jesus
In this session, the claim is that Jesus seemed dead and was not. Watch at 1:34
So, he knew that he couldn't stay in that same space.
Sarah Breskman Cosme, What Happened to Jesus
The account says he knew he could not remain where he was. Watch at 3:46
what he's able to do is share knowledge that they might not have had or hadn't learned yet, and vice versa.
Sarah Breskman Cosme, What Happened to Jesus
The session says the later meetings were an exchange of knowledge both ways. Watch at 6:10
Video by Sarah Breskman Cosme Hypnosis. Watch on YouTube.