Salvijus

Maybe there is more than one way of doing things. Guru worship existed thausands of years before the coming of Jesus and was/continues to be a valid path.

Personally I would say Paul did a great job feeling the essence of Christian path. What he added is in alignment with the heart of Jesus's teachings imo. And probably these teachings were revealed to him in prayer by Jesus himself. The things Paul spoke about, everybody would find revealed to them eventually imo and in my personal experience aswell. Although there's room for different opinions aswell.

If that is so, then he left out some important teachings. Maybe purposely. There were many things he refused to comment about apparantly.

Exalted entities such as bodisattvas can actually bless you and help you on your path (or save you as you say) . Even buddha would agree.

Oh that's what you meant. You're reducing christianity too much into one strand or expression that it found only. There are many strands of christianity. Not just what Paul created. All of them tried their best to be in alignment with the original teachings of Jesus - the true embodyment of Christianity.

Ego's biggest hope. 🤞

Technically christianity is based on what jesus was teaching. So he was teaching christianity just maybe didn't call it by that name.

Jesus resembles me much more of a Shaman. You're not gonna learn how to heal, do excorsims, talk to spirits and angels, dissolve your body into the light, do miracles etc through buddhism. It's all shamanism and tantra. Or Jewish mysticism would be better word maybe.

"The Essene Gospel of Peace" book is based on the actual scrolls found in Vatican and then translated into English. It talks more about Jesus being from the lineage of the Essenes. A different kind of yogis you could say. It's a fascinating book. It would make more sense if Jesus was from the same lineage that Moses, Abraham, Enoch, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Magdalene and all the other prophets from the Bible were from. The Essene lineage.

Remarkable

So is Jesus. God is many forms. In me, in you, in Jesus. We are all wonderful.

I should stop saying goodbye lol 😂

Okay one more comment. Yea he would say, I experienced Abraham and Moses. And they were speaking with me in meditation.

Okay I'm done here guys. Enough for me 🌟🙏🪷🦋✌️

Sorry I failed to understand what you were trying to say.

Idk why you're fixated on people seeing white Jesus. You need to hear some better testimonies maybe lol

Yea there is definitely a socially constructed Jesus for sure out there. Everyone has their own versions of him even lol.

Likely not true. Okay. Good enough for me. At least there's a crack of possibility now of it being true haha. It's better than before, where you were damn sure about your position.

And how come you're so confident all experiences of disembodied beings people claim to have are just their mental projections? But not something that is actually real?

I'm not talking experiences of love. I'm talking experiences of disembodied beings.

I'm just sharing the experience of many many people. Who's to say those experiences are not true?

According to some (me including) , you can know about his existence without any books because he is here now aswell. This is just one person's experience against the other person's experience at this point. At this point we are at the dead end of how far this convo can go.

Hmm.. Yea I realized we are on different pages aswell. You claimed Jesus is a social contract. My question was if presence is not a construct, then according to who Jesus is not a living presence?

So who reduced Jesus to a mere fiction rather than a living presence?

You played with the definition of "social construct" Let me rephrase then into this: "can conciousness be a construct of human mind?" Or "Can energy be a construct of human mind?"