ABraham

No, "ABraham" isn't a typo with the B in caps.

I came across this interesting concept or piece of Akashic history. It's in "The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus The Christ" by Levi, a tome about 100 years old.

http://reluctant-messenger.com/aquarian_gospel.htm

Levi was a quiet but deep person who spent a lifetime tieing in to what in Theosophy and Hinduism is called Akasha. This is the primal, most fine of all substances outside of pure Spirit, and holds a record of all that ever transpires. So those who can 'read' it may tune into the akashic record.

At this point of the book, a record from akasha: http://reluctant-messenger.com/aquarian_gospel_008_014.htm

...Joseph and Mary with the infant Jesus, also the infant John and his mother Elizabeth, are in Egypt being taught at Zoan by the teacher, Elihu, who says:

"In ancient times a people in the East were worshippers of God, the One, whom they called Brahm. 2 Their laws were just; they lived in peace; they saw the light within; they walked in wisdom's ways. 3 But priests with carnal aims arose, who changed the laws to suit the carnal mind; bound heavy burdens on the poor, and scorned the rules of right; and so the Brahms became corrupt. 4 But in the darkness of the age a few great masters stood unmoved; they loved the name of Brahm; they were great beacon lights before the world. 5 And they perserved inviolate the wisdom of their holy Brahm, and you may read this wisdom in their sacred books. 6 And in Chaldea, Brahm was known. A pious Brahm named Terah lived in Ur; his son was so devoted to the Brahmic faith that he was called A-Brahm; and he was set apart to be the father of the Hebrew race. 7 Now, Terah took his wife and sons and all his flocks and herds to Haran in the West; here Terah died. 8 And Abram took the flocks and herds, and with his kindred journeyed farther west; 9 And when he reached the Oaks of Morah in the land of Canaan, he pitched his tents and there abode. 10 A famine swept the land and Abram took his kindred and his flocks and herds and came to Egypt, and in these fertile plains of Zoan pitched his tent, and here abode. 11 And men still mark the place where Abrahm lived-across the plain. 12 You ask why Abram came to Egypt land? This is the cradle-land of the initiate; all secret things belong to Egypt land; and this is why the masters come. 13 In Zoan Abram taught his science of the stars, and in that sacred temple over there he learned the wisdom of the wise. 14 And when his lessons all were learned, he took his kindred and his flocks and herds and journeyed back to Canaan."

I wonder if Jews and Christians can accept that Abraham was a follower of Brahma, which is of course the one God? It seems obvious now wherefrom comes the name: in Vedic literature the "a" is often not written and even silent, so Brahma, the one God, is also Brahm. Hence A-Brahm. The father of Judaism followed the Vedas...? And the Plan for lives of John and of Jesus was also hatched not only in the Above, but on earth within the precincts of the ancient, esoteric Egyptian teaching-temples.

Then in large segments of the book we see Jesus travelling from the ages of 12 to 24 to India, Nepal, Tibet, Ladakh (where a physical gospel of his visit still exists: http://reluctant-messenger.com/issa.htm ), Persia, and back home. Later to Greece and Egypt before his Palestinaian mission began. Jesus too learned the Vedas, learned Buddhism, and was a great teacher of both in the East also according to the book.

Interesting to tie up the faiths this way.

Of course, one has to accept the existence of the akashic record through which the past may be read. An account of how the book was produced is at:

http://reluctant-messenger.com/aquarian_gospel_introduction.htm

Love, Light, and Life,

Venetian