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I received an article from a friend of mine and this is really bothers me can you help me to understand it whether this is true or not. I know as a Catholic I should not doubt my own faith. So here is what it says:-
"Prophecy which, describes the future appearance of Isha putra, the son (putra) of God (Isha)(Jesus Christ), born of an unmarried woman named Kumari (Mary) Garbha Sambhava.
He would visit India at the age of thirteen and go to the Himalayan Mountains and do tapas or penance to acquire spiritual maturity under the guidance of rishis and siddha-yogis before going back to Palestine to preach to his people, explaining why he was able to perform various miracles (siddhas).
It also explains why there are so many philosophical similarities between early Christianity and Hinduism. Jesus was an initiate of the Vedic wisdom of India. Thus, he naturally based much of his own teachings on Vedic knowledge, much of which has been lost from the Christian fold through the ages. (Such as in Constantinople in 441AD when the Romans decided to get rid of Jesus’ teachings on reincarnation, karma, vegetarianism and fashion them to suit themselves) "
"Prophecy which, describes the future appearance of Isha putra, the son (putra) of God (Isha)(Jesus Christ), born of an unmarried woman named Kumari (Mary) Garbha Sambhava.
He would visit India at the age of thirteen and go to the Himalayan Mountains and do tapas or penance to acquire spiritual maturity under the guidance of rishis and siddha-yogis before going back to Palestine to preach to his people, explaining why he was able to perform various miracles (siddhas).
It also explains why there are so many philosophical similarities between early Christianity and Hinduism. Jesus was an initiate of the Vedic wisdom of India. Thus, he naturally based much of his own teachings on Vedic knowledge, much of which has been lost from the Christian fold through the ages. (Such as in Constantinople in 441AD when the Romans decided to get rid of Jesus’ teachings on reincarnation, karma, vegetarianism and fashion them to suit themselves) "