The Lost Years of Jesus

"AN INTERESTING ADDITION to the ongoing investigation into the lost years of Jesus. The sources for the traditions of Jesus' journey to the East apparently grew out of medieval observations that similarities in the teachings of Buddha and Jesus were not a coincidence of two traditions--but must have had some sort of logical connection. I would like to suggest another chapter be added discussing not only what Jesus did in his early life but what some believe he did in Kashmir after the Crucifixion."
JOHN C. TREVER, PhD, Director of the Dead Sea Scrolls Project of the School of Theology at Claremont, California

"THIS BOOK MAY WELL CHANGE THE WAY ACADEMIA, CLERGY AND THE LAITY VIEW THE SON OF GOD. Moreover, it may well set a foundation for a transcultural hermeneutic that unites the religious disciplines of East and West. Guaranteed to set off an array of theological fermentations! I heartily recommend it."
JOHN DEPENDAHL, Chairman of the Religion Department, Seabury Hall

"I HAVE READ THE WHOLE BOOK. It is very interesting and very important. We should be grateful to you for publishing this book."
B. ANANDA MAITREYA, Buddhist Monk, Former Vice-Chancellor of University of Sri Jayewardenepura Colombo, Sri Lanka

"HERE, AT LAST, ARE THE LOST LEGENDS OF ISSA that were known for so many centuries in the Far East! Now all can see that Jesus was not only
the Christ but also a great yogi and master of wisdom. I was very impressed with her scholarship."
CLYSTA JOYCE KINSTLER, Author of "The Moon Under Her Feet"

"A REMARKABLE WORK, full of investigative revelations. Sensitively written. Fast-paced reading entertainment. An excellent work to have permanently in your home or school for rereading and reference."
LEE PROSSER, Sociologist, Author of Frank Herbert