Jesus appears in room of a former Hindu

Yea that is. BTW, the message, in particular I was referring to was 13:48 to 14:01. Is very similar to what I heard.

So from the dream, it doesn't matter how bad things get here on this Earth, remember that message he's saying.

Muslim's believe in Jesus to be the Messiah.

Anyway the fact is none of us knows how Jesus actually looked so none of us can say we have seen Jesus because that could very well be a deception from "Satan" based on how we imagine Jesus would look and I'm going with either this is a deception or these people are schizophrenic or have frequent hallucinations. A simple test to see if what these people experience were real is to ask these people to draw a picture of this "Jesus" they had seen I am sure all of them would be very different.

Muslim's believe in Jesus to be the Messiah.

Anyway the fact is none of us knows how Jesus actually looked so none of us can say we have seen Jesus because that could very well be a deception from "Satan" based on how we imagine Jesus would look and I'm going with either this is a deception or these people are schizophrenic or have frequent hallucinations.

It's an archon... a highly realistic thought form manifested due to the directed energies of humanity's collective psyche over time. Way back when, these thought forms ruled as the pantheons of myth... they later consolidated into one 'messiah' archon, for much the same reason we are consolidating into a one world government... it's about milking those last drops of spiritual energy. Learn from them, but don't become emotionally attached... unless of course that is the path you desire.

Well, in the account of the second former Muslim, when Jesus supernaturally appeared to him, he had holes in his wrist and feet.


He also, clearly identified who he is.

This is also significant, since Muslims don't believe Jesus ever died for our sins, or was ever crucified. Yet, again, when Jesus appeared to him, he had his crucifixion wounds.

Also, you have no evidence, that all these people are hallucinating, and much less schizophrenic.

This isn't an isolated incidence, here's another account of a former Muslim, that did not have an NDE or OBE, was fully awake, not ill, on drugs, etc, and had a supernatural encounter with Jesus.

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I'm also very well aware of archons, Gnostic Christianity, and even the works of Carlos Castaneda, and the flyers.

Now, if these were archons, then we could also expect them, to likewise make Muhammad appear to the Muslims.

But, I see no evidence of this.

An archon's ability to manifest depends on a few things... is it based on an actual historical figure? Are images of that figure (be it actual or false depiction) widely distributed throughout a given culture? Is that culture expected to pray to (feed energy to) that figure? I don't believe Muhammad passes any of these tests so it's not surprising he doesn't manifest in the lighter density realms.

Again I say a simple way to test if these people were experiencing were true is to ask them to draw a picture of this "Jesus" that they saw I am sure all of them will be different.

How do you know, if this was never even done. There you go again, making assumptions (e.g. this is a Satanic deception, hallucination, etc.) without any evidence.

How do you know, if this was never even done. There you go again, making assumptions (e.g. this is a Satanic deception, hallucination, etc.) without any evidence.

Based on this, I can further show why this assumption is false, and not related archon manipulation.

After examining multiple accounts, not only of the ones mentioned in this post, the description of Jesus, including very specific details, are very similar.

And there's something very unique, that's not typical of most paintings / depictions. I may elaborate on this later.

Sceptics do not need evidence.

If there is a possiblity of fraud, however remote, then this proofs the sceptic that it must be fraud.

Sceptics do not need evidence.

If there is a possiblity of fraud, however remote, then this proofs the sceptic that it must be fraud.

Are you a skeptic of reincarnation

Based on this, I can further show why this assumption is false, and not related archon manipulation.

After examining multiple accounts, not only of the ones mentioned in this post, the description of Jesus, including very specific details, are very similar.

And there's something very unique, that's not typical of most paintings / depictions. I may elaborate on this later.

OP, how do you 'interpret' this story?

There is also the story of Shiva who appeared to a Hindu. This Hindu, a man, prayed to Shiva all his live and his wish was to follow Shiva with all his heart. One Night, Shiva appeared to this man and told him that he must convert to Christianity and that he shall be baptized. The man was completely flabbergasted by Shivas wish but followed it and eventually became a baptized christian, a follower of Jesus.

OP, how do you 'interpret' this story?

There is also the story of Shiva who appeared to a Hindu. This Hindu, a man, prayed to Shiva all his live and his wish was to follow Shiva with all his heart. One Night, Shiva appeared to this man and told him that he must convert to Christianity and that he shall be baptized. The man was completely flabbergasted by Shivas wish but followed it and eventually became a baptized christian, a follower of Jesus.

OP, how do you 'interpret' this story?

There is also the story of Shiva who appeared to a Hindu. This Hindu, a man, prayed to Shiva all his live and his wish was to follow Shiva with all his heart. One Night, Shiva appeared to this man and told him that he must convert to Christianity and that he shall be baptized. The man was completely flabbergasted by Shivas wish but followed it and eventually became a baptized christian, a follower of Jesus.

This was addressed in another thread.

Before I would even believe this 'story'. I would like to hear, more accounts of Shiva appearing to other Hindus and telling them to join Christianity.

More accounts, of this would give it greater weight.

Even then, there's much more that I examine, before more seriously considering the account.