Jesus Christ:

Always a positive symbol, though at times it can represent a warning. 1. If you yourself are following Jesus, wearing period garb, and actually observing his work, this could be a past-life memory, especially if the dream is especially vivid. Be sure and write down every detail you remember, because the dream is actually telling you a lot about you as well as about Jesus.

2. If Jesus is speaking to you in the here and now, again, when you awaken, write down everything he says that you can remember. It could be important.

3. If you see Jesus coming out of the sky, as in the prophecies of the Rapture, some momentous event is going to make a very major and positive difference in your life.

4. If you see Jesus speaking with other Masters - such as Krishna, Buddha, and Mohammed - again, write down what you hear. This is a message that can make a big difference to your spiritual progress.

Source: Astrocenter, http://astrocenter.astrology.msn.com/msn/DreamDictionary.aspx

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Jesus Dream Symbols:

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JUMPING JESUS

Coined by George Anderla of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 1973. It is a term for measuring incremental velocities of technological change. All the knowledge of mankind from the beginning of history to the birth of Jesus represents one jesus. During the period from the birth of Jesus to the Renaissance the worlds storehouse of knowledge doubled. Thus all knowledge doubles at a geometric rate. From the Renaissance to the American Revolution it doubled again. With each jesus, the period of time necessary for this doubling shortens dramatically. At some point in the 1980s the length of a jesus became infinitely short.

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Jesus

If you met and interacted with Christ, you may be on a search for your spiritual home. If you are dreaming about the crucifixion, you may be experiencing strong but unwarranted feelings of guilt.

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Jesus - N

An avatar who attained a high level of attunement to the Cosmic Christ. This enabled him to become a bodily vehicle for the Christ for a period of three years. (See: Avatar)

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Jesus Christ:

Jesus Christ. Founder of Christian religion; death on cross symbolizes death of the ego.

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Jesus (Latin of Greek Iesous from Hebrew Yeshua` contraction of Yehoshua` a proper name meaning savior or helper, or that which is spacious or widespread)

Indubitably a historical character, whose life as narrated in the Gospels is pure allegory, a story of the initiation chamber. There is a story current from medieval times among the Jews, mentioned in the Sepher Toledoth Yeshua` (Book of the Generations of Jesus), to the effect that the Jesus of the Gospels was a Jehoshua ben Panthera, a Jewish adept living about 100 BC. Jesus illustrates the typical sequence in occult history: 1) the coming of a leader or teacher to a people needing to be led and taught; 2) his passing, followed by the adoration, even worship, of his followers; 3) the gradual transformation of historic facts into more or less embroidered legends or mythological tales, which in time cluster so thickly about his memory that his identity as a person, and even his name, are lost; 4) the myth, allegory, or legend; and 5) the efforts of other, later teachers to explain, interpret, and reinstate this earlier teacher, now a purely mythic figure or else materialized and misunderstood.

The Christian Gospels appear to have originated in mystery-dramas, beautiful and often sublime in their inner significances, in which were depicted the experiences of the neophyte and adept in his union with the Logos, and hence such unified individual was called a Logos incarnate as a man, the Logos itself being variously named as Christos or Dionysos, and to have been by stages adapted and given a semi-historical guise, as has happened in other instances besides the Christian mythos. Christ therefore, or the Christos, is not a particular man or an especial incarnation of divinity, but a generic term for the divine as incarnated in all human beings, although Jesus was undoubtedly the name of this great Jewish initiate-avatara as an individual. Hence this universal allegory in its Christian version has a true historical peg to hang from; for there did appear, sometime before the Christian era, a special cyclic messenger who was due to come on the change of the ecliptic point from one sign of the celestial zodiac to another, from the sign of Aries to Pisces. In theosophical literature, Jesus is considered to be an avatara, the messenger for the European Messianic or Piscean cycle. As such, Jesus represented a ray sent from the Wondrous Being or spiritual hierarch of the earth into the soul of a pure human being, while the racial buddha, Gautama Buddha, supplied the intermediate or psychological nature in this act of white magic.

"But it is probable that the theosophic effort which Jesus attempted to initiate did not endure for fifty years after his death. Almost immediately after his passing, his disciples, all half-instructed, and in some cases almost illiterate, men . . . foisted upon the world of their time the forms and beliefs of early Christianity; and had there been nothing but these, that religious system had not lived another fifty years. But what happened? During the oncoming of the dark cycle after Jesus (which began as before said about the time of Pythagoras), the last few rays from the setting sun of the ancient light shone feebly in the minds of certain of these Christian Fathers, Clement of Alexandria for one, and Origen of Alexandria for another, and in one or two more like these, who had been initiated at least in the lowest of some of the then degenerate pagan Mysteries; and these men entered into the Christian Church and introduced some poor modicum of that light, . . . which they still cherished; and these rays they derived mainly from the Neo-pythagorean and the Neoplatonic system" (Fund 486-7).

The Hebrew name Jah or Jehovah became identified in the mind of Christians with the name of Jesus, although Jesus never was in any wise identical with the Jewish Jehovah, but was identified in initiation through his own inner god or Father in Heaven, and the Jewish Jehovah mystically was the regent of the planet Saturn.

The first three letters in Greek make I.H.S. placed at the head of representations of the crucified Jesus, often said to stand for Iesus Hominum Salvator (Jesus the savior of men) or In hoc signo (in this sign), with reference to the alleged vision of a cross of the Emperor Constantine. Jesus is a form of a worldwide mystery-name, whose importance was its meaning, usually given as a three-letter monogram, analogous to the Sanskrit Aum. We find it in the Greek Gnostic Iao and variants are common in ancient Greece, such as Iasios, Iasion, Iason, Iasos; and initiates were known as Iasides or sons of Iaso.

See also AVATARA

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Jesus

1)    The leader of group of religious radicals in Jerusalem. (approximately 25 AD)

2)    An avatar who attained a high level of attunement which enabled him to become a bodily vehicle for the Christ for a period of three years.

3)    An aspect of God, according to the Jesus cults. The name ÒJesusÓ corresponds with the Hebrew ÒJoshuaÓ and means ÒJehovah is salvation. Ó

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A Christian theological definition of Jesus according to CARM - The Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry:

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Jesus

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Jesus

1)    The leader of group of religious radicals in Jerusalem. (approximately 25 AD)

2)    An avatar who attained a high level of attunement which enabled him to become a bodily vehicle for the Christ for a period of three years.

3)    An aspect of God, according to the Jesus cults. The name “Jesus” corresponds with the Hebrew “Joshua” and means “Jehovah is salvation. ”

(See Jesus)

(See also: Jesus, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

Jesus

1)    The leader of group of religious radicals in Jerusalem. (approximately 25 AD)

2)    An avatar who attained a high level of attunement which enabled him to become a bodily vehicle for the Christ for a period of three years.

3)    An aspect of God, according to the Jesus cults. The name ÒJesusÓ corresponds with the Hebrew ÒJoshuaÓ and means ÒJehovah is salvation. Ó

(See Jesus)

(See also: Jesus, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

Jesus Christ

The mythological founder of the Christian religion. Christ is the Gnostic title of the only begotten Son of God. By giving this title to Jesus, the Christians are proclaiming that their Jesus is the only true manifestation of God.

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Jesus Christ

The mythological founder of the Christian religion. Christ is the Gnostic title of the only begotten Son of God. By giving this title to Jesus, the Christians are proclaiming that their Jesus is the only true manifestation of God.

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A Christian theological definition of Jesus Only Movement according to CARM - The Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry:

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Jesus Only Movement

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Jesus Only Movement

A movement in some Pentecostal circles which maintains that there is only one person in the Godhead: Jesus.

It teaches that the person of the Father became the person of the Son who then became the person of the Holy Spirit and that the persons are consecutive not simultaneous. This is in opposition to the Trinitarian interpretation. They also believe that baptism is necessary for salvation and that speaking in tongues are evidence of true conversion.

(See also: Jesus Only Movement, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

Jesus Only Movement

A movement in some Pentecostal circles which maintains that there is only one person in the Godhead: Jesus.

It teaches that the person of the Father became the person of the Son who then became the person of the Holy Spirit and that the persons are consecutive not simultaneous. This is in opposition to the Trinitarian interpretation. They also believe that baptism is necessary for salvation and that speaking in tongues are evidence of true conversion.

(See also: Jesus Only Movement, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

Aquarian Gospel of Jesus Christ

Book written by Levi H. Dowling, a New Age, apocryphal story of Jesus supposedly based on the Akashic Records.

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Isa:

Isa (Jesus): 'Lord of all living beings' (SSS-IV)

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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (RLDS)

Largest of all off-shoots of the LDS church. When Joseph Smith died, those who accepted Brigham Young as the Smith's successor followed him west to Utah; they are known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS).

Those who rejected Young and accepted Smith's son, Joseph Smith, III, remained in Independence, Missouri, and became known as the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (RLDS). The doctrines of the two groups eventually became radically different. The RLDS have a slightly different version of the Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants, and they reject the Pearl of Great Price as scripture.

The RLDS do not hold to many of the LDS distinctive doctrines, including the polygamy of the 19th century LDS Church and the LDS belief (still held) that God was once a man. In recent years the church has experienced divisions, with more conservative Restoration Branches becoming independent. Historically, the RLDS also have had a leader who was a direct descendant of the Mormon founder, Joseph Smith, Jr. Grant McMurray, was the first exception to this practice.

(See also: Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)