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When Jesus walked this earth, and I've spent a lot of my life studying Jesus as a man, his name was Yesua, not Jesus. And his mysteries—there are 18 years they say that are missing. Well, they're missing because the records of where and how he studied were taken out of the public view. During those 18 years, he journeyed into the highlands of central China, what we now know as Tibet. And he's noted there. The monks and the nuns they talked to me about him. He's noted because he studied and mastered in one lifetime, in just a few years, what it would typically take someone an entire lifetime. Just there. And then he left there, and he went to India, and he studied and mastered those traditions. And he went into Egypt and the Osiris traditions, and he studied and mastered those. This is what—why he was noted in those different traditions. And then when he began to share what he had learned, and he lived it in his life, he became a living bridge that makes it easier for others. And he said this—I mean he said, "If you're to believe, you will do what I'm doing, and and"