Note - this contains a spoiler - so do not read any further - if you wish to encounter the material first hand, via the documentary itself.
This is not a definitive or outstanding documentary about the topic of Jesus travelling to India - but it is a good start or a good introduction to this subject. Jesus was said to have been in India at two periods in his life - that in his youth, to see the world - and also after the crucifixion, in which he survived and had to flee for fear of his life.
Don't expect too much from this particular documentary - but it can serve as a good starting point to look at the other sources available.
Other material covering this same subject are the British documentaries - "Did Jesus Die?" (This follows a couple of red herrings - leads that go nowhere but it covers the Kashmir connection), and "The Hidden Story of Jesus", which are worthwhile viewing.
Note - this particular documentary does not cover the Billy Meier / Talmud Jmmanuel text connection - which is even more controversial than what I have mentioned here. And yes - Ed T Martin's views agrees with the Billy Meier Talmud Jmmanuel text, although that is not mentioned in this documenary.
This is not a definitive or outstanding documentary about the topic of Jesus travelling to India - but it is a good start or a good introduction to this subject. Jesus was said to have been in India at two periods in his life - that in his youth, to see the world - and also after the crucifixion, in which he survived and had to flee for fear of his life.
Don't expect too much from this particular documentary - but it can serve as a good starting point to look at the other sources available.
Other material covering this same subject are the British documentaries - "Did Jesus Die?" (This follows a couple of red herrings - leads that go nowhere but it covers the Kashmir connection), and "The Hidden Story of Jesus", which are worthwhile viewing.
Note - this particular documentary does not cover the Billy Meier / Talmud Jmmanuel text connection - which is even more controversial than what I have mentioned here. And yes - Ed T Martin's views agrees with the Billy Meier Talmud Jmmanuel text, although that is not mentioned in this documenary.
