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The debate as to what happened to Jesus has puzzled seekers for centuries. This book makes it tangible, and very clear. I have heard several stories regarding what happened to Jesus during and after the crucifixion, and while some are quite entertaining, none fits all of the pieces together like Olsson has. It's truly the most amazing and thorough treatment you will find on the subject. The subject is ground-breaking and Olsson has convinced me that the theory is plausible and probably true. She approached this like none others, nothing like Elizabeth Claire Prophet, or Nicolas Notovich, or Khwaja Nazir Ahmad. They all followed Jesus only for a brief while before and after the crucifixion, whereas Olsson went all the way back to Adam to show the continual interaction between Hebrews and Hindus for millennia. In the same way she laid out the centuries of deliberate destruction, what she calls ‘culture terrorism.’ But the bigger plot underneath is to demoralize, deceive, and destroy Christianity, and eventually all other religions. It made me feel like starting the next Crusades. A must read? No. An ABSOLUTE must read.

Suzanna Olsson has attempted several times to tell her impassioned story. This time she has carefully selected pictures for those inclined to think visually, and her emphasis on Muslim, Buddhist, local Kashmiri traditions and legends will be familiar to those who browse her websites and visited her forums. The local Pakistanis and Kashmiris are certain that Jesus not only lived in Srinagar and nearbye as a youth, but returned here in old age to become known as the prophet Yuzu Asaph. And the residents of Phalgam in particular count him as one of their ancestors. What is new and startling is that Jesus Christ actually served as a king of Kashmir as Pravarasena I, and perhaps as Meghavahana also. In her last chapter Suzanne gives an impassioned plea for help from the lovers of artifacts and Antiquity to save the Rosa Bal tomb.
Suzanna as usual honors the local traditions that not only Jesus lived here, but also some of the other great patriarchs, such as Adam and Noah. This may stretch the credibility of some Western readers, but is qite customary in the Eastern Traditions.
I visited Kashmir myself in the Spring of 1995, and can attest to the truth that these are indeed local traditions.
I rate this book as a must read for those open-minded enough to want to hear these other traditions, either out of curiosity, or to consider the possibility some of them may be closer to the truth than we have imagined.

****** Dr. Robert Holt, MD, Researcher and Decoder of Bible Codes