What really happened to Jesus Christ during the mysterious missing 18 years in his life, from the age of 12 to 30? What truths have been hidden from us and why? Join maverick researcher and explorer Edward T. Martin as he journeys to remote exotic locations in India, Nepal, and elsewhere in Central Asia, unraveling the mysteries of Jesus' lost years. Follow the author on a thrilling journey of spiritual discovery as he travels the world, from Alaska to the Himalayas, in search of lost knowledge, adventure, and much more!

King of Travelers

Martin, Edward T.

Religion & Spirituality

Yellow Hat Productions, Inc.

At the Outside Inn Trailer Park in Honeysuckle Grove, eighteen year old Scarlett May Blossom excites every man she meets. She's a Dixie Rose with big brown eyes born under Alabama skies, and her life is a tantalizing sexy disaster, with all the ceilings she has seen. In fact, Scarlett's Mama believes her daughter is going straight to hell, but Scarlett has other plans. Scarlett is confident that all the spam emails she gets will make her rich... and maybe they will. The Mental Health Society says this book is so extreme in its outrageousness that it could be harmful to American society, and you should read it only at your own risk, because it could be damaging to your mental health. One reader laughed so hard she fell out of bed and injured her hip (really!). This book is written just like Scarlett talks, in Alabamese. Scarlett is quite a fox, worthy of her many hilarious schemes that will shock and delight you. In fact, critic Peter D. Balzem of Culture Wars Digest magazine says: "Thanks to Scarlett, the South shall rise again, with or without Viagra." See the Scarlett May Blossom music video at scarlettmayblossom.com and listen to people from her home town who think Scarlett needs an exorcism or at least oughta have the devil chased out of her for writin' such a trashy book. Really, though, it's great literature, if you're not too busy bowlin' or playin' bingo or drinkin' or screwin' to have time to read it.

Scarlett May Blossom's Diary: Journal 1: Ceilings I Have Seen

Humor & Entertainment

Blossom, Scarlett May

Humor

What really happened to Jesus Christ during the mysterious missing 18 years of his life, from the age of 12 to 30, that are not accounted for in the New Testament? Join maverick researcher and explorer Edward T. Martin as he journeys to remote exotic locations in India, Nepal, Afghanistan and elsewhere, unraveling the mysteries of Jesus' Lost Years, attempting to separate myth and legend from fact and evidence. This is the book that inspired the 2008 Paul Davids film distributed by NBC Universal International Television, "JESUS IN INDIA," as seen on the SUNDANCE Channel.

King of Travelers: Jesus' Lost Years in India

In 2005 Texas author Edward T. Martin (KING OF TRAVELERS: JESUS' LOST YEARS IN INDIA) and Producer / Director Paul Davids undertook the filming of the motion picture JESUS IN INDIA across 4000 miles of India and in several other countries. They met with the "Pope" of Hinduism, the Shankaracharya of Puri, to pose the question whether Hindus believe Jesus came to India. The answer from the spiritual leader of millions of Hindus -- Jesus spent years in India during the so-called "lost years," both in Puri and Kashmir, learning from Hindus. From there a deeper mystery unfolds. The story of the making of the film on this theme is a harrowing and wonderful adventure of a small film crew from the U.S. and India. Cinema students have never read about a production like this before, and students of religion will find incredibly provocative information unearthed from the search for the presence of Jesus (or "St. Issa") in India. The book also has unique photographs taken by the director during production.

Jesus in India: King of Wisdom - The Making of the Film & New Findings on Jesus' Lost Years

Christian Books & Bibles

Just Beclaus I Love You

Paul Davids

Robert Rotstan

Jesus in India: The Movie

What happens when a lifelong skeptic dies and discovers he was wrong about life after death? Forrest J Ackerman (1916-2008), a luminary in the early history of science fiction and an ardent, lifelong atheist, promised that if he were wrong about the non-existence of an afterlife, he would attempt to send a convincing message to a few people he especially respected. Not only did Forrest leave a physical message for co-author Paul Davids that could not be explained by contemporary forensic science, but Forrest produced an extraordinary wealth of four kinds of converging evidence: (1) startling physical phenomena (many with clues to his identity); (2) frequent, highly improbable synchronicities; (3) relevant communications via research mediums; and (4) astonishing, measurable effects on technology, beyond anything previously documented in the history of afterlife research. Could this in fact be the ultimate evidence for life after death? The distinguished skeptic Dr. Michael Shermer wrote in Scientific American in 2015 that it is the"convergence of evidence" from different sources or domains (called "consilience of inductions" in science) that ultimately moves scientific understanding forward. The authors of An Atheist in Heaven conclude that the convergence of evidence connected to apparent post-mortem contact from Forrest J Ackerman is so comprehensive and compelling, that it is perhaps the most important case of After Death Communication--a case that offered many types of testable challenges for laboratories at Indiana University, The College of New Jersey and the University of Arizona. The results are included in this book, along with the unembellished, true personal story of why Mr. Davids was a logical candidate to receive these messages and experience these phenomena that began in 2009.

Blowing America's Mind: A True Story of Princeton, CIA Mind Control, LSD and Zen

This 514-page hardback book, supported both by an affidavit of truth from co-author Paul Davids and a trove of scientific findings, is a decisive monument to afterlife evidence that is sure to challenge skeptics, followers of afterlife research, and scientists who are experts in many fields, from psychology to chemistry. 
 What happens when a steadfast atheist dies and discovers he was wrong about life after death? 
 Although he was a world famous futurist and a pioneering promoter of science fiction books and films, Forrest J. Ackerman never believed in an afterlife of the soul, the spirit or the mind; nonetheless, he promised a few respected colleagues that if it were to turn out that he was mistaken (which he sincerely doubted), then if it were possible he would try to send messages from the beyond.
 In An Atheist in Heaven, Paul Davids and Gary E. Schwartz, Ph.D., describe in hair-raising detail more than 100 incidents of Ackerman s unusual and uncanny messages and phenomena. 
Readers will find impressive scientific support from contributing writers and investigators, and a unique human story of a 45 year friendship that did not end with death.

An Atheist in Heaven

Gary E. Schwartz

Not since A Beautiful Mind has there been a true story involving Princeton and altered states of consciousness - but unlike the story of the breakdown of a Princeton professor, in Blowing America's Mind the dose of madness is deliberately induced in Princeton students at the nearby (and now defunct) New Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute under the guise of expanding consciousness, attaining nirvana, and improving sex lives. 
Jeremy Kagan, Professor at the USC School of Cinematic Arts and Chairperson of Special Projects for the Directors Guild of America describes Blowing America's Mind as: "a fascinating journey of love, drugs and covert governmental intrigue. Suspenseful in documenting the impact of the 'Psychedelic Revolution' at Princeton in the late 1960 s, the book is a complex, poignant drama detailing CIA-sponsored hypnosis and LSD research, as the famous all-male Ivy League university is on the eve of going coed and on the edge of imploding." 
How did America's CIA get caught up in things like psychedelics, deep hypnosis - and Princeton student life? This historic entanglement of the CIA, deep hypnosis, LSD and the Ivy League happened because the CIA in the 1950's and 1960's experimented with new devious ways to impact the minds of its enemies - both foreign and domestic - including its own retiring agents (to erase memories of classified information), and also supposedly-dangerous internal hostiles ... such as college kids fighting against Vietnam War atrocities. The secret program was called MK-ULTRA, and the well known Princeton alumni who co-authored this book were among the guinea pigs. 
For fifty years, no one has stepped forward to reveal the insider true story of how innocent Princeton students got caught up in and nearly done in by the CIA s late-sixties LSD-laced hypnotic research. Now the story's out in the open. 
The co-authors feel that their book is a true-to-life One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest with a touch of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test.

John Selby

Paul Jeffrey Davids

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King of Travelers

Scarlett May Blossom's Diary: Journal 1: Ceilings I Have Seen

King of Travelers: Jesus' Lost Years in India

Jesus in India: King of Wisdom - The Making of the Film & New Findings on Jesus' Lost Years

Just Beclaus I Love You

Jesus in India: The Movie

Blowing America's Mind: A True Story of Princeton, CIA Mind Control, LSD and Zen

Blowing America's Mind: A True Story of Princeton, CIA Mind Control, LSD and Zen

An Atheist in Heaven

Blowing America's Mind: A True Story of Princeton, CIA Mind Control, LSD and Zen