One claim made by the Author of the Book of Aquarius is that he learned of these travels of Jesus to the Eastern lands via the Akashic Records- the 'memory banks' of the universe. Whilst I am not sure how strictly historical the accounts in this Gospel are, I believe that they are essentially so- that they are true to the spirit of the teacher and the times. Am I too easily satisfied, prone to wishful thinking? Hope not- but you be the judge of that!
I do think that these records exist, as well. Perhaps one day The Internet and even some of this blog will be revealed as part of them, part of the vast consciousness, in which nothing of any value is ever lost. At any rate, here is the Wiki on the subject, which I found to be very concise and well-written and taught me a lot, too...
Akashic Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
"History of Akashic Records
Some who believe in the Records claim that they were used by ancient peoples around the world, including the Indians, Moors, Tibetans, Egyptians, Persians, Chaldeans, Greeks, Chinese, Hebrews, Christians, Druids, and Mayans. The belief is that the ancient Indian sages of the Himalayas knew that each soul recorded every moment of its existence in a 'book', and that if one attuned oneself properly then one could read or view that book. In Egypt, it is said, those who could read the Akasha were held in high standing and were often found advising Pharaohs on daily activities and dream interpretation. A Chinese gentleman named Sujujin was reported to need only the first name of anyone to access the Akasha and describe their life history; another Chinese seer, named Tajao, explored a variety of topics in the Records which span over two thousand years. The Bible mentions the records as Book of Life on several occasions, both in Old and New Testament.
The Vedas of Hindus and the language of Sanskrit itself are said to have been extracted from Akash.
In Surat Shabda Yoga cosmology, the Akashic Records would be located within the causal plane of Trikuti..."
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