The Essenes were the Pure Ones of the ancient Jewish people.

Joseph, Mary and Jesus were Essenes, Pure Ones.

In the 6th century B.C., the Jewish people were defeated by Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonians. The Jewish people were then, as was customary, transferred to Babylon, Iraq as slaves. After almost a hundred years in captivity, in order to motivate their defeated and enslaved people, the leaders of the Jewish people began to write the Old Testament of the Bible.

The Old Testament is the family history of one tribe out of the biblical 8 tribes who left Sumer, Iraq. These 8 tribes multiplied and, in time, spread out over Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. The Old Testament is one tribe’s history after they left Sumer. The Old Testament consists of Hebrew, Israelite and Egyptian history, together with some rather creative interpretations of ancient history, written to inspire a people into fighting for freedom and regaining their country.

The leaders of the tribe’s Hebrew, Israelite and Egyptian families compromised their individual family’s economic, social and spiritual values, to create a unified tribe from which to build a new country. As a result of these compromises, their new country would worship Yahweh, a composite One God of both “Jehovah” and “Lord” level Consciousnesses. The leaders also agreed to select a few members from each of the tribe’s families to become the rabbis, or keepers, of the real history of the tribe’s 3 main families.

And so it was that the tribe of families who chose to follow the “One God”, comprised of Hebrew, Israelite and Egyptian families, became known as the Jewish people.

Among the compromises agreed upon while enslaved back in the 5th century B.C., was the elimination of Sacred Bread, or Manna. The leaders of the Jewish people knew that those in the community who continued to consume the Sacred Bread, or Manna, while they practiced certain spiritual techniques, would be able to access the memories of their ancestors recorded at the DNA cellular level. Therefore, the leaders issued an edict to forbid the ingestation of blood, in any form, so individuals would not be able to reach the level of Conscious Awareness and Consciousness, or Enlightenment, which would enable them to access their own ancestral memories and the true history of the Jewish people. In this way, the use of Sacred Bread, or Manna, was taken away from the ancient Jewish people.

It was not an “evil edit”. It was decided that such an order was necessary in order to create a free Jewish state. The leaders knew that if their people began remembering the true history of the Jewish people, their entire tribe of Hebrews, Israelites and Egyptians now following the “One God”, would quickly choose to be reabsorbed by the Babylonians. The leaders knew that, in the ancestral memories of their people, is the knowledge that all of the people in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East are related, and that all originally came from Sumer, Iraq.

Thus, with all good intentions, the first leaders of the new Jewish people outlawed the ancient DNA ancestral memory activation process of performing spiritual techniques, while ingesting the Sacred Bread, or Manna.

As a compromise to the “Pure Ones”, the leaders agreed to store the true history of the Jewish people, together with the ancient spiritual techniques and teachings of Moses, including the outlawed method for DNA ancestral memory activation, with a few leaders of the new priest caste of rabbis. The leaders, had by compromise, decided to make the new rabbi caste, the spiritual leaders of all the Jewish people. In this manner, the spiritual techniques, spiritual teachings and spiritual history of Moses’ original followers of the One God, of the “Lord”, were taken away from the Jewish people and were given to the Sadducees for safe keeping.

The spiritual wisdom given to the Sadducees, or rabbis, included special spiritual energy healing techniques, emotional-mental balancing techniques and the Angelic/Archangelic Light Body Activations of Moses. Unfortunately, in the usual “Tragedy of Knowledge”, the Sadducees became too busy with their earthly duties to spend the necessary time to perform all of the daily spiritual techniques which was required for them to remember all of the history of their ancestors that is recorded in their Conscious Awareness and Consciousness. Over five centuries, the Sadducees had forgotten almost all of what they had once been taught. However, a glimmer of the spiritual light from the teachings and techniques of Moses was kept alive by the most spiritual of the Jewish people, the ones known as the Essenes, who were also known as the “Pure Ones”.

And so it was, into these conditions, that the man called Jesus was born. Jesus was born into the Jewish people at the time when they were desperately awaiting their promised Messiah. The Messiah prediction of the Jewish people came from the prophet, Jeremiah. In order to motivate their people, the leaders of the new Jewish people in Babylon, chose to publicize a prophecy from the 6th century B.C. prophet Jeremiah, who had predicted that a Messiah would be born to the Jewish people during the same time period as Jesus’ birth in March of 7 B.C.

Jesus was born during an extremely difficult time for the Jewish people. The trials and tribulations of the Jewish people had continued, even after they had gained their freedom and returned to Palestine. First, their new country was conquered by Alexander the Great. Finally, in 142 B.C., they enjoyed a brief period of independence before the Romans acquired Palestine in 63 B.C.

While it was wonderful to have freedom, the brief 79 year period of independence came at great expense, for it cost the Jewish people their unity. The Essenes continued to follow the Lord’s philosophy after they became part of the Jewish people. Among their spiritual laws is the “Lord’s” law of “Never Attack, Always Defend”.

However, in order to achieve Jewish unity and fight for their nation, the Essenes’ “Never Attack, Always Defend” philosophy of Moses and those who followed the “Lord”, was set aside for 6 days of the week. But all three groups agreed, in the beginning, that on the Sabbath of each week, they would all adhere to the “Lord’s” philosophy of “Never Attack, Always Defend”. However, during their fight for independence, most of the Jewish people, except the Essenes, participated in attacks on the Sabbath at the request of their military leaders, who were all Pharisees.

After independence was achieved, the Essenes, the “Pure Ones”, moved out of Jerusalem and built a community by themselves. There at their distant location, the Pure Ones returned to their old ways of “Lord” worship, including the ingestation of the Sacred Bread, or Manna. And so it was that the Jewish people had separated into three groups by the time Jesus was born.