Question-3: Did Jesus raise Energy Centers and taught to disciples? Indian Philosophy question?

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Brother @johnthomas6678,

I think, you wants to 'see something which Bible never teaches' Or 'the people who believe the mystic world, Yoga of India, Visions, Nithyananda swamy etc., compares their idea/concept into the Text they study, for example, you want to put our 'thoughts' in the Bible text'.

Source Short Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/H1coexsKpzk

Let clarify from your text:

You said: The 7 seals, 7 lamps, 7 eyes are the energy centres in our body. 

My Answer: No, all these have specific meaning in the book of Revelation and they are not energy centers. Please read Revelation and its commentaries and understand them.

You said: Jesus awakened these energy centres and he became God.

My Answer: Jesus is not a saint like Indian Gurus of indian scriptures. He is GOD, not 'Man became GOD'.  Instead Bible says 'God become Man'. Hence, something grey area in your text (some inner agenda or ignorance). If you hurt of this statement, apologies.

You said: Jesus came as a man, with the divinity in him.

My Answer: Again sorry, Jesus, who is GOD from the beginning, came as 'Man'. Though HE is GOD, he took the 'humanity' in his body for us to die and give salvation.

You said: Then he taught his followers to raise this energy centres.

My Answer: No, Jesus never taught his disciples to 'raise the energy centers'. I know Gospel and no where Jesus said so.  I think, you are influenced by the 'Yoga teachers, energy raiser Swamys/holy men of India or people who makes money by cheat the innocent people, by promising all these 'personality development TIPS' or 'energy boosters TIPS' or 'YOGA' etc.,.  

I request you to 'Read New Testament fully and read its commentaries', don't be deceied by these kind of 'Energy Raisers'.

You said: In book of John Jesus said, as moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, the son of man must also be lifted up. This serpent is the energy centres. Jesus raised it. This is resurrection. 

My Answer: Your above statement has half truth and half lie or false statement.  Yes, Jesus said that he must be lifted up like how Moses lifted the Serpant. Here Jesus compares a past incident to his Resurrection.  But your statement 'This serpent is the energy centres', is 100% wrong and you want to put 'the Energy raising TIPS into the Bible'. This is false doctrine and wrong comparison.

You said: in book of John,JESUS SAID ,YOU ARE GODS. We hv to awaken this divine quality in us.

My Answer: 

Firstly, This is the closest passage you referred.

John 10:34–35 (ESV)

Jesus answered them, “Is it not written in your Law, ‘I said, you are gods’? If he called them gods to whom the word of God came—and Scripture cannot be broken—”

What Jesus meant:

Jesus is quoting Psalm 82:6, where human judges are called “gods” because they exercised God-given authority, not because they were divine.

Jesus is defending Himself against the charge of blasphemy.

He is not teaching that believers are God, but arguing:

If Scripture can use the term “gods” for human representatives, why accuse Me (the Son of God) of blasphemy?

This passage does not teach deification of believers.

Secondly, John 1:12 – Believers are children of God, not God

John 1:12

“But to all who did receive him, who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God.”

Believers receive adoption, not divinity.

We belong to God, but we do not become God.

Thirdly, John 17:21–23 – Unity, not identity

John 17:21

“That they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me, and I in you…”

Jesus prays for unity, not that believers become God.

The unity is relational and spiritual, not ontological (not sharing God’s essence).

Clear Biblical Balance

The Gospel of John teaches:

  1. Jesus is God (John 1:1, John 20:28)
  2. Believers are born of God (John 1:13)
  3. Believers are not God

John 14:28 – “The Father is greater than I.”

(Shows distinction even within the Trinity)

Summary of above is: 

In Indian context, 'everyone is GOD', but as per Bible, only GOD is GOD. We all are humans and we should improve good qualities/characters, but at any cost, we never become GOD. Indian philosophy and Bible philosophy both are different at foundation level.  Please don't mix both.

You said: After Constantine changed, it became religion. Ok thank u bro.

My Answer: I suspected you that you will finally reach a place where you will attack 'Church History and Constantine' and You did it. 

I request you to read the Bible especially New Testament and try to understand. Don't influenced by the so called 'Yoga, Energy Tips, or Indian Philosophy/religious thoughts and so on'.

God Bless You.

I am happy to receive further questions from you.

Bro. Paul

Date: 11th Jan 2026

(CPH Believers Fellowship)

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