Aubrey Marcus

Mm-hmm.

I am.

I mean, more than interesting.

So at some point, so you said Yeshua migrated with Mary and their children to Scotland.

At some point they passed.

And then at that point, their bones were brought back and their bodies or bodies were brought back and buried in the ossuary.

And when they were old enough, they weren't going to be recognized, they could kind of live under the radar there.

Oh, boy.

You know why I said that?

Because there was many of them.

I've heard that legend as well.

Wow.

Wow.

All right.

So you mentioned that the Templars went into the tomb to recover the bones of their ancestors, keep them safe.

But when you're going back to the...

or around the time when Yeshua— First century.

First century.

Would they have considered themselves Templars or just part of a long strand of kind of loosely arranged Gnostic, Telestai, part of this mystery school tradition that included the Druidic traditions and a variety of other places?

Would they consider themselves Templars or were the Templars just descendants?