Actually published in 1908, Dowling asserted that he had
transcribed this work from Akashic records, which gave a
detailed account of the life of Jesus. The title was derived
from an age determined by constellations, adding an astrological
meaning with an appellation that indicated the Age of Aquarius.
"The Aquarian Gospel" has been deemed an apocryphal work,
despite the fact that it was written and published recently,
noticeably later than most other works of the same nature. It
does have in common with such writings an account of the entire
life of Jesus in 182 chapters, beginning with the early life of
his mother Mary and going through his death and Resurrection,
concluding with Pentecost and the foundation of the Christian
Church. Though controversial and considered to contain
inaccuracies, Dowling's work does make claims of a comforting
nature, such as the assertion that 'No soul is ever abandoned by
God.' With that and other reassuring claims, "The Aquarian
Gospel" has tentatively taken its place amid o