In plain words
Yet another wrote that when that brother was crucified, Jesus was in Japan. All these are only fancies. Jesus alone is the real truth.
Once, when Jesus was a little child, His mother and father, both of them, went to the festival in Jerusalem. Then all the people gathered in crowds. In those crowds this little child was lost. Where had He gone? The mother, poor woman, searched on every side for where He had gone. She felt a pain she could not bear. The mother on one side, the father on the other, went about searching. But He was nowhere to be seen. What could they do? Weary at last, she entered the temple. In that temple a priest was teaching a scripture. Sitting right in front of that priest, He was listening with full attention. The mother saw Him. Ah! Just as those kings had said, they had called Him a child with Prema for God; she thought it was true. Then Mary took Him up in her arms and wept a great deal. Then the boy spoke. 'Mother! If you search somewhere else instead of where I am, will I be found? I am in the presence of God. I have taken this presence to be my treasure. Because you searched everywhere else instead of here, I could not be seen,' said Jesus. That, precisely, is the great message. If you search everywhere else instead of where God is, how will He be found? Wherever you look, God is there. But He is with the embodiment of Prema. Go close to that Prema and search. Search with Prema. With God, to God. For God, From God. If you take it this way, all becomes God. With that feeling you must search for God. You are searching. What are you searching for? To God: I am searching for God. Where have you come from? from God. Where are you? with God. If you take your answers this way, how happy you will be! We must make that feeling firm. God is right within me. He is right with me. He is right at my side. He is right in my eye. Wherever one looks, He is there. Where would one search for such a God? Tyāgarāja too said this. Where am I to search for You? Rāma, where shall I search for You, where am I to look? Without You I cannot bear it. I cannot live.