Fact about Kailash Dhana Yantra published on 19 May 2009

June 17, 2009

Another Pendant size Kailash Dhana Raksha Yantra from East Berlin museum, and

said to be from the Personal effects of Adolf Hitler in the German Third Reich

Chancellory of Hilter., at the close of WWII in early May 1945.

I only saw the large wall plaque on display in that Museum in 1975, and I was

un-aware of this pendant size,then. Via courtesy of O. Vladimir Nemchenko, the

fotos were sent to us, who are been conducting Radio Carbon-13 assays on the

metal filings of the Large Square wall plaque Kailash Dhana Raksha Tantra Yantra

and the metal-fillings of the pendant size Kailash Dhana Raksha Tantra Yantra.

The C-13 readings are of 8th Century -Christian Era (CE) with a mean reading

plot at 875 CE, with mean error of + - 25 years (plus+ or minus -).

All the research work and the relevant cost of US$115,000.00 were financed by

O.Vladimir Nemchenko, via University of Georgia, Atlanta,GA.

On June 1st 2009, A group of 54 senior Tibetan Monks were arranged from West

Nepal, via Singapore to be in Moscow on June 3rd, and travel via Siberean

Railroad to the Urals, to start Prayer on Ashtami of Waning Moon 16th June till

July 5th Full Moon.

Whatever all this means.

I and my students will be there in Urals on June 29th till July 15th 09

Only thing I am suprised about is the Tibetan Buddhist Monks, consume Beef too,

Yak meat, I know this in Nepal long ago. I am suprised about Beef Consuming

Tibetan Buddhist Monks, which I did not observed before in Nepal and Tibet.

Maybe its adaption, when Yak meat is unavailable. As Cows cant survive the thin

atomspheric air of Tibetan plateau, so in the low land plains, its an adaption

of dietary habits.

Above all, I dont need monetary rewards, my paid service is in kind, at least 20

metric tonnes of Chlorophane, from the open cast REE mine (thats Rare Earth

Element) that can be tumbled in pebbles or spheric globes, as Russian law

forbids un-worked mineral exports.

Best Regards

sacred-objects , " ishwar33 " <ishwar33 wrote:

>

> Dear All,

>

> Please refer to following post by relics_antiques before it may get deleted, I

have also reproduced the contents below. I am interested in only getting facts,

nothing else. I have no interest in fake or stolen artifacts. I am not

interested whether research students get thier A++ from stolen unkown artifacts.

>

http://messages./Hobbies_%26_Crafts/Collecting/threadview?m=tm & bn=14120\

489%23doyouhavewhatheslookingfor & tid=1208 & mid=1549 & tof=8 & rt=2 & frt=2 & off=1

>

> " It is unfortunate that none of you know the significance of the terma called

the Kailash Dhanaraksha Yantra Talisman. I am a student of Dakini and Pali

manuscripts at the Centre for Tibetan Studies, and have heard of some of these

termas that were hidden by Guru Rinpoche. The Kailash dhanaraksha Yantra was

first created by Padmasambhava. First, who was Padmasambhava?

>

> Known as The Lotus Born, he belonged to a monarchic Brahmin family. He is said

to have transmitted Tantric Buddhism to Bhutan and Tibet in the 8th century. In

Tibet he is better known as Guru Rinpoche ( " Precious Master " ) or Lopon Rinpoche,

and followers of the Nyingma school regard him as the second Buddha. He is

further considered an avatar of Buddha Amitabha and traditionally respected as

" the second Buddha " . He is also referred to as Orgyen Guru , Padmakara and

Saroruha Vajra. He was found by the Brahmin family floating in Lake Dhanakosha,

in the kingdom of Uddiyana, which is actually the Swat Valley of ancient India

in present-day Pakistan where today the Taliban have made a stronghold.

>

> In Bhutan he created the famous Paro Taktsang or " Tiger's Nest " monastery

built on a sheer cliff wall about 500m above the floor of Paro valley.

>

> Padmasambhava also hid a number of religious treasures or termas in lakes,

caves, fields and forests of the Himalayan region to be found and interpreted by

future tertöns or " spiritual treasure-finders " . According to Tibetan tradition,

the Bardo Thodol (commonly referred to as the Tibetan Book of the Dead) was

among these hidden treasures, subsequently discovered by a Tibetan terton, Karma

Lingpa. The Kailash Dhanaraksha Yantra, the circular talisman terma was first

found by Nyangral Nyima Oser, a terton monk at Paro Taktshang strung around a

tiger's neck. It brought unaccountable wealth and prestige to the monastery and

the kingdom. In Tibetan, a Tertöns is one who finds a terma.

>

> Padmasambhava often meditated on the slope of the Kailash mountain. Of

incredible geomantic power Kailash (Sanskrit) or Kang Rinpoche (Tibetan) marks

the center of the Earth for Buddhists, Hindus, Jains and Bon. To Buddhists it is

the resting place of Demchok, the wrathful manifestation of Buddha Sakyamuni. To

Hindus it is the dwelling place of Shiva, the destroyer and according to the

Sanskrit tradition of Vishnu Purana it is a representation of Mount Meru, the

cosmic mountain at the center of the universe. It is the place where the founder

of Bon descended to Earth and where the founder of the Jain faith was

spiritually awakened.

>

> Padmasambhava was of unnaturally advanced age when he led the greatest

religious seers of the time to perform the great yagna on the Kailash mountain.

Manuscripts related to the creation of the round brass plaque called the Kailash

Dhanaraksha Yantra Talisman was originally written in Dakini script. Recently

some manuscripts were found hidden in the roof of the Beijing Palace in the

Forbidden city by restorers. It is still not understood what these Tibetan texts

were doing hidden beneath the roof of a palace in China.

>

> References to this great yagna can also be found in Pali and other ancient

languages. All declare the Kailash Dhanaraksha Yantra as a round brass talisman

with a loop to hang it around one's neck as a locket. It has no owner and leaves

a person's possession at its own free will. When it departs, it always leaves

the last possessor eternally wealthy both in self-realization and material

wealth.

>

> I would suggest to everyone to read available English translations of the

Bardo Thodol, about tertöns, about terma, about Bon and about Padmasambhava

himself to understand the true value and truth about this 1200 year old relic. "

>

June 17, 2009

Bala,

It seems that you are very week at working out historical dates, when you say

8th Century, it includes year (701 to 800). The year 875 CE/AD falls in 9th

century and noth 8th Century. Are you fit to be a professor of humanities. You

also mentioned once that it was created in 1863 BE as per the writing on plaque,

may be you wanted to say that it was created in 1863 CE instead of BE and BE

term is not used in historical dates. The terms used are BC (Before Christ), BCE

(Before Christian Era) as jews use it. You are contradicting your own

statements.

Now you turned the story to square pendant Kailash talisman , both the big

plaque and pendant square talisman are 19th century creations and the 1863 date

is mentioned on wall plaque as per you. I can arrange a much older square

pendant Kailash talisman and you can do assay of both what Hitler had and square

one I give you. You can always make out from the patina and pitting which is

created due aging of metal, whether it is silver or silver+ sky metal. Get your

facts right Mr. Bala and go back to school.

sacred-objects , " bala_songyi " <balasongyi wrote:

>

> Another Pendant size Kailash Dhana Raksha Yantra from East Berlin museum, and

said to be from the Personal effects of Adolf Hitler in the German Third Reich

Chancellory of Hilter., at the close of WWII in early May 1945.

>

> I only saw the large wall plaque on display in that Museum in 1975, and I was

un-aware of this pendant size,then. Via courtesy of O. Vladimir Nemchenko, the

fotos were sent to us, who are been conducting Radio Carbon-13 assays on the

metal filings of the Large Square wall plaque Kailash Dhana Raksha Tantra Yantra

and the metal-fillings of the pendant size Kailash Dhana Raksha Tantra Yantra.

>

> The C-13 readings are of 8th Century -Christian Era (CE) with a mean reading

plot at 875 CE, with mean error of + - 25 years (plus+ or minus -).

>

> All the research work and the relevant cost of US$115,000.00 were financed by

O.Vladimir Nemchenko, via University of Georgia, Atlanta,GA.

>

> On June 1st 2009, A group of 54 senior Tibetan Monks were arranged from West

Nepal, via Singapore to be in Moscow on June 3rd, and travel via Siberean

Railroad to the Urals, to start Prayer on Ashtami of Waning Moon 16th June till

July 5th Full Moon.

> Whatever all this means.

>

> I and my students will be there in Urals on June 29th till July 15th 09

>

> Only thing I am suprised about is the Tibetan Buddhist Monks, consume Beef

too, Yak meat, I know this in Nepal long ago. I am suprised about Beef Consuming

Tibetan Buddhist Monks, which I did not observed before in Nepal and Tibet.

>

> Maybe its adaption, when Yak meat is unavailable. As Cows cant survive the

thin atomspheric air of Tibetan plateau, so in the low land plains, its an

adaption of dietary habits.

>

> Above all, I dont need monetary rewards, my paid service is in kind, at least

20 metric tonnes of Chlorophane, from the open cast REE mine (thats Rare Earth

Element) that can be tumbled in pebbles or spheric globes, as Russian law

forbids un-worked mineral exports.

>

> Best Regards

>

sacred-objects , " ishwar33 " <ishwar33@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear All,

> >

> > Please refer to following post by relics_antiques before it may get deleted,

I have also reproduced the contents below. I am interested in only getting

facts, nothing else. I have no interest in fake or stolen artifacts. I am not

interested whether research students get thier A++ from stolen unkown artifacts.

> >

http://messages./Hobbies_%26_Crafts/Collecting/threadview?m=tm & bn=14120\

489%23doyouhavewhatheslookingfor & tid=1208 & mid=1549 & tof=8 & rt=2 & frt=2 & off=1

> >

> > " It is unfortunate that none of you know the significance of the terma

called the Kailash Dhanaraksha Yantra Talisman. I am a student of Dakini and

Pali manuscripts at the Centre for Tibetan Studies, and have heard of some of

these termas that were hidden by Guru Rinpoche. The Kailash dhanaraksha Yantra

was first created by Padmasambhava. First, who was Padmasambhava?

> >

> > Known as The Lotus Born, he belonged to a monarchic Brahmin family. He is

said to have transmitted Tantric Buddhism to Bhutan and Tibet in the 8th

century. In Tibet he is better known as Guru Rinpoche ( " Precious Master " ) or

Lopon Rinpoche, and followers of the Nyingma school regard him as the second

Buddha. He is further considered an avatar of Buddha Amitabha and traditionally

respected as " the second Buddha " . He is also referred to as Orgyen Guru ,

Padmakara and Saroruha Vajra. He was found by the Brahmin family floating in

Lake Dhanakosha, in the kingdom of Uddiyana, which is actually the Swat Valley

of ancient India in present-day Pakistan where today the Taliban have made a

stronghold.

> >

> > In Bhutan he created the famous Paro Taktsang or " Tiger's Nest " monastery

built on a sheer cliff wall about 500m above the floor of Paro valley.

> >

> > Padmasambhava also hid a number of religious treasures or termas in lakes,