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| The Mystsix vaults has long been shrouded in mystery. According to an ancient legend, there is an ancient curse on those who defile the sacred site.
In the 1930s, treasure hunters tried to open the temple, and as soon as
they did, deadly serpents emerged from one of the vaults. Was the place
really cursed? It was said that any attempts top open the mysterious vault B with man-made technology will result in catastrophes that will occur in and around the temple. Vault B must not be open other than by chanting. The origin of the Padmanabhaswamy temple located in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India is lost in antiquity. It is impossible to determine exactly, from any reliable historical documents or other sources as to when and by whom the original idol of Sree Padmanabhaswamy was. Some well known scholars, writers and historians, like the Late Dr. L.A.Ravi Varma of Travancore, have stated that this enigmatic temple was established on the first day of Kali Yuga, which is over 5000 years ago.  The incredible Padmanabhaswamy temple. The legends of the temple are handed down through the centuries.
It is not allowed to enter the temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu unless
you profess the Hindu faith and the believers strictly follow the dress
code. It is the richest Hindu temple in the world. In
fact, in terms of precious metals and precious stones, it is by far the
wealthiest institution and place of worship of any kind in the recorded
history of the world.
According to some sources, the Padmanabhaswamy temple was built in the 16th Century by the kings of Travancore who stored immense amounts of treasures within the thick stone walls and vaults of the temple. For a very long time no-one dared to open the temple. Many were afraid of the ancient curse.  Incredible ancient treasures were found in the vaults. In 2001, archaeologists opened the
underground chambers and discovered six chambers, labeling the vaults A
through F, with the help of temple priests. What they
found inside was startling. Among the treasures were gold coins dating
back thousands of years, gold necklaces as long as nine feet and
weighing about 2.5 kg, about one tonne of the yellow metal in the shape
of rice trinkets, sticks made of the yellow metal, sack fulbig>
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Mystery Behind the Seventh door of Shri Anantha Padmanabha swamy temple
Anantha Padmanabha swamy, Kerala, South India  The temple of Anantha Padmanabha Swamy
in Tiruvananthapuram, Kerala has got the world's attention in recent
days. About 1 Lakh crores worth of gold is found in the
underground vault's of temple.The committee which was employed takes in
to account its value based on ancient and historical facts the value of
the treasure will be approximately ten times to the value estimated
right now. Treasure includes ancient gold chains, diamonds, rubies and
precious stones, silver vessels, and gold statues the value of which is
humanly impossible to evaluate in terms of money, bags full of golden
coins of different nations including NAPOLEON and ITALIAN were also
found.
 According to the locals the Travancore kings stored immense riches within the thick stone walls and vaults of the temple. The temple is controlled by a trust run by the descendants of the Travancore royal family since Independence. The kingdom of Travancore merged with the princely state of Cochin after 1947. It eventually became the present-day state of Kerala. The inspection of the temple began afy is enshrined in Anantha sayanam(eternal sleep of yoga nidra on the serpent Anantha or Adi sesha) posture . Lord's right hand is placed over a Shiva lingam. Sridevi, the Goddess of Prosperity and Bhudevi the Goddess of Earth, two consorts of Vishnu are by his side. Brahma emerges on a lotus, which emanates from the navel of the Lord. The deity is made from 12,000 saligramams. These saligrams are from the banks of the Gandaki River in Nepal, and to commemorate this certain rituals used to be performed at the Pashupatinath Temple.The deity of Sri Padmanabha is covered with, "Katusarkara yogam", a special ayurvedic mix, which forms a plaster that keeps the deity clean.  History: Lord Balaram who was believed to be the serpentine of Shri Maha ing sculptures in the Kulasekhara mandapam and on the pillars of the rectangular prakara are by sculptors of the Madurai Nayaka period and in the vimana over the sanctum. It is a daring, dramatic fusion. This befits a temple where the presiding deity, Vishnu, reclines on a snake, in a rare depiction.  Sthala Puranam:- Vilvamangalathu Swamiyar, residing near Ananthapuram Temple, Kasargod prayed to Lord Vishnu for his darshan. The Lord came in disguise as a small, mischievous boy. The boy defiled the Saligrama which was kept for Puja. The Sage became enraged at this and chased away the boy. The boy disappeared. After a long search, when he was walking on the banks of Arabian Sea, he heard a pulaya lady big> Temples are large places reserved in public areas for taking rest, attaining peace of mind and to regulate positive waves. Follow the article : http://www.amazingbharat.com/2013/05/temple-science.html for more details. Adding to the concepts given in it. Kings preserved money from foreign invaders and sometimes reserved it for future generations. In this case, we as a future generation found enough money to get out of our difficulties. Lets leave that to our future generations.... SOURCE: Mystery Behind the Seventh door of Shri Anantha Padmanabha swamy temple |
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| 7 Wonders of India: Sri Padmanabhswamy Temple Uploaded on Dec 26, 2008
Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, located
in Trivandrum, is an architectural wonder and a magnificent temple. The
massive structure has a staggering 100 feet high "Gopuram", the main
temple tower. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, one of the Gods of the
Hindu trinity of Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu. The massive idol of the deity
measures 18 feet in length and is covered with gold and other precious
stones.
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Pictures of Padmanabhaswamy Temple Treasure
Published on Jul 7, 2012
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