The richest temple in the world The Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple is famous for being covered in gold. But what does the rich decoration conceal?
The ancient structure contains an unopened chamber B.
Inside a temple that houses wealth that can be over $ 1 trillion. But until now, no one has dared to encroach on these treasures, the chamber remains closed to this day. Hidden ancient treasures always carry intrigue, admiration and fear.
So the Indian temple of Sri Padmanabhaswamy in Kerala allows only to imagine how many treasures there are in its depths, but does not allow anyone to encroach on them.
Take, for example, the legend that any unenlightened person who tries to open the sanctuary will inevitably be overtaken by death.
Despite the fact that five other vaults of this temple were surveyed in 2011 by a group that received consent from the Supreme Court of India.
These storage facilities are located 6 meters underground.
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They managed to find treasures worth about $ 22 billion. Gems, ingots, costumes for ceremonies decorated with emeralds and rubies, gold dishes, and jugs with gold coins were found.
All these riches belonged to the deity Vishnu.
For several thousand years, kings of various dynasties have donated their wealth as an offering to a deity.
For some reason, the Supreme Court of India did not take into account the existence of Chamber B. To date, the existence of the ancient chamber is confirmed, but there is very little information about it.
There is evidence that this cell, behind thick golden walls, contains the most undiscovered riches in the world.
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Indian astrologers claim that the sacred and mysterious Chamber B can be dangerous to open it.
The steel door to the sanctuary is guarded by two large cobras that sit directly on top of it.
In addition, the door itself has no bolts or clamps. The door to the sacred Chamber B can only be opened by the "SADHU" who owns the "GARUDA mantra". The door cannot be opened by anyone, and, unfortunately, there is no such person in the world who possesses the sacred and powerful "SIDDHAPURSH" An attempt to use modern technologies to open the secret vault of Chamber B may lead to a disaster that will be sent to the whole of India, or even the whole world.
This information was described in a book called Travancore: A Visitor's Guide, written by Emily Gilchrist Hatch. In 1931, there was an attempt to open the vault by a group of people, but they failed, they stumbled upon a place with teeming cobras and left the place urgently.
There is also evidence that an attempt to open Chamber B was made in 1908, which also turned out to be a failure. In 2014, American journalist Jake Halpern interviewed the people who opened the vault, and this is what they said: “Doors to vaults A and B had several locks, the keys to which were entrusted to Varma and the current guardian of the temple V. K. Harikumar … The SMM used the keys to open the metal grate door to vault B and found a sturdy wooden door just behind it.
They also opened this door and encountered a third door, made of iron, which seemed to be jammed. So they moved on to vault A.
They opened the two outer doors again: metal and wood.
We entered a small room with a huge rectangular slab on the floor, which took five people and more than thirty minutes to move.
Under it they found a narrow, shallow passage that barely allowed one person to pass.
Before the observers descended, a group of firefighters arrived and used special equipment to supply oxygen to the chamber.”Further, the words of one of the observers, 59-year-old M. Balagovindan:“When they removed the granite stone, the room was very dark, except for a small amount of light. passing through the doorway behind us.
When I looked into the darkened vault, what I saw was like stars glittering in the night sky when there is no moon.
The jewels gleamed, reflecting the dim light that reached them. Some of all the treasures originally lay in wooden boxes, which cracked over time and turned to dust. For this reason, the treasures were all littered with dust, right on the floor. Incredibly mesmerizing! Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple is currently the most protected in the world. The best security equipment, about 200 guards, some of them are equipped with machine guns. Under the supervision of the temple leadership, cases of theft of the discovered jewelry were committed, which on November 11, 2015 was reported to the court in a 500-page report. Some of the stolen goods were reimbursed, and the perpetrators were severely punished.
It is believed that the treasures of "Chamber B" have long been plundered, and the entrance was made through an underground tunnel, which no one knew about.
Is there any way to know what will happen when the ancient treasury is opened?
Are we facing a curse, cataclysms or epidemics?
Can modern technology be used as a key to unlocking this secret?
Unfortunately, we cannot answer this question.