The Mysterious SEALED Temple Door NO ONE Can Open: Last Door of Padmanabhaswamy

originally posted by: Whatsthisthen

If that is a Temple for Vishnu, whom the Nagi love very much, one will probably find THE Kali after getting past the Nagi. After getting past Kali, you'll meet The Destroyer; Shiva.
......Game over.
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At the end of the Kali Yuga, when they have learned their lesson will the priests be allowed to open the door safely.

the monument was put there as a troublesome annoyance to humankind...
the exterior tells the background story of humanity driven by the lower spirits & the progression of the universal conscience...
the unopened door (Portal) with the Dragons & other Symbols is best explained by the poster I am responding too...

the eventual entry will not be made by physically walking through any swinging doors or gates


the well known 'Remote Viewers' should be taking this challenge ----If Any of Them Dare

a reply to: ADSE255

So the other 5 vaults were full of treasure and people are just like "Ok, we will leave the last one alone". That doesn't pass the smell test.

a reply to: hiddenlight



Touch a Nerve ? Did I


such venom...oh well, that reaction fits well with our interpretation as we all slide down-hill to an apocalypse of some sort

originally posted by: ADSE255
a reply to: rhynouk

Thanks for commenting.

Any ideas on what it might be? I'm seriously thinking something of a trigger. I may take a look online to see if anyone's tried remote viewing inside it yet. Could get interesting!

The other five vaults contained gold so I'm inclined to believe the sixth will be pretty much the same. The other part of me hopes there are some amazing manuscripts that will change what we know of history. Of course they would have had to be sealed to stop them rotting away.

a reply to: rhynouk

I agree.

Nope

originally posted by: hiddenlight
Anyone else notice the French/Jewish/Egyptian "fleur de lis" on the door?

This is something I'm interesting in.

I don't think they show real pictures of the door the door was a hidden door.
2011

KOCHI/CHENNAI: After an astonishing find of wealth in the secret vaults of the Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple in the Kerala capital, astrologers who carried out a deva prasnam (seeking the will of the deity) have warned of dire consequences if the last chamber of the temple is opened.

All vaults except the one marked 'B' have been examined by a Supreme Court-appointed team, and today's warnings are against opening the final vault. The diviners have warned that only the deity has powers over the chamber and that anyone who dares open the 'B' vault will pay a very heavy price, including deaths in the family by snake bites. Astrologers who conducted the deva prasnam, led by Madhur Ranganatha Bhat, said the entire clan of those who dare open the final vault would be wiped out. ..

The astrologers' warnings come at a time when the Supreme Court-appointed team is making an inventory of the treasure unearthed so far at the temple. Media reports had put the value of the wealth discovered thus far at Rs 1 trillion, which would make the temple the richest in the world. But the team members examining the treasures have said it was not part of their brief to value the finds in the vaults.

The unopened 'B' cellar has been firing popular imagination, with speculation that it will reveal an underground passage linking different parts of the city. There is also speculation that the vault may be linked to the sea, and also that it may have more treasures than were discovered in the other vaults. The 'B' vault happens to be under the idol of the presiding deity of the temple, which is in a reclining posture.

The three-day deva prasnam also revealed that the temple had connections with Nepal, and that the Travancore royal family had association with the Pasupatinath temple and the Nepali royal family.

The diviners said their astrological examination revealed that the riches kept in the temple's chambers should not be moved or alienated.

.. Read more at: //economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/9567896.cms?intenttarget=no&utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

Did they try the doorknob? All joking aside, thanks for the interesting post. I hadn't heard of this before.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Nah, Brother. That's old news. The door everyone is talking about "is the door." That story is mixed with parts of other stories from the other vaults they have opened.

Sides, if anyone -in the present- opened it, the news would be all over India Media News, and every other news-feed.

Also, you might want to dig for stories between mid 1800's to the 1950's. Hard to rely on modern stories.

Good try though.

a reply to: hiddenlight

Sides, if anyone -in the present- opened it, the news would be all over India Media News, and every other news-feed.

Same picture of door in all the old articles although it seems from some this picture is not the real door.
Because of fear the door was likely opened secretly by the government.
Reportedly they did and found 7 mummies very perfectly preserved standing around the walls. There was an upright object which would have been directly below the large reclining god statue on the surface. This object was humming and warm to the touch.
This part may be untrue but much of the information is in court records and in the Indian newspapers of the time. The guy in the following article was an ex equivalent to our CIA.

Temple treasure: petitioner dead

During his service as an IPS officer, Mr. Sundara Rajan had a stint in the Intelligence Bureau and was also part of the security staff of the former Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi. He later quit the IPS to look after his ailing father and settled down in Thiruvananthapuram.

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in.news.yahoo.com...

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala on Tuesday created a new post of the rank of a superintendent of police to specifically protect the treasure estimated at Rs.1 lakh crore found in the Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram.

"We are looking into various measures on the state-of-the-art security arrangements that should be put up in the temple premises," Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said after the weekly cabinet meeting in Thiruvananthapuram.

The state government has posted a round-the-clock security ring around the temple since a treasure was found in five of its six chambers.

The Supreme Court last week appointed a five-member committee headed by Director General of National Museum C.V. Ananda Bose to film and photograph the articles found in vault A of the temple. Another three-member committee, to be headed by Justice M.N. Krishnan, was set up to oversee the operations of the expert committee.


However, the mode of working of the new committee, including the dates and timings of inventorying, is yet to be decided. According to sources, only after the committee meeting on Monday that any further clarification in this regard will be made. It was on June 27 that the preparation of the inventory began. When the five vaults A, C, D, E and F were opened, the treasure amounted to Rs 1 lakh crore, which is an unofficial estimate. The B vault is yet to be opened. The Supreme Court will take a decision on whether to open or not the vault B only after the present committee submits its initial report on the inventorying.

sripadmanabhaswamytemple.blogspot.com...

a reply to: SeaWorthy

That's some mighty fine intell. Good work Son.

Keep up the good job!

srirangaminfo.com...

Another nice pic.

originally posted by: hiddenlight
a reply to: SeaWorthy

That's some mighty fine intell. Good work Son.

Keep up the good job!

Interesting that the lawyer ex-intelligence officer died just after the court petition. Supposedly the court eventually ordered metal workers in to cut through the door, at that point and the story and information end as far as I can see. Pretty much like the pyramid shafts story and others.
Personally, I don't think it housed the type of treasure as the rest of the compartments as it is located directly beneath the statue.
They always show this statue, if it is true and it is directly below it would be meaningful.

Sundararajan was one of the members of the six-member committee appointed by the Supreme Court. Five out of the six vaults in the temple had been opened, and the ex-Travancore ruler's had been saying that opening the last vault could invite the "wrath of God". When five of the six vaults of the 18th century Padmanabhaswamy temple were opened on June 27 on the orders of the Supreme Court, officials were stunned by sacks of diamonds, crowns studded with precious stones and chests brimming with gold coins

One of the vaults of the Padmanabhaswamy temple, which could not be opened because of a complicated locking mechanism, is believed to contain the bulk of the treasures deposited there by the rulers of the former princely state of Travancore. Old timers say there is a curse, supersitious nonetheless, that whosoever opens the last vault may face tragedies in life.

www.indiatvnews.com...

postcard.news...

This link has some info about a partial opening in 1938.

Also another opening in 1931.

originally posted by: hiddenlight
postcard.news...

This link has some info about a partial opening in 1938.

Also another opening in 1931.

HaHa updated and the same ole!

(UPDATED 8/22/16) According to the India Times, an audit conducted into the assets of the famed Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has shown that a massive amount of gold from its repositories has mysteriously disappeared. Up to 769 Gold Pots and Silver bars have been reported missing. Some skeptics are also suggesting that there is a hidden tunnel beneath the chamber that allowed the architects to lock the chamber doors from within, making it impossible to breach. This secret tunnel could invariably have led to many years of plundering the treasure trove without anyone noticing.

(UPDATED 5/24/16) An expert panel inventorying assets at the Temple has approached the apex court for permission to open the vault, as per a report in Hindustan Times. The report also added that the Travancore royal family along with a section of devotees and the shrine’s administration opposed the opening of the B-vault but may lose their fight to an expected Supreme Court ruling.

www.forbes.com... 85085e1ba6

Kind of seems like "when they need money, they open it." The rest of the time "they tell everyone scary stories to scare them off."

Wow, oldest trick in the book still working even today.

Womp womp

Still, I'd like some of the gold and take a leak on a wall or two.

originally posted by: hiddenlight
postcard.news...

This link has some info about a partial opening in 1938.

Also another opening in 1931.

Interesting.
From your article

www.pinterest.com...

This link have some ok pics.

Some of the carvings have a 15th-16th century styling. Makes me wonder.

I'd wage what we see is just a new-temple built on a very old site. Nothing new there.