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Tuesday 04/08/2008 0:51:27am Name: M. Truman Hakkar E-Mail: truehckr@yahoo.com Homepage Title: Kailash Dhanaraksha Yantra Talisman Homepage URL: Referred By: Just Surfed In Location: India Comments: There has been a spate of enquiries on the net about a rare metal plaque from ancient India called the KAILASHA DHANARAKSHA YANTRA TALISMAN. Believed to have been created by Hindu Rishis, Buddhist Lamas and Tantric shamans atop the holy Mount Kailash following a twelve year period of ritual fasting, this appears to be an authentic item from the past considering the degree of interest generated around the world. Cast in crude brass sometime in circa 812-824 AD (more than 1180 years ago), it is believed that only one piece exists. It is hand- made from a brass mould in the shape of a large flat pendant. The disc-shape is an imperfect (irregular) circle. The brass plate is reportedly thick along one arc of its circumference and thin on another. There is a small projection in the form of a brass loop on the top circumference to pass a string or thong. Twelve animals similar to the Chinese calendar are depicted on the front face in a circle, along and around its circumference. Close to the edge of the brass plates are tiny circles forming a chain of spots. Towards the centre are eight sets of three broken lines placed in an octagon as seen on a Korean flag, within a serrated circle of 5.9 cm. The centre has worm-like symbolic markings drawn in nine boxes. Dividing a circle into nine parts with serrated lines forms the boxes. Size: Diameter 10.3 cm (vertically) 10.6 cm (horizontally) The loophole at the top is about 3 mm diameter to pass a string or thong. Weight : Exactly 220 gms. How to Distinguish the Original: On the reverse the brass plate is flat, crudely finished by hand, as if beaten to shape. No symbols, designs or impressions have been engraved on this side. Yet this side is like a `finger-print', because the original imperfections on the rough surface provide clear markings in metal to distinguish the real talisman from any attempts at imitation. So to distinguish the original relic against any imitations, one needs to only examine the reverse (rear) face of this locket. The imperfections of the metal cast and especially of its crudely finished reverse must exactly match the only authentic photograph of it, taken in 1960 by Keshav Prasad Goenka, father of the media magnate Rama Prasad Goenka. The crude impressions on this reverse side cannot be duplicated in brass even by the best of forgers as it is pockmarked with unique imperfections. Today this relic is believed to be in South India, possibly in Bangalore city. It is probably with a private collector. This was the information abuzz as late as January 2007. Buyers and treasure hunters are willing to pay any and every body who can locate the item for them to negotiate immediate and spot purchase of the talisman. A price of upto USD $ 20 million has been offered by one buyer. This appears to be a genuine enquiry. The Talisman (so the story goes) bestowed wealth to many families in the world as it exchanged hands many times in history. People who have possessed it have been mysteriously rewarded with untold wealth. Individuals who possed this lucky charm at some period in their lives (so the story goes) include marco Polo, John Dee, Francois Berenger Sauniere, Marie Denarnaud, Alexandra david Neel, Viceroy and Lady Curzon, Sultan of Brunei, Howard Huges, Dhirubai Ambani and a host of others who have made it rich in their lifetimes merely by possession of this talisman. The talisman is believed to be possessed by a Tibetian 'tulpa', a spirit or 'thought form'. This piece if it truely exists should be granted a public exhibition like they did with the moon-rock back in 1969-70. Anyhow, it makes a good and interesting story.

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