@@parikshitswain17 don't laugh. What ever is written in Buddhist texts is found in and around this village. Each and every item is found here. According to Tibetan texts within Shambhala was the Kalchakra stupa and Kalchakra Mandala. If these two are within the vicinity of Sahmalpur, then it definitely is the elusive Shambhala. This area is also what Buddhists call pure land Buddhism.

@@parikshitswain17 View the video titled 'Shambhala discovered for his holiness the Dalai Lama. Gautam Buddha. '

@@parikshitswain17 View the video, Kalchakra Mandala, Khakra Deeh, discovered for his holiness the Dalai Lama.'

@@parikshitswain17 View, 'Amazing, Kalchakra stupa discovered for his holiness the Dalai Lama. '

@@parikshitswain17 All the videos I advised you have seperate videos only on drone footage. These three videos prove my accuracy of identifying Sahmalpur as the lost city of Shambhala. And Shambhala is connected to Padmasambhava. Urgain of the Tibetan seven lines prayer is just 3 km away. So this research is no joke.

@@Ab-vf6bg thanks

Yes, its Vishnu.

I think you realize this video is self explanatory. Its highly accurate.

@@buddhaexhumed9922 great job, it's also embarrassing how superficial historians were at identifying historical places

@@carlodonini8163 The Tibetans can't be blamed. When they entered India, there was no internet or google satellite maps. So they took big names that sounded similar to the ancient names. They created mythological stories out of historical facts.

@@carlodonini8163 Please view the video, 'Shambhala discovered for his holiness the Dalai Lama'. And please don't give me that rubbish that Shambhala is in the mind. Because whatever is written I find it and show it in the video.

I don't think so.

Try another guess.

All that is conjectual rubbish. It seems youve seen my video on Tilopa and Naropa. That video itself shows how accurate my find is and my style of discovering sites. Tilopa and naropa were from central Bihar and went nowhere else. They are the local deities of the area that went down in Buddhism as 'Pure Land Buddhism' and Shambhala as Buddha Amitabh, Atisa, Vajravarahi, Avalokiteshwar and many more lived in the same area.

Please view my video, 'Niguma' Lady of illusion.'

Hello sir. The picture above is that of the first Buddha relic stupa of Ashoka. Its today a sun temple.

@@buddhaexhumed9922 of course, I watched the video on Tilpa and Naropa and also the one on Padmasambhava, all very interesting. one question, then do you assume that Amithab, Avalokita and Vajrapani were also real people who lived in Bihar and not mythological figures?

@@carlodonini8163 whether they were real or not, I don't know. But their original temples which the Tibetans saw and described are within 10 km radius of the Tilopa and Naropa ane Atisa story. They are still prayed to today and are the local deities. Locals are fiercely loyal to them. The focal point is Kajra which gave Tibetans the word Kagyu and Kajra Pahar which gave them the word Kagyu pa. All these are in the vicinity of Jhana river which was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Actually this area went down as Pure land Buddhism because of the great Mahasiddhas living there. People failed to find the place so passed it off that the Buddhist pure land was in the mind and not an actual place.

Thanks for following my posts. Stay tuned. I will be posting many more videos of lost Buddhist stupas which Buddhists would love to see.

@@buddhaexhumed9922 kind sir, I am very happy with your research because studying the Buddha-Dharma and its history I was always perplexed regarding the location of the sacred places described by historians. for me it is absolutely credible and common sense that great masters such as Tilopa, Padmasambhava etc. they came from Bihar...so they didn't have to fly thousands of km around India. and furthermore, your search for the places of the stupas is very important. Please continue in the very important task.

@@carlodonini8163 I have found most of the stupas. Now my research has gone deeper. I have met Amrapalis descendants, and the descendants of Anands follower's who divided his relics into two dumping them North and south of the Ganges. I have met the descendants of Jivak, the Buddhas physician. And many more.

Please view the video, 'Ashoka's first Buddha relic stupa'.

It definitely isn't Avalokiteshwar.

Amrapalis house during Buddhas time is Bajalpura mispronounced in Buddhist texts as Ambara. Bajalpura means music day and night.

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@@jayBharatiraanga6425 Okay. Stay tuned. The video is coming.

Why

Hello. Give me your contact number and I will contact you.

I totally agree with you. My videos deal with the subject of the physical Buddha and the places he visited.

@@buddhaexhumed9922 , 🙏🙏🙏 obliged.

There is no use in quarrelling. What is the history of Pashupatinath.

Thanks

Thanks.

Thanks🙏❤

This is next to Suddatas house. The man who bought Jetavan with gold.

I'm sorry you found this video horrible. I was learning to make videos. So I apologize.

Brokn in the Muslim invasions.

I'll try.

I don't know.

True.

Thanks.

I'm sorry to agree with you. Two of the vedas was written by popular Buddhists. One was Buddha's disciple and the other was his predecessor.

I'm sorry. You know very little about Shankaracharya. He was one of Ashokas chief priests.

I'm not a Brahmin though, I know even our vedas scriptures were manipulated by Brahmins many times And can you explain one thing if buddha rejected vedas and manusmriti and if adi shankara was a Buddhist why did he focused on vedas too much ?

Adi Guru Shankaracharya debated with Mandan Mishra who was a Brahmin.

These are later additions. Buddha had predicted this. He had prepared his disciples in Motihari before he reached Pawa and purposely ate rotten pork to die.

Theek hain.

The research is huge. I have to Finnish it.

Its Vishnu. padmasambhavas manifestation of Vishnu Dutta.

Adi Guru didn't pray to Shiva. He prayed to Shanker.

Thanks for Appreciating🙏

My pleasure!! I missed your reply.

Thanks.

By the way. My name is Ashok Singh. This video is a very old video when I discovered this 54 acre thirty feet high mud mound on the banks of the Jhana river. Later I realized it was the Kalchakra Mandala because in land records it goes by Atisas name.

Namo Buddhay

If you view the video you will realize Potala isn't related to the Indian Patala which means hell. The Dalai Lama once said Potala was the name of a mountain in India. It's the mountain in the video. Potala can mean Pathalwa meaning rocks as the Indian Potala is made of crystal bearing rocks. Read Potalaka in Wikipedia. Potala is mispronounced by Chinese as Puo-to -lwo-jia-shan which is a Chinese mis pronunciation of Pahari Jalwa Ethan in the video. Gaibi baba is on the hill again mispronounced as Guanyin by the Chinese.

Hello friend. I don't know anything about south India.

I was learning to make videos and trying to make it attractive. I agree I misfired.

Twilight is an english word. The word Laali means twilight.

I don't know. I don't delve in these matters.

Greetings Sir! Is there any truth to the account of Adi Shankaracharya's Spirit entering into a dead king to gain the necessary knowledge so that he can counter the questions posed by Mandana Mishra's wife?

@@dwijgurram5490 All that is useless Hindu mythology. Read Xuan Zangs account of this debate. Xuan Zang doesn't add mythoogical crap.

@@buddhaexhumed9922 Noted Sir & Thank you

Lakhisarai district of Bihar is the birthplace of Vajrayana Buddhis. Naropa hailed from Achambo village 30 km south of my home and Tilopa was born twenty five Km east of my home. He and Tilopa is the reigning village deity in this area with strong competition from Padmasambhava and his Dakinis. The main Dakini is Dakini grandmother of Sahur (mispronounced as Zahor). My naropa and Tilopa video is doing well in KZfaq. View 'Tilopa and Naropa full video for his holiness the Dalai Lama.' Nigum and Dakini Sukhasiddhi are 35 km south of my home. There is a swanky new marble temple to Niguma.

Blessing and long life to you sir 🙏

@@Tharealsolomon Thanks. Who are you?

I am just a student and vajrayana Buddhist from Toronto Canada. I really appreciate your work so much and I am sure it must be a great pleasure and satisfaction for you to unravel these secrets.

@@Tharealsolomon it definitely is exciting unravelling what I have.

I don't know. You will know better.

Yes, two km to the northwest of this village (Urain/Urgain) is Lake Dhanakosha.

No, Jivak was the Buddha's physician. The temple in this video is dedicated to him and he is their ancestor. In short, the people in this video are Jivaks descendants.

They pray to Naropa and Tilopa as two friends who lived in the nearby jungle. Tilopa is prayed to as Varun Baba because he flew up. Naropa is prayed to as Barabar Baba because he equalized whatever Tilopa asked him to do. The Lady Dharima who is Tilipas girl friend is prayed to as Vansatto Mai or the friend of Tilopa.

Okay.

No problem. Please view, 'Tilopa & Naropa full video for his holiness the Dalai Lama.'

No problem. Please view, 'Tilopa & Naropa full video for his holiness the Dalai Lama.'

Ha ha ha. Thanks. I have bought a similar hat.

Please view, 'Tilopa & Naropa full video for his holiness the Dalai Lama.'

That is east of Urain. And it's truly haunted which is why I didn't go there. Tibetans call it Silwa Tsal which is a mis pronunciation of Shitla Sthan.

Please view, 'Tilopa & Naropa full video for his holiness the Dalai Lama.'

Please view, 'Tilopa & Naropa full video for his holiness the Dalai Lama.'

Thanks.

Thanks🙏

Thanks.