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Peter Terpstra
Jun 14, 2013, 3:46:18 AM6/14/13
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Buddhist Monk Who Died in 1927 is ALIVE
Posted on May 28, 2013
Moscow, Russia — “Exhumation of the body of Hambo Lama Itigelov took place September 10 th, 2002 on the territory of cemetery near
the city of Ulan Ude (Russian Federation). He died and was buried in 1927 and the exhumation was performed in presence of relatives,
officials, and specialists”.
This was the information that appeared in Russian mass media regarding Buryat Lama who was exhumed from the grave in the
beginning of the 21 st century. The grave contained a wooden box and there was a sitting Buddhist lama in ‘lotus’ pose. His body was
preserved as if it was mummified, however it was not. Soft muscles and skin, folding joints. The body was covered with silk clothes and
fabric.
Hambo Lama Itigelov is a real person quite well known in Russian history. He studied in Anninsky Datsan (Buddhist university in Buryatia,
nowadays there are ruins only) and obtained degrees in medicine and philosophy (on the nature of emptiness), he created an
encyclopedia of pharmacology.
In 1911 Itigelov became a Hambo Lama (the head of Buddhist church in Russia). During the period from 1913 till 1917 he participated in
social actions of the Tsar, being invited to 300-year anniversary of Romanov’s house, opened the first Buddhist temple in St. Petersburg,
and Nikolai II gave him St. Stanislav award on 19 th of March, 1917.
During the First World War Itigelov created and inspired the organization called “Buryat brothers”. He was helping the army with money,
meals, clothes, medicaments, he also built a set of hospitals with lama doctors helping wounded soldiers. For that he got St. Anna award
and others.
In 1926 Itigelov advised the Buddhist monks to leave Russia, since ‘the red teaching was coming’ (Itigelov himself never left Russia). In
1927, being 75, he told lamas to begin meditation, since he said he was preparing to die. Lamas did not want to perform this
meditation because Itigelov was still alive. Thus, Itigelov began to meditate by himself, lamas joined him and soon he died.
Ititgelov left a testament where he asked to bury him as he was, sitting in lotus pose in the cedar box on traditional cemetery. It was
done. There was also a statement, where he asked other monks to exhume him after several years. (This is the exciting point – this
means he knew that his body would be preserved).
This was done in 1955 and in 1973 by Buddhist monks but they were scared to tell everybody about this, since communist regime did not
leave any space for religion in society. Only in 2002 the body was finally exhumed and transferred to Ivolginsky Datsan (a residence of
today’s Hambo Lama) where it was closely examined by monks and, which is now more important, by scientists and pathologists.
The official statement was issued about the body – very well preserved, without any signs of decay, whole muscles and inner tissue, soft
joints and skin. The interesting thing is that the body was never embalmed or mummified.
Two years passed. Itigelov’s body is now kept open air, in contact with other people, without any temperature or humidity regimes. How
Itigelov keeps this condition, nobody knows.
While similar stories exist throughout the world, this is the ONLY WELL-DOCUMENTED and CONFIRMED CASE OF IMPERISHABLE BODY
throughout the whole world. Embalming and mummifying is well known among different nations and peoples – Chili (Chinchora), Egypt
mummies, Christian Saints, communist leaders and others. Some bodies were found in permafrost, however when they contacted with
oxygen atmosphere they perished within several hours.
However, there are descriptions of such things in Buddhist texts, but there are no confirmed examples. Well, now there is.
For two years after the exhumation of Itigilov’s body it does not perish nor decay, no fungus, no negative things happen to it. Itigelov
said before he died that he left a message to all peoples on Earth. This message contains no words. Now it is our turn to understand it.
http://politicalblindspot.org/buddhist-monk-who-died-in-1927-is-alive/
http://politicalblindspot.org/buddhist-monk-who-died-in-1927-is-alive/
http://politicalblindspot.org/buddhist-monk-who-died-in-1927-is-alive/
Posted on May 28, 2013
Moscow, Russia — “Exhumation of the body of Hambo Lama Itigelov took place September 10 th, 2002 on the territory of cemetery near
the city of Ulan Ude (Russian Federation). He died and was buried in 1927 and the exhumation was performed in presence of relatives,
officials, and specialists”.
This was the information that appeared in Russian mass media regarding Buryat Lama who was exhumed from the grave in the
beginning of the 21 st century. The grave contained a wooden box and there was a sitting Buddhist lama in ‘lotus’ pose. His body was
preserved as if it was mummified, however it was not. Soft muscles and skin, folding joints. The body was covered with silk clothes and
fabric.
Hambo Lama Itigelov is a real person quite well known in Russian history. He studied in Anninsky Datsan (Buddhist university in Buryatia,
nowadays there are ruins only) and obtained degrees in medicine and philosophy (on the nature of emptiness), he created an
encyclopedia of pharmacology.
In 1911 Itigelov became a Hambo Lama (the head of Buddhist church in Russia). During the period from 1913 till 1917 he participated in
social actions of the Tsar, being invited to 300-year anniversary of Romanov’s house, opened the first Buddhist temple in St. Petersburg,
and Nikolai II gave him St. Stanislav award on 19 th of March, 1917.
During the First World War Itigelov created and inspired the organization called “Buryat brothers”. He was helping the army with money,
meals, clothes, medicaments, he also built a set of hospitals with lama doctors helping wounded soldiers. For that he got St. Anna award
and others.
In 1926 Itigelov advised the Buddhist monks to leave Russia, since ‘the red teaching was coming’ (Itigelov himself never left Russia). In
1927, being 75, he told lamas to begin meditation, since he said he was preparing to die. Lamas did not want to perform this
meditation because Itigelov was still alive. Thus, Itigelov began to meditate by himself, lamas joined him and soon he died.
Ititgelov left a testament where he asked to bury him as he was, sitting in lotus pose in the cedar box on traditional cemetery. It was
done. There was also a statement, where he asked other monks to exhume him after several years. (This is the exciting point – this
means he knew that his body would be preserved).
This was done in 1955 and in 1973 by Buddhist monks but they were scared to tell everybody about this, since communist regime did not
leave any space for religion in society. Only in 2002 the body was finally exhumed and transferred to Ivolginsky Datsan (a residence of
today’s Hambo Lama) where it was closely examined by monks and, which is now more important, by scientists and pathologists.
The official statement was issued about the body – very well preserved, without any signs of decay, whole muscles and inner tissue, soft
joints and skin. The interesting thing is that the body was never embalmed or mummified.
Two years passed. Itigelov’s body is now kept open air, in contact with other people, without any temperature or humidity regimes. How
Itigelov keeps this condition, nobody knows.
While similar stories exist throughout the world, this is the ONLY WELL-DOCUMENTED and CONFIRMED CASE OF IMPERISHABLE BODY
throughout the whole world. Embalming and mummifying is well known among different nations and peoples – Chili (Chinchora), Egypt
mummies, Christian Saints, communist leaders and others. Some bodies were found in permafrost, however when they contacted with
oxygen atmosphere they perished within several hours.
However, there are descriptions of such things in Buddhist texts, but there are no confirmed examples. Well, now there is.
For two years after the exhumation of Itigilov’s body it does not perish nor decay, no fungus, no negative things happen to it. Itigelov
said before he died that he left a message to all peoples on Earth. This message contains no words. Now it is our turn to understand it.
http://politicalblindspot.org/buddhist-monk-who-died-in-1927-is-alive/
http://politicalblindspot.org/buddhist-monk-who-died-in-1927-is-alive/
http://politicalblindspot.org/buddhist-monk-who-died-in-1927-is-alive/
Lama Dashi I T I GILOV, BURYATIA , MONGOLIA
Jun 14, 2013, 8:31:52 AM6/14/13
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of course I am alive
fuck you
fuck you
rst9
Jun 14, 2013, 10:11:36 AM6/14/13
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I told you many times to fuck off here but you still hang here for what?
When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
with 116 usernames.
"Lama Dashi I T I GILOV, BURYATIA , MONGOLIA" wrote in message
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of course I am alive
fuck you
On Jun 14, 2:46 pm, Peter Terpstra <peter.terpst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Buddhist Monk Who Died in 1927 is ALIVE
> Posted on May 28, 2013
>
> Moscow, Russia � �Exhumation of the body of Hambo Lama Itigelov took place
> red teaching was coming� (Itigelov himself never left Russia). In
When you have 116 usernames, it shows that you have questionable past to
escape from your reality or with police in Cambodia. So get fuck off here
and don't associate with posters here. They won't answer to stupid poster
with 116 usernames.
"Lama Dashi I T I GILOV, BURYATIA , MONGOLIA" wrote in message
news:88bc1e4e-fe71-4170...@qn4g2000pbc.googlegroups.com...
of course I am alive
fuck you
On Jun 14, 2:46 pm, Peter Terpstra <peter.terpst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Buddhist Monk Who Died in 1927 is ALIVE
> Posted on May 28, 2013
>
> September 10 th, 2002 on the territory of cemetery near
> the city of Ulan Ude (Russian Federation). He died and was buried in 1927
> and the exhumation was performed in presence of relatives,
> officials, and specialists�.
> the city of Ulan Ude (Russian Federation). He died and was buried in 1927
> and the exhumation was performed in presence of relatives,
>
> This was the information that appeared in Russian mass media regarding
> Buryat Lama who was exhumed from the grave in the
> beginning of the 21 st century. The grave contained a wooden box and there
> was a sitting Buddhist lama in �lotus� pose. His body was
> This was the information that appeared in Russian mass media regarding
> Buryat Lama who was exhumed from the grave in the
> beginning of the 21 st century. The grave contained a wooden box and there
> preserved as if it was mummified, however it was not. Soft muscles and
> skin, folding joints. The body was covered with silk clothes and
> fabric.
>
> Hambo Lama Itigelov is a real person quite well known in Russian history.
> He studied in Anninsky Datsan (Buddhist university in Buryatia,
> nowadays there are ruins only) and obtained degrees in medicine and
> philosophy (on the nature of emptiness), he created an
> encyclopedia of pharmacology.
>
> In 1911 Itigelov became a Hambo Lama (the head of Buddhist church in
> Russia). During the period from 1913 till 1917 he participated in
> social actions of the Tsar, being invited to 300-year anniversary of
> Romanov�s house, opened the first Buddhist temple in St. Petersburg,
> skin, folding joints. The body was covered with silk clothes and
> fabric.
>
> Hambo Lama Itigelov is a real person quite well known in Russian history.
> He studied in Anninsky Datsan (Buddhist university in Buryatia,
> nowadays there are ruins only) and obtained degrees in medicine and
> philosophy (on the nature of emptiness), he created an
> encyclopedia of pharmacology.
>
> In 1911 Itigelov became a Hambo Lama (the head of Buddhist church in
> Russia). During the period from 1913 till 1917 he participated in
> social actions of the Tsar, being invited to 300-year anniversary of
> and Nikolai II gave him St. Stanislav award on 19 th of March, 1917.
>
> During the First World War Itigelov created and inspired the organization
> called �Buryat brothers�. He was helping the army with money,
>
> During the First World War Itigelov created and inspired the organization
> meals, clothes, medicaments, he also built a set of hospitals with lama
> doctors helping wounded soldiers. For that he got St. Anna award
> and others.
>
> In 1926 Itigelov advised the Buddhist monks to leave Russia, since �the
> doctors helping wounded soldiers. For that he got St. Anna award
> and others.
>
> red teaching was coming� (Itigelov himself never left Russia). In
> 1927, being 75, he told lamas to begin meditation, since he said he was
> preparing to die. Lamas did not want to perform this
> meditation because Itigelov was still alive. Thus, Itigelov began to
> meditate by himself, lamas joined him and soon he died.
>
> Ititgelov left a testament where he asked to bury him as he was, sitting
> in lotus pose in the cedar box on traditional cemetery. It was
> done. There was also a statement, where he asked other monks to exhume him
> after several years. (This is the exciting point � this
> preparing to die. Lamas did not want to perform this
> meditation because Itigelov was still alive. Thus, Itigelov began to
> meditate by himself, lamas joined him and soon he died.
>
> Ititgelov left a testament where he asked to bury him as he was, sitting
> in lotus pose in the cedar box on traditional cemetery. It was
> done. There was also a statement, where he asked other monks to exhume him
> means he knew that his body would be preserved).
>
> This was done in 1955 and in 1973 by Buddhist monks but they were scared
> to tell everybody about this, since communist regime did not
> leave any space for religion in society. Only in 2002 the body was finally
> exhumed and transferred to Ivolginsky Datsan (a residence of
> today�s Hambo Lama) where it was closely examined by monks and, which is
>
> This was done in 1955 and in 1973 by Buddhist monks but they were scared
> to tell everybody about this, since communist regime did not
> leave any space for religion in society. Only in 2002 the body was finally
> exhumed and transferred to Ivolginsky Datsan (a residence of
> now more important, by scientists and pathologists.
>
> The official statement was issued about the body � very well preserved,
>
> without any signs of decay, whole muscles and inner tissue, soft
> joints and skin. The interesting thing is that the body was never embalmed
> or mummified.
>
> Two years passed. Itigelov�s body is now kept open air, in contact with
> joints and skin. The interesting thing is that the body was never embalmed
> or mummified.
>
> other people, without any temperature or humidity regimes. How
> Itigelov keeps this condition, nobody knows.
>
> While similar stories exist throughout the world, this is the ONLY
> WELL-DOCUMENTED and CONFIRMED CASE OF IMPERISHABLE BODY
> throughout the whole world. Embalming and mummifying is well known among
> different nations and peoples � Chili (Chinchora), Egypt
> Itigelov keeps this condition, nobody knows.
>
> While similar stories exist throughout the world, this is the ONLY
> WELL-DOCUMENTED and CONFIRMED CASE OF IMPERISHABLE BODY
> throughout the whole world. Embalming and mummifying is well known among
> mummies, Christian Saints, communist leaders and others. Some bodies were
> found in permafrost, however when they contacted with
> oxygen atmosphere they perished within several hours.
>
> However, there are descriptions of such things in Buddhist texts, but
> there are no confirmed examples. Well, now there is.
>
> For two years after the exhumation of Itigilov�s body it does not perish
> found in permafrost, however when they contacted with
> oxygen atmosphere they perished within several hours.
>
> However, there are descriptions of such things in Buddhist texts, but
> there are no confirmed examples. Well, now there is.
>
lamadashiitigilov
Jun 14, 2013, 11:04:01 AM6/14/13
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And here you are.
Dr. Arunny - head of public hosptial downtown Cambodia
Jun 15, 2013, 3:14:28 AM6/15/13
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Just a while a go, I received an email on you. I had told you several times
to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your self-talking and
self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced yourself as
Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
"Lama Dashi I T I GILOV, BURYATIA , MONGOLIA" wrote in message
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to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your self-talking and
self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced yourself as
Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
"Lama Dashi I T I GILOV, BURYATIA , MONGOLIA" wrote in message
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of course I am alive
fuck you
On Jun 14, 2:46 pm, Peter Terpstra <peter.terpst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Buddhist Monk Who Died in 1927 is ALIVE
> Posted on May 28, 2013
>
> Moscow, Russia � �Exhumation of the body of Hambo Lama Itigelov took place
fuck you
On Jun 14, 2:46 pm, Peter Terpstra <peter.terpst...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Buddhist Monk Who Died in 1927 is ALIVE
> Posted on May 28, 2013
>
> September 10 th, 2002 on the territory of cemetery near
> the city of Ulan Ude (Russian Federation). He died and was buried in 1927
> and the exhumation was performed in presence of relatives,
> officials, and specialists�.
> the city of Ulan Ude (Russian Federation). He died and was buried in 1927
> and the exhumation was performed in presence of relatives,
>
> This was the information that appeared in Russian mass media regarding
> Buryat Lama who was exhumed from the grave in the
> beginning of the 21 st century. The grave contained a wooden box and there
> was a sitting Buddhist lama in �lotus� pose. His body was
> This was the information that appeared in Russian mass media regarding
> Buryat Lama who was exhumed from the grave in the
> beginning of the 21 st century. The grave contained a wooden box and there
> preserved as if it was mummified, however it was not. Soft muscles and
> skin, folding joints. The body was covered with silk clothes and
> fabric.
>
> Hambo Lama Itigelov is a real person quite well known in Russian history.
> He studied in Anninsky Datsan (Buddhist university in Buryatia,
> nowadays there are ruins only) and obtained degrees in medicine and
> philosophy (on the nature of emptiness), he created an
> encyclopedia of pharmacology.
>
> In 1911 Itigelov became a Hambo Lama (the head of Buddhist church in
> Russia). During the period from 1913 till 1917 he participated in
> social actions of the Tsar, being invited to 300-year anniversary of
> Romanov�s house, opened the first Buddhist temple in St. Petersburg,
> skin, folding joints. The body was covered with silk clothes and
> fabric.
>
> Hambo Lama Itigelov is a real person quite well known in Russian history.
> He studied in Anninsky Datsan (Buddhist university in Buryatia,
> nowadays there are ruins only) and obtained degrees in medicine and
> philosophy (on the nature of emptiness), he created an
> encyclopedia of pharmacology.
>
> In 1911 Itigelov became a Hambo Lama (the head of Buddhist church in
> Russia). During the period from 1913 till 1917 he participated in
> social actions of the Tsar, being invited to 300-year anniversary of
> and Nikolai II gave him St. Stanislav award on 19 th of March, 1917.
>
> During the First World War Itigelov created and inspired the organization
> called �Buryat brothers�. He was helping the army with money,
>
> During the First World War Itigelov created and inspired the organization
> meals, clothes, medicaments, he also built a set of hospitals with lama
> doctors helping wounded soldiers. For that he got St. Anna award
> and others.
>
> doctors helping wounded soldiers. For that he got St. Anna award
> and others.
>
> In 1926 Itigelov advised the Buddhist monks to leave Russia, since �the
> red teaching was coming� (Itigelov himself never left Russia). In
> 1927, being 75, he told lamas to begin meditation, since he said he was
> preparing to die. Lamas did not want to perform this
> meditation because Itigelov was still alive. Thus, Itigelov began to
> meditate by himself, lamas joined him and soon he died.
>
> Ititgelov left a testament where he asked to bury him as he was, sitting
> in lotus pose in the cedar box on traditional cemetery. It was
> done. There was also a statement, where he asked other monks to exhume him
> after several years. (This is the exciting point � this
> preparing to die. Lamas did not want to perform this
> meditation because Itigelov was still alive. Thus, Itigelov began to
> meditate by himself, lamas joined him and soon he died.
>
> Ititgelov left a testament where he asked to bury him as he was, sitting
> in lotus pose in the cedar box on traditional cemetery. It was
> done. There was also a statement, where he asked other monks to exhume him
> means he knew that his body would be preserved).
>
> This was done in 1955 and in 1973 by Buddhist monks but they were scared
> to tell everybody about this, since communist regime did not
> leave any space for religion in society. Only in 2002 the body was finally
> exhumed and transferred to Ivolginsky Datsan (a residence of
> today�s Hambo Lama) where it was closely examined by monks and, which is
>
> This was done in 1955 and in 1973 by Buddhist monks but they were scared
> to tell everybody about this, since communist regime did not
> leave any space for religion in society. Only in 2002 the body was finally
> exhumed and transferred to Ivolginsky Datsan (a residence of
> now more important, by scientists and pathologists.
>
> The official statement was issued about the body � very well preserved,
>
> without any signs of decay, whole muscles and inner tissue, soft
> joints and skin. The interesting thing is that the body was never embalmed
> or mummified.
>
> Two years passed. Itigelov�s body is now kept open air, in contact with
> joints and skin. The interesting thing is that the body was never embalmed
> or mummified.
>
> other people, without any temperature or humidity regimes. How
> Itigelov keeps this condition, nobody knows.
>
> While similar stories exist throughout the world, this is the ONLY
> WELL-DOCUMENTED and CONFIRMED CASE OF IMPERISHABLE BODY
> throughout the whole world. Embalming and mummifying is well known among
> different nations and peoples � Chili (Chinchora), Egypt
> Itigelov keeps this condition, nobody knows.
>
> While similar stories exist throughout the world, this is the ONLY
> WELL-DOCUMENTED and CONFIRMED CASE OF IMPERISHABLE BODY
> throughout the whole world. Embalming and mummifying is well known among
> mummies, Christian Saints, communist leaders and others. Some bodies were
> found in permafrost, however when they contacted with
> oxygen atmosphere they perished within several hours.
>
> However, there are descriptions of such things in Buddhist texts, but
> there are no confirmed examples. Well, now there is.
>
> For two years after the exhumation of Itigilov�s body it does not perish
> found in permafrost, however when they contacted with
> oxygen atmosphere they perished within several hours.
>
> However, there are descriptions of such things in Buddhist texts, but
> there are no confirmed examples. Well, now there is.
>
Dr. Arunny - head of public hosptial downtown Cambodia
Jun 15, 2013, 3:15:09 AM6/15/13
to
Just a while a go, I received an email on you. I had told you several times
to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your self-talking and
self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced yourself as
Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
"Lama Dashi I T I GILOV"; "BURYATIA"; "MONGOLIA" wrote in message
to come down to downtown hospital in Cambodia to check your self-talking and
self-replying psychiatrist disorders that have disgraced yourself as
Cambodian and Cambodia - Dr. Arunny - head of public hospital.
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