Hey guys, today I am going to show you the secret Lingams of Angkor Wat Temple, nobody
has posted this information anywhere, this is not on YouTube, and this is not even in
any book, these lingams have never been observed before.
When you walk around these passages they have a lot of Buddha statues placed all around.
Some Buddhas are huge, and some Buddhas are small, and some of them have even been destroyed,
and it is said that 108 Buddhas were placed originally all around like this, in this temple.
But this is strange because Angkor Wat was originally built as a Hindu temple, and 108
is a sacred number of Hindus, so why would the original builders place 108 Buddha statues
here?
Let us examine this mystery, and here you can see this Buddha statue, its head is broken.
Now, Buddha is already seated on a Naga, a snake, and he is placed on a pedestal or a
base.
To a casual observer, there is nothing wrong, but there is something very weird about the
base, it does not fit the Buddha at all.
You can see that the base is square, and there is a groove, an outlet for the water.
This is the base of a lingam for the water to flow.
I have shown you a lot of lingams like this, and how they have these spouts or outlets
for water.
And look, the Buddha statue is completely separate and it is not even seated on the
base properly.
So, where is the lingam?
Where is the cylindrical part that once sat on this base?
It is sitting right here, you can see a part of the broken cylinder, this was the lingam
which originally stood on the base.
And here is another Buddha, this Buddha is much smaller than the base, and you can see
the full base of the lingam here, how a lingam would have been originally placed.
The cylinder top represents Shiva, and it has been specifically destroyed, and a Buddha
has been placed on top, even though it does not fit this base at all.
May be, this is true only for small Buddha statues, what about the Giant Buddha statues
placed in Angkor Wat?
Look at this one, this Buddha is more than 8 feet tall, has a huge 7 headed naga guarding
him, while he is in deep meditation.
This is such a fantastic statue that even as a visitor, you want to pay respect to this
Buddha.
But look at the base.
It is obvious that it is not at all a part of the Buddha statue.
And you can see this rectangular groove for water outlet.
There was originally a lingam here, and when the civilizations changed, the lingams were
destroyed, and these Buddha statues were just placed on top of them.
I have examined at least a dozen of these Buddhas, and it is a very interesting modification
to watch, when the temple was taken over by a different religion, they just removed the
cylinders, but they kept the bases and placed the newer Buddhas on top of these bases.
But this is not a very well engineered modification, in almost all cases, the bases look completely
different than the Buddhas.
Okay, so you have now seen the 108 lingams inside Angkor Wat temple, But these are not
the lingams I wanted to show you, I want to show you the SECRET LINGAMS that have been
hiding underground for many centuries.
In 2015, researchers used laser scanning equipment called Lidar attached to low-flying helicopters
and scanned the Angkor Wat area.
And they were shocked to find a large field full of cylindrical projections hidden around
the temple complex.
Archeologists are calling them 'Domes' because they are cylindrical structures with nice
smooth tops, these are obviously lingams.
But it is not just the buried lingams that have stunned scientists, it s the sheer volume
of them.
They have found vast fields full of these lingams arranged in grid like fashion, forming
a large matrix.
Experts confirm that these ancient structures were built around the same time as Angkor
Wat temple.
Why were hundreds of these lingams built all around Angkor Wat temple complex?
Why did ancient builders build such a large number of lingams both inside and outside
the temple walls?
These lingams are debunking all mainstream theories.
Experts have always argued that there is nothing special about Lingams, they are just statues
people built, hoping that others will come and worship these lingams and give donations.
But these lingams found by Lidar technology is proving this wrong, if lingams were built
only for worship and donations, why would they make these hundreds of lingams in a grid
like fashion and place them outside the walls of Angkor Wat?
These lingams must have been used for a specific reason.
It has been 5 years since these lingam grid has been discovered, but even today, experts
say that the purpose of them is unknown, and have called this the most enigmatic feature
of Ancient Cambodia.
But we know what will eventually happen, they will claim that these were just random earthen
mounds created for religious reasons.
We cannot expect any other outcome from mainstream theorists.
But what if I told you each of this lingam in the dome field was not only planned carefully,
and constructed with accuracy and precision, but also was absolutely necessary for the
construction of Angkor Wat?
These secret lingams were a part of the blueprint of Angkor Wat temple.
Wait, did I just say blueprint of Angkor Wat?
Where is that blueprint now?
It's on top of a mountain called Phnom Kulen about 50 kilometers away from Angkor Wat.
Here, you can see a square in the middle, and inside that square, you can see 5 lingams
or domes.
Now compare this with the 5 domes of Angkor Wat.
There is one in the center, and 4 around the central dome.
Exactly the same layout.
Not only that, the square is not complete, it has a narrow extension reaching out, this
is the causeway that connects the main temple with the outside area.
And you can see the moat in the blueprint, it is a large strip between the inside and
outside.
There is no doubt that this is the blueprint of Angkor Wat, but all these details are not
important.
The most important part is the vast Lingam Grid carved around the temple.
It clearly lays out that there were hundreds of domes carved all around it like a matrix,
and they must have been an integral part of Angkor Wat, because otherwise they would not
have been carved here.
I had visited this blueprint back in January, and I already observed these carvings and
recorded my observations at that time, let's take a look at that 'There are 5 small lingams
in the middle and around it there is like a rectangle..
We are gonna have to decode this..Why did ancient builders create amazing carvings one
thousand years ago underwater.
People will say this is merely for religious purpose, but there must be a scientific reason
behind this, and we need to find out why they did it.
' But at that time, I did not read the Lidar
reports, so I did not have an answer for these lingam grids.
Now, Lidar technology reveals that this entire place was a small scale model of Angkor Wat,
accurately filled with these lingams and it is not just lingams, in some places, there
are just holes, not protrusions, they are negative lingams or inverse lingams.
Today, Lidar technology is revealing the same pattern, there are these giant domes, but
there are also depressions in some places.
What were they doing with these lingams, why were they created as an integral part of the
temple?
Today we think this is the Angkor Wat temple, and this is just the woods and the new city
around it.
This is not true, there are hundreds of lingams placed carefully, all around the structure
we see today.
These lingams were an integral part of the ancient temple, and we can understand that
from the blueprint of Angkor Wat temple.
But why did the ancient builders have to go 50 kilometers from the location of Angkor
Wat and carve the blueprint here on top of this mountain?
Because this is the place where ancient builders planned, blueprinted, and decided to build
Angkor Wat.
Archeologists confirm that the stones, the millions of sandstone blocks used in Angkor
Wat are originally from here, they were cut and transported from this very mountain.
Today, this mountain is called Phnom Kulen, but the original name of this mountain was
Sahasralinga, meaning the land of one thousand lingams.
And this mountain has several areas where the entire river bed is completely covered
with these "mysterious lingam grids", here you can again see the blueprint of Angkor
Wat, a square within a square connected by a causeway and completely surrounded by these
vast lingams.
I have even shown you underwater footage of these lingam grids before.
Ok, so I have finally shown you all the forgotten lingams both inside and outside the temple
walls, but the real question is: Why?
What were the ancient builders doing with these lingams?
Why did they want to build all these lingams in a grid like fashion all around the Angkor
Wat temple?
Perhaps, the real answer can be found if we find the 8 lingams submerged in the middle,
deep in the water of this moat of Angkor Wat.
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