The Padmanabhaswamy Temple is one of the richest and mysterious temples in the world. It is located in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The cellars of this temple are regarded as the greatest and mysterious treasure of the world. These cellars are known as tides A, B, C, D, E and F. of this, the Cellar B (also known as the sixth door or ‘seventh door’) has not yet been opened. Many mysterious things were said about this door, such as whoever tried to open this door. It is also said that a large number of snakes were attacked here when an attempt was made to open this door. What will happen if the last door (Cellar B) is opened? According to beliefs, this door is closed with mantra power. It is said to be closed with Nagamantra (special tantric leather). It is considered impossible to open with a normal key or molestation. There is a form of two snakes at the door, showing it as a protector. It is believed that if it is opened without singing, then Holocaust or destructive events can occur. Folklore says that if this gate is opened without singing, natural disasters, holocaust or heavy destruction can occur. Attempts to open it in 1931 and 1908 led to snakes and sudden deaths occurred. In 2020, the Supreme Court said the decision to open this gate to the administrative committee was left. It has not yet been opened and the royal family considers it against tradition and faith. If this gate opens, the largest treasure can ever appear. Some scientists believe that this cellar can have Vedic scripts, mystery and energy sources, which are not now suitable to make public. But at the same time, tradition, energy balance and spiritual consciousness can also deteriorate. Before it opens, the proper balance of mantra power, perfect seeker and reverence is needed. Historians say that this door is just a heavy door with iron and very low wood, which can be opened with the right technology. But the tradition and belief of the temple is so deep that the government and confidence also avoid it. Share this story -tags
The mystery became the seventh door of the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, no one could open until now
