Mummified Monk found Inside 1000-year-old Buddha Statue


An ancient statue of Buddha was on exhibit at the Drents Museum in the Netherlands. like all priceless relics, the statue was subjected to a CT scan and examined with an endoscope. Upon Examination scientists discovered encased within the 1000-year-old statue is a shocking secret. CT Scan revealed that the Buddhist statue from the 11th or 12th century houses the mummified remains of an ancient Chinese Buddhist. The scan further revealed that the mummy's of organs have been replaced by ancient Chinese scrolls with "ancient Chinese characters" on them. From Scrolls, they figured out that the mummy was the body of Liguan, an ancient Buddhist master from the Chinese meditation school. While the process of Buddhist monks mummifying themselves is not unheard of, Liguan is believed to e the first mummy of his kind.

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