Internal guardian Buddhas

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Four 100cm tall Borobudur Buddhas, sitting on a two metre diameter stone table, facing the four cardinal directions

Large polyethylene box #1

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Tipitaka in Pali, printed by Vimutti Buddhist Monastery on durable paper and bound in Auckland as a special Vimutti edition.
Sunil’s Buddha rupa wrapped in Ajahn Chandako’s civara and sabong

Large polyethylene box #2

Tipitaka in English
Monk’s bowl and cover
Triple robe set
A marble stupa that contains a Buddha image made by Somdet Dto (explain who)
A marble monk’s bowl filled with hundreds of small Buddhas
Bronze Sarnath Buddha statue with the Dhammacakkha sutta inscribed on the back
Tipitaka volumes in Thai and Sinhalese
Digital Dhamma:
Tipitaka in Pali, English
1080 versions of the Dhammacakka pavanthana sutta
A large collection of audio chants
Photos: Krooba Ajahns of the Forest Tradition, a history of Vimutti, website pages, documentation of the stupa construction, close up photos of the relics, contents of the anda, stupa ceremonies and relic display, teachers who have visited Vimutti and tudong in New Zealand.
Videos: of Luang Por Chah, western monasteries, documentaries, stupa construction
Digital photo frame to play the photos

Black granite plaques

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explain

 

Central pole

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Explain

 

Smaller box #1

Dozens of medium sized Buddhas

 

Smaller box #2

Hundreds of small Buddhas, made of bronze, clay and glass (Total number of Buddhas: 633 + 125 brought from Thailand 2012)
Laminated photos of Thai Forest Masters.
Hundreds of small bronze cast images of Thai Forest Masters
Blessings of Forest Masters written on brass sheets
Mementoes of Forest Ajahns, such as Luang Pu Sopah (116 years old), a piece of Luang Por Plien’s Sanghati and Luang Por Sumedho’s toothwood

Small boxes: 2000 clay Buddhas from Thailand
Dozens of Buddha statues on the stone table
ceramic container: Tibetan sutra on microfilm
Sri Lankan stupa gemstone

Inside of Anda plastered and painted gold

 

Harmika:

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Buddha relics (28 sets) in a round stone vessel carved in Pakistan, where Buddhism once flourished in the north.
Arahant Relics. 12 marble stupas arranged in a circle around the Buddha relics, house relics from savaka arahnts, ancient disciples of the Buddha including: ……………….
The relics will be placed inside a stainless steel box 60cm x 60cm.
The relic containers will be secured in place and surrounded by clear quartz crystal chips to keep them from shifting even in an earthquake.
The stainless steal box will then be surrounded by a polyethylene box, which will then be welded shut to ensure that the harmika is airtight and waterproof.