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Hearst Museum object titled Amulet, accession number 9-21873, described as Mandala of a specific deity drawn in ink on paper, wrapped in colored thread.

Hearst Museum object titled Amulet, accession number 9-21872, described as Mandala of a specific deity drawn in ink on paper, wrapped in colored thread, and sealed with wax.

Hearst Museum object titled Business card, accession number 9-22047, described as Business card of Theos Bernard.

Hearst Museum object titled Business card plate, accession number 9-22038, described as Business card stamp- printing device. The business card says "THEOS BERNARD" and has a seal consising of a Jewish "Seal of Solomon" star with red and blue interlocking triangles and the Sanskrit syllable OM in its center on the thoat of a cobra whose head is behind the star and whose coils surround it. Under this is the lengend in Tibetan characters "bden pa tshang ma dam pa red" which means something to the effect of "All truth is sublime.

Hearst Museum object titled Incense, accession number 9-22080, described as This is fine Tibetan incense. It is much longer than that generally available in India or USA. The long incense was used in large Buddhist temples with giant incense burners, and held in ceremonial processions or when greeting an important religious guest.This incense is wrapped in a newspaper from Receda, California dated September 13, 1951, four years and one week after Theos Bernard was killed.

Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22065, described as Mantra scroll with green silk cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-21943, described as Mantra scroll such as described in item T-131 a-f.

Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22062, described as Mantra scroll with yellow coarse weave fabric cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22063, described as Mantra scroll with pink silk cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22064, described as Mantra scroll with gold silk cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Hearst Museum object titled Amulet, accession number 9-21873, described as Mandala of a specific deity drawn in ink on paper, wrapped in colored thread.

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Hearst Museum object titled Amulet, accession number 9-21872, described as Mandala of a specific deity drawn in ink on paper, wrapped in colored thread, and sealed with wax.

Amulet

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Hearst Museum object titled Business card, accession number 9-22047, described as Business card of Theos Bernard.

Business card

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Hearst Museum object titled Business card plate, accession number 9-22038, described as Business card stamp- printing device. The business card says "THEOS BERNARD" and has a seal consising of a Jewish "Seal of Solomon" star with red and blue interlocking triangles and the Sanskrit syllable OM in its center on the thoat of a cobra whose head is behind the star and whose coils surround it. Under this is the lengend in Tibetan characters "bden pa tshang ma dam pa red" which means something to the effect of "All truth is sublime.

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Hearst Museum object titled Incense, accession number 9-22080, described as This is fine Tibetan incense. It is much longer than that generally available in India or USA. The long incense was used in large Buddhist temples with giant incense burners, and held in ceremonial processions or when greeting an important religious guest.This incense is wrapped in a newspaper from Receda, California dated September 13, 1951, four years and one week after Theos Bernard was killed.

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Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22065, described as Mantra scroll with green silk cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

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Mantra scroll

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Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22062, described as Mantra scroll with yellow coarse weave fabric cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Mantra scroll

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Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22063, described as Mantra scroll with pink silk cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Mantra scroll

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Hearst Museum object titled Mantra scroll, accession number 9-22064, described as Mantra scroll with gold silk cover, made for inserting into bronze images of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Mantra scroll

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