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Historical Facts: This source of this oil is a sect of the Indian religion HINDUISM. This orthodox sect arose in opposition to Buddhism after the flourishing of Buddhism. The gods worshipped in HINDUISM are: The Creator ; Brahma, The Destroyer ; Shiva, The Sustainer , etc. Believers also worship female gods and consider them to be the spouses of the male gods. For this reason, Indian Oil of the Gods has gradually become a sacred treasure that is an open secret between men and women in the religion. Oil of the Gods was originally prepared by the eminent monks of Buddhism. It had the popular name Buddha Essence and was considered essential for pleasure. Later the secret prescription spread to Hinduism and the name was changed to Oil of the Gods. Buddhism entered China from India via Tibet in the Tang Dynasty [618-907 AD] and to this day Tibet is the center of Buddhism. Monks are called lamas and are in the yellow-robed orthodox religious sect. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty [1403-1425] Zongkaba founded the yellow religion (Mongolia and Tibet both worship Zongkaba as the founder of the religion and his second main disciple called the Dalai Lama, and tradition has it that when he physically returns he will hold power). Because the Tibetan lamas and the traditionally-named Living Buddhas sought it, this oil has stayed with them across the centuries, maintaining the authentic history of the devoutly prepared secret prescription. In the Qing Dynasty, Shengzu (Kangxi) [1662-1723] usurped Shizong (Yongzheng) [1644-1662]. He enlisted the services of and retained large numbers of militarily-accomplished lamas as imperial palace warriors, and this oil began flowing into the imperial palace. Successive Qing Dynasty imperial households all chose it as a treasure for the emperor. The story is that palace supervisor Li Lianying s ability to gain the special affections of Empress Dowager Ci Xi was entirely dependent on assistance from this oil.
