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The Mandala puzzle
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See also the picture in the Screenshots section

How to find it:
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Move forward and click on the Buddha statue's head. Go down into
the passageway and move: forward, left-and-forward, forward 3x,
right-and-forward, forward, left-and-forward, forward,
left-and-forward, forward, left-and-forward, forward.

Look at the book and see an image of another puzzle.

The idea of this puzzle is the same as the snakes puzzle. This one
is horribly more difficult. This is what is understandable:
   The total sum of all numbers is 180.
   The circle contains 6 parts (I've divided them by yellow lines)
   The book said every part has to be equal. This means 180 / 6 =
   30 as total sum of each part.
   The book said every combination is equal. There are 9 pairs so
   180 / 9 = 20 as total sum of each combination of 2 numbers.
The difficulty here is this. If you find all the right
combinations, there's more than one place to put them, they can
be placed in different parts. Not to mention the multiple solution
of making 20 and 30 total sums. This is the solution:

How to solve it:
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I'll be honest with you; I cheated on this one. But hey, don't
even true adventurers like Indiana Jones and James Bond sometimes
need and seek help? I tried this one for a day and gave up when I
was up to my knees in scribblings and scratching, still not
finding and completing this puzzle. To give credit to those I've
contacted for advice: Balmoral Software. Honour to those who
deserve it! This one drove me nuts (they even said there's 114
possible solutions and only one is the right one...) and I think
you must be a @#*! genius to complete this one. I'm wondering if
there's anyone who got this one by him-/herself.  When solved, a
key will be yours.

And see the screenshots for the full answer!













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