To honor the 'invited spirit', the search continues for the long lost Altan Tobchi temple in northwestern Mongolia. Remembering of course the persecuted monks had traveled via the city of Urga, leaving Ulan Bator (sic) and everything behind.  Although apparently burned to the ground, the remains of the structure should still be intact.  Finding the 'golden button' would result in immeasurable gratitude from the Seng Shih monastery white tiger school, maintaining the sacred connection to the motherland, upholding the honor of the celestial brotherhood.  Perhaps then the completion of the modern 'Shiulin' temple could come to fruition.  

While it does appear the project is to create a comprehensive listing of temples all across the old country, of course paramount importance is given to the locating of the temple that provided refuge to the white tiger style and the white priest of world renown.  Still, it's extremely odd that with so many resources dedicated towards such a search, not one shred of evidence (other than anecdotal) of the existence of 'Altan Tobchi'* has been produced to date. Myth anyone?  www.mongoliantemples.org