‘World’s First Black Alien’ Temple Is Built In This Indian City: ‘Next For Avengers Characters’

‘World’s First Black Alien’ Temple Is Built In This Indian City: ‘Next For Avengers Characters’

There are numerous temples in India that stand out for their history, architecture or other connections to Hindu deities. But what if we told you there is a temple in India that doesn't have a deity at all? Yes, we know what your next question is: “Then what exactly does the temple have?" Well, an alien. No, we're not joking. In Tamil Nadu's Salem, there is a temple dedicated entirely to aliens.

Unlike the usual temples that are known for idols of gods or goddesses, this temple is completely different. Instead of a traditional deity, it houses a black statue of an alien. The temple is built 11 feet below the ground.

The Alien Temple In Tamil Nadu

According to reports, the temple was constructed by Loganathan, a resident of Ramagoundanur in Mallamooppampatti. He says that he saw the alien deity in a dream which inspired him to build the temple. The black idol is worshiped daily by Loganathan.

He believes that this alien is the first deity created by Lord Shiva and that it has immense powers capable of protecting devotees and the world from natural disasters. Loganathan also claims that he has communicated with the aliens who assured him they would help safeguard the world.

A Look Inside The Alien Temple

A video of the temple has surfaced online where a man is seen giving the tour of it and showing the black statue placed inside it. In the caption, the exact address of the temple was also mentioned.

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The clip has caught the attention of social media users. Many were amused or surprised by the unusual concept.

One user jokingly commented, “Meanwhile Area51 laughing at corner."

Another said, “Next all Avengers Characters like nine planets."

“We are running backwards," someone else remarked while a person wrote, “This is madness. What else to say?"

Loganathan's Journey

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Loganathan has studied only up to class 10. A few years ago, he ran a café but suffered from leg pain. During his search for treatment, he met a man named Siddhar Bhagya and became his disciple and eventually adopted his name. Under the guidance of another mentor, Gurunathar, he began constructing the temple. He also believes that ancient Siddha palm leaf manuscripts mention aliens and predicts that in the future, people may worship them.

No donations were collected for building the temple and Loganathan relied entirely on the help of his disciples to complete the project.

Source: News18
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