Many do not know how multifaceted and interesting the history of Hinduism and India in general is. Now the thirst for exotic is stronger than ever, so people want to get to know the culture of India better.
We recently told you about a possible portal to the world of the gods, which is located near the city of Tirupati, and today we will tell you about a very mysterious artifact. This stone secret is kept under lock and key in a plastic cube on the grounds of the Tirumala Venkateshwara Temple, which is considered the Hindu Vatican. Every year hundreds of thousands of pilgrims rush to visit this unique place of power. This complex is very large and contains countless secrets.
Tirumala Venkateshvara is one of the incarnations of Vishnu (the supreme god in Hinduism). According to legend, Vishnu reincarnated as Tirumala and descended to earth in the form of a man, in order to save people.
Almost every pilgrim passes by a mysterious artifact, which is chained in a plastic cube. Inside the cube there is a stone pedestal with two feet. The feet and pedestal are painted yellow, and the cut of the feet is pink.
Many researchers argue that the purpose of these feet is completely incomprehensible. They have been standing in the temple since time immemorial and people always went to worship them, believing that these were the feet of Venkateshvara himself.
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And all would be fine, an ordinary stone artifact, but it contains a secret that even scientists cannot understand. The fact is that this piece of stone exudes steam for some unknown reason. The plastic cube is constantly misted from above, and the walls of the cube are constantly condensing. Many believers believe that these feet are alive and the spirit of Venkateshvara is constantly there, so they sweat.
It is difficult to say how true this statement of believers is, but the fact remains - stone feet exude moisture. This phenomenon once again proves to us that several thousand years ago there was a truly great civilization on the territory of India.