Salem News: Modern developments have always reshaped traditional beliefs. This possibly explains the emergence of a new "God" — someone whose existence has never been confirmed or denied. Tamil Nadu now has a temple dedicated to "Alien God", and the person who built it claims aliens are real and would soon reveal themselves more openly.
The temple has come up in the Mallamupampatti area of Salem district. Constructed by Siddar Pakiya, a local resident, the temple dedicated to the extraterrestrial 'God' has its idol placed in a cellar 11 feet underground. The "alien god" does not look much different from the way "extraterrestrial beings" have been shown in movies since 'ET' (1982), though.
The temple, which does not look like conventional religious structures, also features idols of traditional deities such as Shiva, Parvati, Murugan and Kali. But it's the 'Alien God' that makes it a one-of-its-kind in the world. Pakiya claims the cosmic deity was created by Shiva Himself.
'With Permission From The Extraterrestrial Entity Itself'
Pakiya, who describes himself as a "visionary", asserts that the alien idol was installed "only after obtaining permission from the extraterrestrial entity itself". He firmly believes that aliens are the earliest cosmic beings, and that their arrival on Earth is increasing, though governments around the world choose to "conceal this truth".
"Aliens are the first cosmic deities created by Shiva in the universe. Worshiping them can elevate one's life, form, and career. I've personally encountered aliens in psychic form—they've come and spoken to me twice. This is real, and the world needs to believe it," Pakiya said, urging people not to dismiss his experiences as mere fantasy.
He insists that aliens will soon reveal themselves more openly, and by acknowledging their existence, humanity can gain new insights and advancements. Despite skepticism, Pakiya is determined to spread his belief, confident that the future will validate his claims.
(With inputs from ABP Nadu — It is a Tamil platform of ABP News. For more news, commentary and latest happenings from Tamil Nadu, follow https://tamil.abplive.com/)