Hey guys, today we are going into the oldest Hindu temple in the world called the Gudimallam temple.

This is a small temple, but it has many secrets hidden inside. The most interesting, is the evidence of secret tunnels which lead you to a large underground area. This was shot inside the dark chambers in this temple, and you can see that this just looks like a regular stone, which makes up a wall. But the truth is, it can swing, like a door, and can open up. This particular opening is a small secret chamber, and it originally had a map of the 9 different passages in this temple which all lead underground. If you look at the temple walls, they all look quite normal, appear to have been made of solid rectangular blocks of granite and you think there is nothing strange on the other side of the stones. But there are 9 specific stones, out of these thousands of stones in the temple, which can swing open like doors. These doors are said to lead underground. For example, (MVI_9072), architecturally, there is no need for all these granite blocks to be set up on top of each other, this is totally unnecessary. Locals claim, that one of the blocks here can be opened up and will lead underground to a secret area.

Now, what really exists in this underground area? The answer lies in the name of this temple itself: It is called Gudimallam which literally means "Underground Temple" in ancient Indian language. (Gudi = Temple, Mallam ~ Pallam = Underground). At the ground level, in the center chamber, we can see the main idol of Shiva. This is considered the oldest Hindu idol in the world, and locals believe that the real, original lingam is hidden directly underneath this idol, in a large underground area.

Now, what is a lingam? A lingam is usually a cylindrical structure standing on a circular base, and worshipped by Hindus, but nobody knows what this symbol actually means. Some historians and experts are arguing that the cylinder and the round base are symbols of fertility, of a man and a woman. Some archeologists have even gone so far to point out that the top of this statue, the very first idol of Shiva, looks like a phallus, and all other lingams were modeled after this. But I want to point out to something that happened recently, I want you to look at this rocket sent into space called "New Shepard" recently. Just look at the shape of the rocket, it looks remarkably similarly to a phallus, because it is aerodynamic in shape, and I want you to just imagine about what would happen if this rocket reaches and lands on another planet which has people who don't have advanced technology. Out of this rocket, an astronaut would come out, who would be capable of many things those people would not be capable of. Wouldn't they carve an idol exactly similar to the very first idol of Shiva we see in this temple? Is it possible that Shiva, was an extraterrestrial visitor who physically came from a different planet and reached earth?

The ancient Hindu text of Shivapurana clearly explains that Shiva comes from a planet called Shivalokha, it explains the planet's position in the universe and describes that the planet is beautiful and shines with different objects. Was the lingam, really a rocket, or a kind of pod using which Shiva came to earth?

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