Unraveling the Kailash Temple Enigma: Ancient Miracle or Extraterrestrial Intervention?

The real answer to this question is hidden from us. How is it that people with horses and carts carved massive temples out of extremely solid volcanic rock? This is the Kailash Temple in India and is one of the largest rock-cut temples in the world. Mainstream archeology claims that it was built in the 8th century by the Rashtrakuta king Krishna I using basic tools and mere labour. But how is this possible when you consider the enormous size and complexity of the temple? To carve the Kailash Temple, more than 200,000 tons of rock had to be removed. Historians say that it was done with chisels and hammers by people with horses and carts. If you do the math, even with a large workforce, it would take centuries, not the 18 years often quoted. The precision and intricate detail in the carvings also suggest the use of advanced tools. This is where it gets even crazier. The temple is also astronomically accurate. It is directed to direct the sunlight into its innermost shrine on very specific days, and the sunlight falls perfectly on the sacred sculptures. This level of precision indicates a deep understanding of astronomy and geometry. But it gets even weirder. Legends and local folklore say that the temple was built in an incredibly short time, perhaps even days. One story says it was completed overnight, suggesting the use of advanced, perhaps even extraterrestrial, technology.#KailashTemple #AncientMystery #RockCutTemples #ArchaeologicalEnigma #AstronomicalAccuracy #AncientTechnology#ExtraterrestrialTheory