Hindu scriptures mention that Lord Krishna lived 5249 years ago, so it is amazing to know that his heart is still in Puri. Jagannath Temple, one of the "Chardams", is located in Puri, Odisha. It is dedicated to Jagannath (Lord of the Universe), Balabhadra and their sister Subhadra.Every 12 years an extraordinary event takes place at Puri's Jagannath Temple that makes all historians stop what they are doing and ponder what is happening in this small Indian village. According to Uttam Pandey, a resident of Puri, electricity is cut off not only in the temple area but in the entire city of Puri.Although there are rumors that Lord Krishna's heart has been taken from the center of the Jagannath temple and placed in another idol, this does not mean that the heart of Krishna is still physically present in Puri's Jagannath temple, which has existed for more than 5000 years. Still in its original condition.It is rumored to be an ancient mechanism and locals claim that it is capable of generating electricity. They claim that when exposed to light—not just sunlight, but any kind of light—it begins to vibrate, thereby turning off the electricity.To prevent catching a glimpse of the heart, anyone touching it had to wear thick, heavy gloves and a blindfold. Although it may seem strange at first glance, this is all true. But first, it is very important to understand how Krishna died.Although many people today do not know this fact, ancient sources of legend unequivocally state that Krishna was killed by a hunter by a hunter around 3102 BC or roughly 5000 years ago. This was an accident because the hunter was trying to shoot a deer.Krishna's body was ritually burnt when it was burnt by the hunter, but Krishna's heart was not burnt at all; Instead, as we all know, since Krishna was a superhuman God, it appeared as a solid piece of metal without any damage.The hunter tried to burn the heart, but failed. Instead, it began to vibrate. He repeatedly failed to sell it, so he gave up and placed the heart on a piece of wood before throwing it into a river. Later, it was acquired from the ancient city of Puri.When the ruler of Puri came to know that it was the heart of Lord Krishna, he decided to create an idol and buried his heart in it. This idol is the Puri version of Jagannath and contains a portion of Krishna's heart. This mind is given the name "Brahma Matriya" which means "divine substance".The main idols in Hindu temples are usually made of stone or metal, but this one is made of wood because wood is a poor conductor of electricity and Krishna's heart is thought to still electrocute you. The heart is protected in a fist-shaped chamber inside the statue, and the priest is required to replace the statue every 12 years as the heart gradually erodes the wood of the statue and weakens it.There is no reliable evidence regarding Krishna's heart; All information comes from villagers, temple authorities and the internet. This temple is shrouded in mystery and has many unknown secrets.