Weird religious rituals in countries around the world

There are many strange things in the world. In addition to the horrific circumcision, there are also many bizarre religious rituals in countries around the world. Let's take a look at them one by one!

Website Photo Location Haiti Voodoo Waterfall Baptism Hundreds of voodoo believers gathered to bathe under the waterfall during the annual celebration held in the town of Holy Water in Haiti. Almost naked, the believers stood under the waterfall dancing and purifying themselves, believing that this would wash away their sins and bring good luck and health for the next year. Many Haiti people believe that if they do not participate in the voodoo cult, they will inevitably be harmed by it!

Islamic Ashura Festival Ashura Festival Some Shiite Muslims will whip themselves with chains to commemorate the death of Mohammed's grandson Hussein.

Bangladesh Chadak Ceremony Gazipur Bangladesh, an ancient religious ceremony on the last day of the Bangladeshi New Year Chadak, a Bangladeshi Hindu was hung by a hook. This expresses piety for God Shiva.

Shiva Night Religious Ceremony in Hyderabad, India, Hindu women poured milk on the Hindu god stone, which symbolizes the penis of the god Shiva, to celebrate Shiva Night.

Maundy-Bishop kisses believers 'feet in Hyderabad, India, the Catholic bishop of India kisses believers' feet during a ceremony on Thursday.

The day when Indian snakes take milk baths is the traditional Hindu festival of Nag-Panchami. Many Hindus go to the temple to worship. In Hindu customs, people believe that snakes can bring good luck.

Thai Vegetarian Festival In early October every year, temples on Phuket, Thailand's largest island, hold a 9-day vegetarian festival. Devout Buddhists abstain from eating meat and some vegetables. Other events include welcoming ceremonies for nine saints around the world, parades, China statue parade and many special performances that will leave you stunned, said to be inspired by God. During this period, local Chinese residents strictly abide by the ten-day fast and only eat vegetarian foods to purify their souls and accumulate merit. Religious services are held in various Chinese temples and temples, as well as wonderful performances such as stepping on hot charcoal barefoot and climbing knife ladders.

The Eucharist Festival is also known as the "Eucharist of Christ". The Catholic Church stipulates a festival to honor the "Eucharist of Jesus." A man plays the role of a demon named Colacho and jumps over babies, an ancient ritual dating from 1620 meant to drive evil spirits away from babies.

Mexico Day of the Dead starts on October 31 every year. Mexico celebrates the "Day of the Dead"(also known as the "Day of the Dead" and "Day of the Dead "). November 1st is Mexico's "Baby Soul Day"-a memorial to dead children, and November 2nd is the "Soul Day"-a memorial to dead adults. These two days are commonly known as "Ghost Days". This festival in Mexico is similar to the Western "Halloween" but not exactly the same.

Jewish Gapano Ceremony As part of the Kapop Kapop ceremony, a Jewish man held a chicken and shook it on his head, believing that this would transfer the sins of the past year to the chicken, and then kill the chicken and give it to charity to achieve atonement.

Japan Shinto ice water bathing in Tokyo, Japan. Shinto believers pray in ice water. They believe that this method can purify their souls and bodies.

Hindu Dabasen Festival Dabasen Festival is also known as Devali or the Festival of Diwali. Every household will clean the house and light lights around the house to welcome the patron saint and goddess of luck. Hindu Hindus will hold grand celebrations and march with statues carried in cars to celebrate; there are many sacrificial ritual pages for believers, such as: Shave your head, perform rituals, pierce your tongue, cheeks, etc. with silver needles, or carry huge steel bow shackles (kava di) to express gratitude or atonement to God.

India Rain Prayer Ceremony During the Manda Festival in Ranchi, India, farmers lay outside Shiva Temple with wooden sticks in hand, praying for rain.