The strange rituals of the world

In addition to the horrors of excision, there are many strange rituals around the world, so let's go down to the table.

Hundreds of voodoos gathered under the waterfalls at the annual celebration of Haiti's Voodoo Falls Baptism in Saint-Water.

The believers are almost naked and are standing under the waterfall, believing that it will wash away their sins while bringing good luck and health next year.

There are many Haitians who believe that if they do not attend the ritual of voodoo, they will be killed! A number of Shia Muslims on the occasion of the Islamic Festival of Ashura will beat themselves with chains to commemorate the death of his grandson Muhammad Hussein.

At the ceremony of Ghazipur, Bangladesh, at Chadak, Bangladesh, and at the ancient religious ceremony of Chadak, Bangladesh, on the last day of the New Year, a Bengali Hindu was hung by hook.

This is an expression of piety towards Shiva.

At Hyderabad, India, a religious ceremony for the night of the wet mother of India, Hindu women pour milk on a Hindu stone that symbolizes her penis and celebrates her night.

The foot of the Bishop of Hyderabad, India, and of the Catholic Bishop of India at the ceremony on Thursday, are the foot of the Pope.

On the day of the Indian Snake Milk Baptism, Nag-Panchami, many Hindus went to the temple to worship.

In Hindu custom, people believe that snakes bring good luck.

In early October each year, a nine-day vegetarian festival is held at the Temple of Puke, the first island of Thailand.

Pious Buddhists have stopped eating meat and vegetables.

Other events included a welcoming ceremony for nine saints around the world, a march, a China statue march and a number of special-level performances that made you look at, and were said to be inspired by God.

During this period, the local Chinese population strictly observed the 10-day fast, eating nothing but vegetarian food in order to cleanse the soul and build credit.

The Chinese monasteries and temples perform religious rituals, and there are wonderful performances, such as barefoots on hot charcoal and stowage.

It is also known as “Christ's Vision”, and the Catholic Church provides for a festival of holiness.

A man, acting as a demon named Colacho, jumped from the baby, an ancient ritual dating back to 1620, which meant driving the spirit away from the baby.

On October 31, every year, Mexico celebrates the Day of the Dead.

November 1st is Mexico's Day of the Precious - the Day of the Dead, November 2nd - the Day of the Spirit - the Day of the Dead adults, these two days commonly known asGhost Festival.

This holiday in Mexico is not exactly the same as Halloween in the West.

As part of the Jewish Gapano Ceremony as part of the Kaparot Ceremony on Yom Kipura Day, Jewish men swayed their own chickens in the belief that it would transfer the sins of the past year to the chicken, and then kill the chicken to the charity for the purpose of atonement.

In Tokyo, Japan's Shinto Ice Water, the Shinto followers pray in the ice water that they believe it will cleanse their souls and bodies.

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