India's Big Bottle Festival, the craziest religious worship

Maha Kumba Meka or Great Pitcher Festival, also known as the Holy Water Bath Festival, is one of the world's largest religious Hindu gatherings and one of the world's largest participations, derived from the ancient myths of India that Hindu gods and herds competed for a pot because of the long-lived medicine in the pot.

As a result, the pots were accidentally turned upside down, with four drops of immortal medicine falling in the Indian lands of Arakabad, Hariwa, Ujian and Nazi.

To date, these four cities celebrate their own three-year-long canteen festivals, and among these four cities, Alahabad is recognized as the most blessed, as it is the confluence of India's three holy rivers.

Since then, the pious have been bathing in Al-Arahabad, which is the point of convergence between the Ganges and the Yamnas, seeking to cleanse itself of its sins.

As a result, the large pot festival is held every six years in Arakabad.

Each time, the minimum number of participants was millions, with more than a billion.

The period of 42 days will begin on 9 January.

During the festival, Hindus bathed in the Ganges to wash away the sins of the old days.

When people bathe in the water of the river, many others gather on the banks of the river and wait patiently for their turn to bathe.

Once they enter the cold water, whether men in underwear or women in sari clothes or naked children, they sing the Hindu scripture loudly.

In addition to the believers and the pilferers, there are a large number of saints, including the honoured, the superior, and the Yoga.

And the pious monks who came from the mountains to attend the festival live here in temporary tents, where they pray every day, except for meditation, to bless those who come to worship.

Because many believers believe that they come to worship these “living gods”, they have access to religious power, and even some saints have considerable power.

For example, through vision or mind-reading, some people rely on extreme meditation and yoga to increase their spiritual strength and to read the scriptures from morning to night, and they live in camps full of space power.

Those who are in need of food and clothing, everything is zero, their bodies are dusted, and they enter a world that is immortal and chooses a life that is simple and isolated from the rest of the world, thus freeing themselves from the pain of strife in the world.

There are also a number of teachers who have never cut their hairs since they became pious monks and whose hairs are covered with cow dung and dust, which they want to fill with a special input and memory of the spiritual world.

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