\Handpicked from birth, these pre-pubescent girls are known as Kumaris and are believed to be incarnations of the Hindu Goddess of Power, Kali - reported the DailyMail. From the moment they are chosen for their role, and pass a rigorous 32-stage test, these living goddesses are propelled to immortal-like status, deemed to be protectors from evil by thousands of adoring Hindus and Buddhists. But for these girls, it is not just a name and status that they are given - their whole life changes. Kumaris - which means virgin in Nepalese - are forced to leave their homes and are hidden away in temples as a living deity, only able to leave when they are required at festivals and processions as the subject of worship.
These Kumaris are even considered too special to walk, instead being carried in chariots, thrones and other people's arms - sometimes meaning they do not learn to walk until they retire. And the girls are banned from going to school or taking part in day-to-day society, only appearing outside their homes or temples up to 13 times a year.But once they reach puberty, everything changes for these Kumaris. After menstruation starts, the girls are put through a 12-day 'Gufa' ritual, after which their life as a Kumari ends - and they return to an ordinary life that they have never known.

Interesting. Tel me more

my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. that is pure stupidity nd ignorance.

indians and their weird culture/tradition

Hmmmmm
Interestin

I won't mind being carried around myself.

Airforce1:
Jesus wept

He wept indeed

firstEVA:
I won't mind being carried around myself.

For dis Naija or another one?

pretydiva:
Interesting. Tel me more

U want to be a goddess too?

Eljay24:


For dis Naija or another one?

anywhere, so far my legs do not touch the ground

.

firstEVA:
anywhere, so far my legs do not touch the ground

Its possible,
. .. This one wey work no dey again
But it will cost you sha"

chinnelle:

indians and their weird culture/tradition

lolx

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Hayu serious?tel me more..
Mtchew..

Bible is complete

Beht wait o....


She de sh1t?!

Ehn ehn.

If I slap her eh, she go run naked from here to sambisa desert.

Hope she is not a cripple? Just thinking.

Blebleswag:
Hmmmmm
Interestin

O baby buy yourself some yansh!

E no cost o if you can not afford one, I suggest you borrow, and if they refuse to lend u steal a yansh
gaddemit!

firstEVA:
I won't mind being carried around myself.

so dat u won't go to school rite?

It can only happen in....
india!

chijoy7:
\Handpicked from birth, these pre-pubescent girls are known as Kumaris and are believed to be incarnations of the Hindu Goddess of Power, Kali - reported the DailyMail. From the moment they are chosen for their role, and pass a rigorous 32-stage test, these living goddesses are propelled to immortal-like status, deemed to be protectors from evil by thousands of adoring Hindus and Buddhists. But for these girls, it is not just a name and status that they are given - their whole life changes. Kumaris - which means virgin in Nepalese - are forced to leave their homes and are hidden away in temples as a living deity, only able to leave when they are required at festivals and processions as the subject of worship.
These Kumaris are even considered too special to walk, instead being carried in chariots, thrones and other people's arms - sometimes meaning they do not learn to walk until they retire. And the girls are banned from going to school or taking part in day-to-day society, only appearing outside their homes or temples up to 13 times a year.But once they reach puberty, everything changes for these Kumaris. After menstruation starts, the girls are put through a 12-day 'Gufa' ritual, after which their life as a Kumari ends - and they return to an ordinary life that they have never known.

That lady is my wife........Where have u been all these while?

I SEE NO FLYING PEOPLE

so weird!

My pple perish for lack of knowledge

What an Injustice!
Poor girls