Rebirth of India: Superior

The title "Goddess" is an honorific title in other countries and regions, but in India it has a completely different meaning. Here, not only is goddess not an honorific title, but it is the most notorious bad habit in Hinduism.

Goddess is also called "temple dancer" or "god's maid". In the name of the god, the temple monks bring girls from poor families into the temple, nominally asking them to marry the god, but in fact most of them will It became the "private property" of monks and believers and was at their disposal. When necessary, they will become sex slaves, or eventually become "skilled women" (harmonic words are not allowed to be written, just simplify the content in quotation marks). These girls are usually no more than 15 years old when they become "goddess", and some are even less than 10 years old. Once they become "goddess", they cannot marry for life. In the temple, they suffered all kinds of torture. When they got old, they were often resold or abandoned by the temple, leaving them in miserable conditions.

According to Indian media, many technical girls in red-light districts such as Mumbai and Goa were once "goddess". In recent years, various states in India have enacted laws declaring it illegal to organize girls to join "goddess". But in fact, the law has only allowed such activities to go underground, especially in some areas of northern Karnataka, where this custom is still carried out in secret. In some poor families, parents who favor sons over daughters hope that sending away their daughters will bring good luck to the family; on the other hand, they believe that their daughters will find their own happiness by marrying gods.

Moreover, AIDS is quite popular among "Goddess". The more literary translation is "a bunch of grapes". Once the Goddess is infected, every man who has had sexual contact with her will also be infected, and then infect their wives. , the reason for this is that on the one hand, the goddess system is semi-public and the price is low, so many men will patronize it, and on the other hand, because in India, using condoms is considered a huge insult.

In order to control population growth and prevent AIDS, the Indian government distributes many condoms for free every year, but in fact, only 20% of the condoms are used for contraception, and the rest are used for commercial purposes other than contraception. In urban areas, private construction companies are buying condoms in bulk and mixing them with concrete and asphalt to build roads. Reports indicate that the latex content in condoms makes roads smoother and prevents cracks.

When building waterproofing projects on roofs, construction companies also lay condoms under the cement slabs on the roofs. In this way, when heat is transferred to the condoms, the condoms will naturally expand to form a waterproof layer.

In addition, condoms are also widely used in the traditional Indian dress "Sari" (a coat mainly worn by Indian or Pakistani women, woven from a certain length of lightweight fabric, with one end wrapped around the waist to make a skirt, and the other end from (shoulders dropped or head covered), the garment maker used a lubricated condom to rub the gold decorations on the "sari". "Sari" manufacturers used to use wax oil to wipe these decorations, but the wax oil must be heated and melted before use, and the wax solidifies quickly when the weather is cold. Clothing manufacturers say they started using condoms lubricated to wipe the decorations, making the job easier and more effective. (How about it? Third brother’s imagination is big enough and weird enough!)

Unexpectedly, Sulan was very dissatisfied with Shaklu's answer: "What's wrong with going? None of the men in the village have been there, and I'm going to go the day after tomorrow."

When he heard that Sulan was going too, Shakru opened his mouth in shock: "What? Are you going to find the goddess too?"

"No, no, I'm not going to find the goddess. How can I, a girl, go to find the goddess? But the day after tomorrow is the big day for the auction of the goddess in the Gujarat temple. The temple will be very lively by then. All the people nearby Everyone in the village will come over then," Su Lan explained hurriedly. , Shakru gradually understood what she meant. In fact, this is similar to a Chinese temple fair, except that there is an item in this temple fair that attracts all men, and that is the auction of the goddess. Of course, it does not mean that you have photographed the goddess. It's all yours, and all you get is her ******.

Shakru would naturally not miss such a big bustle, because this kind of thing can only be seen in rural areas. It will definitely not happen in big cities like New Delhi and Mumbai. Of course, he is just If he wanted to join in the fun, he would never participate in such an auction.

But it was obvious that Mr. Sanyi did not believe what Shakru said. He laughed loudly and said: "Haha, it turns out that Mr. Pandit is good at this too. No problem. I happen to know the priest of the temple. Let me know when the time comes. He leaves the best for you, so you don’t have to compete with those guys at the auction, but you can’t let others suffer in terms of price!”

Shakru explained repeatedly: "Don't get me wrong, I really didn't mean it. I was just curious and wanted to join in the fun!"

Sanyi still smiled and said: "Well, I know you are curious. It is true that you will never see this kind of auction in Delhi. However, if you see something suitable, don't miss it. You have to know, Guji The Lat Temple is famous for its skill in training goddesses, so The goddesses here are all sent to the temple when they are less than five years old, and are trained and cultivated by dedicated personnel. The kung fu of each goddess is quite powerful. You will definitely want to go there once and want to go a second time. There are many in Mumbai and Kolkata. Hotels come here specifically to hire goddesses with high salaries.”

Before going, Sanyi also specifically asked Shakru for some advice, so that he would not make a fool of himself because he was not familiar with the situation. It only costs 100 rupees to find a goddess to serve once, but if you bid for the goddess's virginity, the starting price is at least 20,000 rupees, and some goddesses with particularly attractive looks can even reach 40,000 or 50,000 rupees. The winning man can enjoy the goddess for a few hours, a few days, or even a few weeks, but he must send her back sooner or later.

According to local customs, the first income obtained by the goddess is unlucky, so after the first customer leaves, the money must be spent without a penny. Generally, they use this income to buy jewelry for themselves or their families, and also hold a feast, slaughter sheep and raise wine to entertain relatives and friends, and worship gods, because once a girl loses her virginity, she can never get married again, so this feast is her "unmarried night."

PS: There was an Indian movie "VARA" that caused a sensation at the Busan Film Festival in 2013. It tells the story of an Indian goddess. You can go and watch it. Many things that I am not convenient to write about are included in it. Mobile phone users please visit http://m.piaotia.net