Heroic grave digging for skulls for children

People dug up dead people, took their heads for a long time to see their children, then took the skull of the dead to participate in the festival.

The most horror festival in the world

In India, there is a horror ritual of Hindus, that is to graze the dead, bring their heads to meet their children.

The hair-raising festival, called Shiva Gajan, is a traditional, annual festival in northeastern India.

The Shiva Gajan festival is held every year in honor of Shiva and also marks the end of the Bengali calendar year.

The main ritual of this festival is the rituals of rituals that make the faint-hearted people panic.Volunteers will perform horror games like nailing up piles, piercing steel through tongues, and steel hooks on skin .

However, the most horrifying of this festival, is the screen for the dead.Families will celebrate "call soul" the deceased to "chat".

Horror thing, is

People devoured the dead's grave, holding their head for a long time to see their children.After that, people make up for skulls with colored drawings, wreaths . and take the skull of the dead to participate in the festival.

For people in other worlds, this is really a barbaric act, invading the peaceful space of the deceased, but for Hindus, this action helps to bond among family members. with ancestors, with gods.

Until the Shiva Gajan festival, the cemeteries in northeastern India were deserted, because families competed to dig up graves to bring dead people to the ocean.

Usually, a healthy young man, or a prestigious person in the family, will perform the task of taking part in the festival.

When the skull goes to the street, the descendants of the family will follow, dancing happily with the 'dead'.They will wear make-up, paint their bodies and look horror for the skull.

The purpose is to take the skull to march, so that the dead can be fully happy during the feast day to worship God to destroy Shiva.

At the festival next year, they proceeded to "call souls" and again bring the dead to the ocean.

After the Shiva Gajan festival ended, the dead skulls were returned to the cemetery, buried carefully.