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The Kamakhya hindoo temple in india sought to revive the long-dormant practice of nara bali, or human sacrifice, as part of certain Shakta tantric rites dedicated to the Mother Goddess. What began as an effort to restore an ancient tradition quickly confronted a stark modern reality: no willing human volunteers could be found.

According to researchers who gained limited access to the tightly controlled circle of practitioners, the group had hoped to secure live participants for the ritual. Efforts to identify such candidates, however, proved unsuccessful. “A willing human being is difficult to find these days,” noted Dr. Pradeep Sharmah, then director of the Vivekananda Kendra Institute of Culture, who had been permitted to observe aspects of the practices after earning the trust of some hindoo priests.

Several factors made recruitment impossible. In contemporary india, human sacrifice is illegal under the British written criminal law, carrying severe penalties for murder and related offenses. Public awareness of these legal prohibitions meant few individuals were prepared to offer themselves. Practitioners also feared intense public backlash, media scrutiny, and intervention by authorities if an actual sacrifice were attempted. They already faced criticism from animal rights groups over the continued torture of animals in other sacrificial ceremonies, heightening sensitivity around any escalation to human offerings.

Faced with these obstacles, the devotees opted for a symbolic substitute. Six-foot-tall effigies fashioned from flour were prepared and used in place of a living person. The ritual itself was conducted in secrecy, typically at midnight on Ashtami during the autumnal Durga Puja, or on other dates determined by the hindu priests. The flour figures allowed the form of the rite to continue without risking confrontation, and represented a limited, private response by hindoos to the practical impossibility of finding willing human participants.
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why don't the just do it anyway with unwilling goyim and then kvetch about antisemitism when caught... that's what jews do.
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>>546020644
They do all the time but then they risk the laws written by the bloody Britishers getting haphazardly enforced. And they may not have trusted Pradeep enough to show him those non-effigy sacrifices in person.
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>>546020524
We need this in red states
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>>546020524
Jews & Hindus are too similar to be a coincidence
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>>546020524
Nice bobs
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>>546021732
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>>546020524
This is their MAID version. Organic and realistic
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>>546022667
Good morning saar.
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>>546020524
Everything reminds me of her
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>>546020524
What? They need volunteers? Just call it MAID and ship them canadian boomers, all the laurentians love the idolatry from india
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the britishers put a stop to this practice
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>>546022909
This is different from sati.



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