What is it when people step on the fallen buffalo?

In the eyes of Indians, cows are the mothers of millions of people in India. Ancient sages, no matter who they are, are all born of cattle. In this magical country where cows are regarded as gods, there are some devout beliefs and worship. Indian temples, big or small, will put a statue of a god cow in the temple to demonstrate strictness. As one of the countries with the deepest religious influence in the world, a statue of a god cow listed in the temple has also become the object of worship by believers. Moreover, in India, cows are allowed to roam freely in all corners of the city, that is to say, walking in the streets of India, you may meet free cows at any time.

It can be said that the position in the frontalis muscle of cattle has far surpassed that of people. Indians will collect and use cow dung and cow urine, and even use cow urine as a drink. Almost all Indian farmers raise cattle at home. The first thing they do in the morning is to bathe and dress the cows, and then prepare fruits and forage for them. India's most expensive cow can sell for 200 million rupees, and Indians will pay a lot of money for it. This may be the power of religious belief. Now almost all the cows in India are flooded, so it is not uncommon to see some old cows who are old, weak and unable to take care of themselves in India.

In order to show respect for cows, India also holds a grand ceremony every year-"Gaobo Festival" to pray for cows. People paint their horns in colorful colors, hang cookies and coconuts, and hang flowers made of flowers and leaves around their necks. Old people lead cows across the street, and people will scramble to pick up what falls from the cows, hoping to bring them good luck. In addition to this festival, there is another festival that puzzles many people, that is, every year in India, a strange festival ceremony is held in Ujain, Madhya Pradesh, India.

At the beginning of this holiday, the street was already crowded with people, and many people wanted to lie on the ground. People lying on the ground hope that the cow can step on them, and the trampled people will get the blessing of the god cow. Although in our opinion, the cow is very big and it hurts when it steps on people, in the eyes of Indians, the pain is worthwhile, because in the eyes of Hindus, they think that God is flexible among cows.