What is the soul of calling a child in the countryside?

The custom of evoking souls is very common in rural areas, and so is our village. When children at home are frightened, they always find a "witch" to call their souls. The popularity of this rural folk superstition is closely related to the current living environment of rural society. Calling the soul, also called "calling the soul", has existed since ancient times and is more common in rural areas. Children at home are listless, restless and sick, and people will naturally get better. For children, it may be that two barks can scare them, and then within a few days, it seems as if they have been stimulated, sleeping restlessly, fidgeting, talking in their sleep, and so on. Most rural adults boil down to "scared and lost their souls."

In rural areas, when children lose their souls, they are usually "witches" who hold their souls. Generally, the mother of a child will let the child sit on her lap, facing the sun. The "witch" drew a "ten" on the ground, and then held the long cross of the "ten" with both hands. Every time she hugged, she put her hand on the child's forehead, chest and legs ... until the crossbar of the "ten" slowly gathered in the center, chanting some "spells" in her mouth. In fact, there are believers in the superstitious custom of "evoking souls" in rural areas. But for, in fact, this is not the category of "witch", but actually the care and tolerance of the child's mother.

Under the simple "calling the soul" ceremony, the mother's sense of security makes the child more practical! In fact, for rural children, there is a great chance of being scared. If adults are indifferent, it is difficult to eliminate children's inner fears, and the simple "soul-calling" ceremony in rural areas can make children feel their mother's care and forget their fears at a certain moment!

Although the custom of "evoking souls" in rural areas is defined as superstition, it is indeed very common in rural areas, and it may be reasonable to exist! It seems that the custom of "evoking souls" in rural areas, although defined as superstition, is indeed very common in rural areas, and there may be rationality in its existence! It seems that the protagonist of Soul should not be a "witch", but the mother who took the children played a key role. It's just a ceremony. In my opinion, if this ceremony is changed to an amusement park or zoo, it may also make children's fears disappear into happiness, so "witch" is meaningless!