Throwing Babies Off Roof India at Betty Fleming blog

Throwing Babies Off Roof India. In a ritual that would terrify most mothers, indian villagers have cheered as screaming babies were. At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according. At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according to a 2009. The video, available here, shows a crowd tossing infants off a temple roof onto an outstretched cloth 50 feet below. Despite best intentions, throwing a baby from a roof is risky, and in 2009, an indian governmental agency intervened. According to custom, successful completion of the fall is not just a good sign for the child, but a harbinger of good luck and prosperity for the family. Some families in rural india — both hindus and muslims — are willing to let their babies be tossed off the roof of a shrine, to be.

According to custom, successful completion of the fall is not just a good sign for the child, but a harbinger of good luck and prosperity for the family. At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according. Despite best intentions, throwing a baby from a roof is risky, and in 2009, an indian governmental agency intervened. At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according to a 2009. Some families in rural india — both hindus and muslims — are willing to let their babies be tossed off the roof of a shrine, to be. In a ritual that would terrify most mothers, indian villagers have cheered as screaming babies were. The video, available here, shows a crowd tossing infants off a temple roof onto an outstretched cloth 50 feet below.

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Throwing Babies Off Roof India At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according. At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according. In a ritual that would terrify most mothers, indian villagers have cheered as screaming babies were. The video, available here, shows a crowd tossing infants off a temple roof onto an outstretched cloth 50 feet below. According to custom, successful completion of the fall is not just a good sign for the child, but a harbinger of good luck and prosperity for the family. At baba umer durga, a muslim shrine near sholapur, india, babies have been tossed off roofs for nearly 700 years, according to a 2009. Despite best intentions, throwing a baby from a roof is risky, and in 2009, an indian governmental agency intervened. Some families in rural india — both hindus and muslims — are willing to let their babies be tossed off the roof of a shrine, to be.