Does it get any madder than this? An Indian man has 'married' his dog.?

A 33 year old farmer, named only as Selvakumar, stoned to death two mating dogs in his rice field 15 years ago. He then fell into bad fortune, his hearing and speech were impaired, and he was unable to walk. Doctors were clueless as to his problem, but an astrologer finally told him he was cursed by the spirits of the dogs he had killed. After a long search for a 'bride,' he finally found Selva, a 4 year old mongrel *****, and they married in the local Hindu temple. The dog was adorned in a sari and garlanded with flowers. The dog did make an attempt to run for it, reports said. A friend of the groom said afterwards that the wedding was just for lifting the curse and the farmer did intend plan to find a real bride. Has this man all his faculties?

Does it get any madder than this? An Indian man has 'married' his dog.?
Without being culturally insenitive or rude, honestly, those folks are extremely bizarre and find comfort in strange rituals and supertitions, when all they needed was a doctor.





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Reply:Well, at first I was laughing, and I know it does look and sound mad; Only I actually do believe in God's punishment, or call it karma if you prefer.


This man hurt two defenseless animals in the worst way ever.


So, he got punished by losing some of his abilities.


And to his mind, the way to penance was maybe to show humility by marrying the animal.


Well, I wouldn't hope that he'd sleep with it!


But, it's a bit like poetic justice.


It was like this guy who tried to kill a cat by thrwoing it down the window; While falling, the animal scratched his eyes making him blind!


When people are eaten by guilt because they know they did something terrible, they try in whichever way they can to make up for it.


But, I do believe in poetic justice.


See what happened to the kennedy, the dad who saw all of his children die before him.


So, when you do something terrible, you may be the one to pay, or, worse case senario, you may watch the ones you love suffer for it and there won't be a single thing you can do!


Now, in some asian religion, when they make a pact with the devil, payment can be by offering the life of a loved one in exchange. They don't do it themselves, but when it happens, they know it was payment time.


I suppose you have to be rather open minded to believe in those, or to know that things are not always black and white!
Reply:is he friends with the Sudanese fellow who married the goat a few years back ?
Reply:yeah, it's a b i t ch ha ha.


These people are weirdly superstitious but maybe he just wants, you know, the dog.
Reply:Well he'll be eating it next week
Reply:i've read this news,too.. thanks for the points
Reply:I think he did it for fame/fortune, In a little village like that getting publicty married to a ***** got newspapers and journalists in- and gave him money for his 'story'.


He must be laughin now.


Plus it is a stupid thing to do...way tooo stupid!!!
Reply:Some peoples beliefs do beggar belief sometimes ! No wonder the dog tried to make a run for it !
Reply:The hindu god - GURU NANAK will not liek this, i think this is absolute dirt, i though that getting virginated by a cow was worse
Reply:I read about this today aswell! I was in shock! I respect their cultural traditions..fair enough, but that really is something new.
Reply:Do you expect anything else from a pagan, polytheistic religion that still basis many decisions on caste systems? Really now...QUITE silly
Reply:i know i readt that story on yahoo!what the hell man!! im thinking the same thing as you/absolutlely crazy,ludicrous!!


well i think journalists shouls keep track of this story and see if theres any improvement on his health overe the coming years!
Reply:The frailty of the human spirit never ceases to surprise me!!!





But that aside, what a tosser!!!! Mad as a hatter if you ask me!
Reply:i feel so sorry for people this upset by curses and superstitions, its not a nice way to live is it? feel sorry for the dog too, being used like that. lol.