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Well THIS just takes the cake. These cow-worshiping hindoos will bow down to just about anything EXCEPT Jesus Christ.
Baby with two faces worshipped as Hindu "god"
A baby girl born with two faces in a north Indian village is being worshipped as the reincarnation of the Hindu god, Lord Ganesha.
The three-week-old unnamed baby from Saini village in Uttar Pradesh state, 30 miles north-east of the capital New Delhi, is being hailed as a "miracle" child.
Hundreds of locals are flocking to seek her "blessing" and, in keeping with Indian traditional, showering her parents with money.
"At first I was a little afraid," Vinod Kumar Singh, the 24-year-old father said of his first child born last month. "But then I accepted whatever God gives."
To the largely illiterate villagers from the agricultural community the little girl is a reincarnation of Lord Ganesh, the half person and half elephant, and one of the most worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon.
He is a highly benevolent god revered as the remover of obstacles and creating new beginnings.
"It's a gift from God. Some people say she is like a goddess," schoolmaster Harsharan Singh gushed.
Little, however, is known of the baby's physical condition as her parents are not permitting doctors to examine her.
"They are not aware enough that they should come in for treatment," Dr M Ashmosd, who delivered the baby at the local government hospital, said.
"I have told them that we are ready to do the CT scan on her for free. But they have ignored me."
Another local doctor, Bridal Nagar, said she was not an "abnormal baby" but just one with two faces living a normal life, but who might face problems later on.
"And if she dies it's as God wishes," he added.
A baby girl born with two faces in a north Indian village is being worshipped as the reincarnation of the Hindu god, Lord Ganesha.
The three-week-old unnamed baby from Saini village in Uttar Pradesh state, 30 miles north-east of the capital New Delhi, is being hailed as a "miracle" child.
Hundreds of locals are flocking to seek her "blessing" and, in keeping with Indian traditional, showering her parents with money.
"At first I was a little afraid," Vinod Kumar Singh, the 24-year-old father said of his first child born last month. "But then I accepted whatever God gives."
To the largely illiterate villagers from the agricultural community the little girl is a reincarnation of Lord Ganesh, the half person and half elephant, and one of the most worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon.
He is a highly benevolent god revered as the remover of obstacles and creating new beginnings.
"It's a gift from God. Some people say she is like a goddess," schoolmaster Harsharan Singh gushed.
Little, however, is known of the baby's physical condition as her parents are not permitting doctors to examine her.
"They are not aware enough that they should come in for treatment," Dr M Ashmosd, who delivered the baby at the local government hospital, said.
"I have told them that we are ready to do the CT scan on her for free. But they have ignored me."
Another local doctor, Bridal Nagar, said she was not an "abnormal baby" but just one with two faces living a normal life, but who might face problems later on.
"And if she dies it's as God wishes," he added.
Lord help this baby.
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