Paranormal events that ever occur are mostly not always recorded, or they are done in general terms. Flying unidentified objects, Bigfoot, ghosts - if all of them please in the camera lens, then it is especially difficult to see them, since the picture is fuzzy.
This fact forces skeptics to believe that all the available data confirming the presence of otherworldly forces is an unprofessional falsification. However, sometimes inexplicable phenomena occur, which the technique calmly fixes. This list also includes a milk miracle from India.
Ganesha is thirsty
In the fall of 1995, something extraordinary began to happen in one of the temples in New Delhi. The figures of the god Ganesha began to suck out the milk that was near them as offerings. It was enough just to scoop up milk in a spoon and bring it to the statue, as the cutlery became completely dry. From the outside, there was a feeling that Ganesha was actually drinking milk.
Later it became known that one of the guests of the temple received a call that day. An unknown male person on the other side of the wire insisted that Ganesha needed to be drunk. The priest decided to do as he was ordered, and then for the first time he saw how the statue of the elephant god began to drink milk.
The enthusiastic guest shared the story of the miracle he had seen with his friend who served in another temple. He, in turn, told about what happened to his loved ones. So word of mouth started working, and by evening all of India knew about the miracle. Everyone who was informed considered it his duty to give Ganesha milk to drink. And God did not refuse, over and over again, spoon by spoon, drinking the delicacy.
Wanting to fulfill the holy work, the entire Indian peninsula made a pilgrimage to the temple. Believers said that this is a sign from above and a good sign. It was reported that milk disappeared even from closed refrigerators, which contained miniature Ganesha statues.
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After some time, the statues of other Indian idols - Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu - began to drink milk. And later the milk miracle began to occur in Hindu temples in other countries.
Skeptics believed that what was happening was nothing more than a conspiracy of the ministers of the temples. They believed that the priests installed special mechanisms for sucking milk into the figures of the gods in order to fool ordinary people. However, no hidden systems in the statues have been found. On the contrary, some people who came to the temple to bring charlatans out into the open left as deeply religious people.
The Indian Milk Miracle ended as spontaneously as it began. After a few months, the deities refused to absorb the gifts that were brought to them. To this day, it is not clear what this phenomenon was. However, everyone can be convinced of this for themselves by watching videos that are freely available on the Internet.
SEMENOVA KSENIYA