NEW DELHI - In many cultures, boys are considered far more important than girls. Because of that many people do anything to get the boys.One of them carried out by Kailash Singh who refused to bathe for 37 years to get their sons. Just so you know, now that he already has seven children and all girls.
Kailash Singh did not shower since she married in 1974. Her hair had been matted because it's never cut and washed.
Not a bath one day, body odor can turn people off. Moreover, if 37 years did not touch the water as did the Kailash Singh.
The man was 65 years worked as a farmer and cattle breeder. He used to work in the fields near Varanasi, the holy city in India which lies on the banks of the Ganges. In that region the average temperature reached 47 degrees Celsius.
Kailash Singh ignored the neighbors talk. All he heard was the teachings of his religion teacher who said he would get a boy who would become his heir if he does not shower.
The most miserable of his family. They've tried various ways to the head of the family was taking a shower.
His wife, Kalavati Devi, had even threatened to not go to sleep with him if he does not shower. But Kalavati lose. He even gave her seven daughters.
Subtle persuasion does not work, they were forced to play. They dragged Kailash Singh into a river. "But he's against us, then fled. We repeatedly forced him to shower, but he survived," said his wife.
"She said she would rather die than baths and only boy who could change his mind. Because it's years like that, we become accustomed to," said Kalavati in desperation.
Kailash Singh acknowledged his neighbors in the village Chatav often mocked. "The kids make fun of me not a bath and cried when I ride a bicycle on village street," he said.
"Many people with bad characters taunt. They do not understand my decision, but I would not change his mind because of this choice of God, not me," he said.
He admitted his wife did not like his decision. "But he has to tolerate all the difficulties I had to face. After all I do" fire bath "every night and remove all the sweat," he explained.
Ritual "fire bath" which he called was smoking pot, praying to Lord Shiva, and dancing around a fire.
Pooja For the youngest, his father's actions made it popular. "My friends at school so curious and want to meet my father. They always ask how he could live without a shower diving for years," said the girl was 16 years.
Kailash just touching the water with his mouth and hands. "I have no son, so I will not take another shower. Maybe I'll take a shower if born again," said Kailash.
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