http://en.afri-pulse.net/ <br />Young Dulha Singh likes to play and has a cheeky smile just like any other eight-year-old boy. However, he has something that sets him apart—a furry tail. <br /> <br />When he was born, he had a patch of hair on his lower back. With time, it grew into a tail. His family says cutting it would be bad luck. When his mother decided to cut it, she died before she could. <br /> <br />Therefore, they have let it grow and in the process, Dulha has become a god—at least in the eyes of the local villagers in Amritsar, Punjab in India. They believe he's an incarnation of Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god. <br /> <br />Meet 8-year-old boy who has a long furry tail is worshipped as a god <br /> <br /> <br />Meet 8-year-old boy who has a long furry tail is worshipped as a god <br />Meet 8-year-old boy who has a long furry tail is worshipped as a god <br />His family says cutting it would bring bad luck. When his mother decided to cut it, she died before she could <br /> <br /> <br />Dulha lives with his uncle Sahib Singh and his aunt. Villagers from far and wide come to worship him and touch his tail to receive blessings. His aunt said: “People come to see him everyday. They believe he is like Hanuman Ji." <br /> <br /> <br />Dulha doesn't seem to mind the tail, which he says is a gift from God. He also doesn't mind the attention he gets, although he doesn't understand why people seek blessings from him. <br /> <br />Interestingly, he is apparently good at climbing trees, just like monkeys. This has only served to strengthen locals' belief in his supposed supernatural powers. <br /> <br />Meet 8-year-old boy who has a long furry tail is worshipped as a god <br /> <br /> <br />Source : woman.hudo <br />https://youtu.be/1zUTGVxCRRo
