Hindu culture

The majority of Hindu in India follow a culture that many people find dirty, smelly, and backward. They often do not wash their hands after urinating and then cook food with the same dirty hands. Some even use animal urine in cooking and serve this to customers. We often see Hindu yogis and sadhus openly encouraging their followers to drink "Cow Urine", "Eat Cow Dung", bathe with Cow Urine, and wash their hands and mouth with it. Many innocent Hindus follow this advice. People around the world laugh at these practices and call them strange and unpleasant. Hindus are also often seen worshiping and touching the lingam (a symbol of the male organ) and then rubbing their hands on their faces as part of their religious rituals. They worship trees, snakes, monkeys, and donkeys. On religious occasions, they perform sexy dances and display nude or vulgar pictures of gods and goddesses on temple walls. Some sadhus walk completely naked in public, even in front of women and Hindu Girls, during religious fairs. Hindu society accepts this behavior, even though walking naked in public is widely seen as immoral and dirty in today’s world. Overall, Hindu culture and many of its religious practices need serious changes and modernization.