What kind of existence is the "saint" in India?

Indian saints are slaves of Indian temples. In our cognition, we think sage is a particularly sacred word. In our minds, saints should be the same as the gods in our hearts, but not in India. Indian saints are people of extremely low status. Indian saints are slaves of Indian temples.

As we all know, India is a country that respects temples very much, and Buddhism has a lofty position in its place, so monks in temples also have a high position. However, temples in India are not as particular about restraining their desires as temples in China, and there are many monks in India. While enjoying their lofty status, these monks also have a desire for desire. In order to solve this problem, there is a saint, that is, a monk provides sexual services to monks when necessary.

Second, the status of Indian saints Although Indian saints play such a disgraceful role, in India, people don't think this is a very low thing, because they think such behavior is dedicated to the gods and deserves respect. However, although people have this idea, rich people will not send their daughters to be saints, and most of them are children of poor families.

Third, the saint has a bad ending. Although the saint has a high position in people's hearts, people clearly know what role the saint plays in the temple. Basically, people who become saints become slaves of the temple, serving until they are old and fade. Even if you don't stay in the temple, everyone knows what saints do, and no man is willing to take them away.

Although this is a local custom in India, it seems to us to be a relatively low-level custom. With the passage of time and economic development, this bad habit is slowly changing in India, and the situation is much better now.