My understanding of the word "worship" is generally aimed at people, because of the difference in folk sentiments, there are actually worship of stools, crows, bats, rats, some tribes and special customs of eating dirt.
Ghanaians worship stools, men propose, stools are bride price, women marry, stools are dowries.
On the wedding night, the bride and groom sit shoulder to shoulder and sit hand in hand on a stool to make vows, so that the marriage is perfect, and the stool is left to the children as a legacy.
Sri Lanka worships the crow, they believe that the crow is an auspicious bird of god, the annual temple fair will feast on the crow, worship, the arrival of the crow symbolizes the arrival of happy events.
The Basari people of Togo use bats as mascots because there is a local mosquito that is very strong, and after being bitten by this mosquito, it will fall asleep until death.
Bats devour a large number of mosquitoes, so they regard mosquitoes as the most auspicious gods of all things.
In the Tyre Desert of India, the rats that everyone shouted and beat were worshipped as "children of the goddess", and before the sun rose, they would offer all the grain to the temple for the rats to eat, and feed the rats for a long time.
Pregnant women of the Igbo community often chew on the soil in order to absorb the calcium in the soil.
After the birth of the child, the mother is not allowed to eat dirt for a month, and then eats it every other month, and the time of eating dirt each time must be the first day of the month, saying that this persistence for a year can ensure that the child grows up to become smart.
There are no wonders in the world, and today's reading and punching cards are strange.
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