Indian holy man drags TRUCK with his PENIS in shocking feat to prove religious devotion

SHOCKING as  Indian  holy man tows a truck with his penis to prove his devotion.

The display took place at India’s Magh Mela festival, held during the Hindu month of Magh, in Allahabad.
The man is a “Sadhu” who wears only beads and sandals and puts himself through a cringe-worthy test of endurance as a test of his spirituality.

Sadhus are holy men who are widely respected in India and who have rejected earthly comforts to search for enlightenment.

They have no earthly possessions, wear simple clothes or none at all and rely only on the kindness of strangers for food and shelter.

The holy men often perform feats of physical or mental endurance to show their spirituality and mastery of yoga.

The feats involve lifting or carrying objects or standing motionless for hours at a time.

One Sadhu called Amar Bharati has held his arm up for 43 years in devotion to the god Shiva.

The Magh Mela of Allahabad is annual probably the oldest festival dating from the early centuries and has been mentioned in several Puranas (holy texts).

But, the Kumbha myth is relatively recent probably dating back to the mid-19th century.