Holy Phalluses...

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by lildol on Tuesday, July 23, 2013 and has 18 replies.

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In South East Asia is Bhutan.

The Bhutanese believe that back in the 15th or 16th century the Divine Lama Drukpa Kunley would hit evil spirits with his penis and turn them into protective deities. Thus, they believe that the phallic symbol wards off evil spirits and is therefore painted on most homes and buildings.

They also hang carvings from the eves of their homes as well as on fence posts among other locations.

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Posted by StoicGoat
Lildol, I know you were impressed and everything, but was it really necessary to go and sculpt a model?

YES! I wanted a memento. I'm keeping it above my mantel as my personal Magic Phalli to ward off evil spirits 😄

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Posted by lildol
I'm considering installing a new fence. I wonder, what will the neighbors think? Hmmm...

Wow @ those. With so many weird people out there, I wouldnt be surprised if that fence becomes someone's object of desire when night falls. It looks artsy & interesting though.

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