LORD RAMA'S MOM (& CO-MOMS) HAVE SEX WITH A DEAD HORSE (ASVAMEDHA SACRIFICE)


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The Asvamedha yajna was a celebrated sacrifice in which many ancient Hindu 
queens & ksatriya women in various provinces had sex with a dead horse, and 
Lord Rama's mom (Kausalya) & co-mom's were no exception. Lord Rama's mom 
spends a whole night having sex with a dead horse for the purpose of 
'righteousness & cleansing of sins':

"The prescribed victims -- snakes, birds, the horse, and aquatic animals --  
were bound at the place of immolation; each was dedicated to a specific 
divinity as is set forth in the ritual texts. The priests then bound them 
all to the posts in the manner set forth in the ritual texts. Three hundred 
beasts in addition to Dasaratha's jewel of a horse were bound there to the 
sacrificial posts. Kausalya (Rama's mom) walked reverently all around the 
horse and then with the greatest joy cut it with three knives. Her mind 
unwavering in her desire for righteousness, Kausalya (Rama's mom) passed one 
night with the horse. The priests -- the hotr, the adhvaryu, and the udgatr 
-- saw to it that the second and the juniormost of the king's wives, as well 
as his chief queen, were united with the horse. Then the officiating priest, 
who was extremely adept and held his senses in check, removed the fat of the 
horse and cooked it in the manner prescribed in the ritual texts. At the 
proper time and in accordance with the ritual prescriptions, the lord of men 
then sniffed the fragrance of the smoking fat, thereby freeing himself from 
sin. Then, acting in unison, the sixteen brahman officiating priests threw 
the limbs of the horse into the fire, in accordance with the ritual 
injunctions. In other sacrifices, the oblation is offered upon branches of 
the plaksa tree, but in the Horse Sacrifice alone the apportionment of the 
victim is made on a bed of reeds. The Horse Sacrifice is known as the 
Three-Day Rite; for both the kalpasutra and the brahmanas refer to the Horse 
Sacrifice as a rite lasting for three days." -- Ramayana 1:13:24-33.

At the end of this article, there is another excerpt of the Asvamedha 
sacrifice from the holy Vedas.

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