Photographer Jan Skwara managed to photo the elusive Aghori sect in Varanasi, India - who live in cemeteries, use dead bodies as altars and consume human flesh A ...

Stunning images have revealed new insight into a reclusive religious sect of men who live in cemeteries, use dead bodies as alters and consume human flesh to enhance their spiritual connections.

INCREDIBLE images have captured a terrifying cult who live in cemeteries, use dead bodies as alters and eat human flesh. One of the most feared and revered cults in India, the Aghori members are ...

'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown' this show is not. A CNN host is getting flack for showcasing cannibalism in his new series, which premiered on Sunday. In Believer with Reza Aslan, the titular host ...

This news was written based on the content of a video that appeared on the Aanmeegaglitz channel. The Aghori, a sect of Hindu ascetics, are often misunderstood and shrouded in mystery. In Kashi, or ...

An American scholar and television presenter has come under heavy criticism from members of the Indian and Hindu community for his recent documentary on the obscure Aghori sect, The Guardian reported.

Media history was made as CNN host Reza Aslan broke an almost universal taboo. As part of the CNN series “Believers,” Aslan told the story of the Aghori sect of the Hindu religion. The sect is more ...

Reza Aslan met with a group from the Aghori sect for his CNN docu-series Believers Youtube/CNN In the wake of recent alleged hate crimes against Hindus in America, the community is not taking too ...

Imagine something like Anthony Bourdain’s show “Parts Unknown.” Now replace Bourdain with religious scholar Reza Aslan and instead of a look at food culture, picture a glimpse of various sects, cults, ...

Stunning pictures show what life is like in a sect which resides in cemeteries, uses dead bodies as altars and consumes human flesh. One of the chilling images captures a man tipping his head back and ...