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Indian Man Wakes Up from Dead After Being Bitten by a Snake as He is About to be Buried (See Photos)

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Pic shows: Sandeep's dead body A young man in India who was presumed to have died after being bitten by a snake, rose up from the funeral pyre as the moment it caught fire. The 23-year-old man only known by his first name Sandeep, went to collect wood from the forest on the 24th of July when he was bitten by a snake. When he arrived back in his village in the Raisen district of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, he told his family about the snakebite. Instead of taking Sandeep to a hospital, they brought him to a traditional tantric practitioner in a nearby village. However, the tantric’s treatment proved ineffective and it was assumed the young man had passed away. As some people in India claim that people who die of snakebite should be buried instead of having their body burnt, the villagers were unsure what to do with Sandeep. In the end it was decided that his body was to be taken to the local cemetery where a funeral pyre was prepared. When the fire almost reached the body of Sandeep, the young man started to shout and people realised he was still alive. Again, the young man was taken to the same tantric practitioner instead of a hospital after he gained consciousness. But again his life could not be saved, and the tantric declared Sandeep dead for the second time. He was taken to the district hospital where a post mortem examination took place. In India, many superstitious beliefs and practices still occur at a daily basis especially in rural areas, which might be the reason why Sandeep was taken to a tantric practitioner twice instead of a hospital which might have saved his life. (ends)

A man has woken from the dead after he was bitten by a snake and was about being buried. But, his living was short-lived.

An Indian man caused quite a stir in his village after he woke up from dead after being bitten by a snake. However, another tragedy struck after he woke up as many realized he had not really died.

Narrating how the incident happened, The Sun reports that as mourners lit a funeral pyre to burn the man’s body, he started moaning and they realised he was still alive.

It was gathered that the 23-year-old, known only as Sandeep, had gone to gather wood from the forest when he was bitten.

Pic shows: Sandeep's wife holding their child A young man in India who was presumed to have died after being bitten by a snake, rose up from the funeral pyre as the moment it caught fire. The 23-year-old man only known by his first name Sandeep, went to collect wood from the forest on the 24th of July when he was bitten by a snake. When he arrived back in his village in the Raisen district of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, he told his family about the snakebite. Instead of taking Sandeep to a hospital, they brought him to a traditional tantric practitioner in a nearby village. However, the tantric’s treatment proved ineffective and it was assumed the young man had passed away. As some people in India claim that people who die of snakebite should be buried instead of having their body burnt, the villagers were unsure what to do with Sandeep. In the end it was decided that his body was to be taken to the local cemetery where a funeral pyre was prepared. When the fire almost reached the body of Sandeep, the young man started to shout and people realised he was still alive. Again, the young man was taken to the same tantric practitioner instead of a hospital after he gained consciousness. But again his life could not be saved, and the tantric declared Sandeep dead for the second time. He was taken to the district hospital where a post mortem examination took place. In India, many superstitious beliefs and practices still occur at a daily basis especially in rural areas, which might be the reason why Sandeep was taken to a tantric practitioner twice instead of a hospital which might have saved his life. (ends)

When he returned back to his village in India, he was taken to a traditional Tantric healer in the next village.

The Tantric’s methods appeared ineffective and villagers believed he had died so they decided to bury him in the local cemetery. However, after the funeral pyre was lit, Sandeep started to shout and mourners realised he was still alive.

Pic shows: Some villagers dug a grave for burying the dead body A young man in India who was presumed to have died after being bitten by a snake, rose up from the funeral pyre as the moment it caught fire. The 23-year-old man only known by his first name Sandeep, went to collect wood from the forest on the 24th of July when he was bitten by a snake. When he arrived back in his village in the Raisen district of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, he told his family about the snakebite. Instead of taking Sandeep to a hospital, they brought him to a traditional tantric practitioner in a nearby village. However, the tantric’s treatment proved ineffective and it was assumed the young man had passed away. As some people in India claim that people who die of snakebite should be buried instead of having their body burnt, the villagers were unsure what to do with Sandeep. In the end it was decided that his body was to be taken to the local cemetery where a funeral pyre was prepared. When the fire almost reached the body of Sandeep, the young man started to shout and people realised he was still alive. Again, the young man was taken to the same tantric practitioner instead of a hospital after he gained consciousness. But again his life could not be saved, and the tantric declared Sandeep dead for the second time. He was taken to the district hospital where a post mortem examination took place. In India, many superstitious beliefs and practices still occur at a daily basis especially in rural areas, which might be the reason why Sandeep was taken to a tantric practitioner twice instead of a hospital which might have saved his life. (ends)

After he regained consciousness, his relatives took him back to the same Tantric practitioners instead of a hospital were he finally died the second time. He was taken to the district hospital for a post-mortem examination.

Tantra is an ancient Indian tradition of beliefs and meditation and ritual practices.

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