I was standing on a corner on Broadway in NYC munching on a hot dog with all the trimmings that I just bought from a hot dog vendor.<\/p>\n
I saw three werewolves dressed like Shaivite Sadhus.<\/p>\n
I had to take a second look to make sure I wasn\u2019t seeing things.
\nI looked again and felt like I was tripping out on a psychedelic drug <\/p>\n
But the werewolves were real, and they were dressed like Shaivite Hindu sadhus and even had the Shiva tridents and the requisite dread locks. <\/p>\n
But what I found more bizarre was how those sadhu werewolves maintained their werewolfery in the light of day without being supercharged by a full moon.<\/p>\n
I could only surmise their god of choice, Lord Shiva, must have used some divine hoodoo and granted them permanent werewolf devotee status. <\/p>\n
Whatever the case, you don\u2019t see werewolf sadhus everyday.
\nBut, on second thought, many are the strange sights in big cities.<\/p>\n
Bob Boyd<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I was standing on a corner on Broadway in NYC munching on a hot dog with all the trimmings that I just bought from a hot dog vendor. I saw three werewolves dressed like Shaivite Sadhus. I had to take a second look to make sure I wasn\u2019t seeing things. I looked again and felt… Continue reading