When even a match stick singes the skin, is it possible for a human being to lie on fire for four hours, fully clothed and emerge unscathed, body and robe? Even fall asleep in the process? Ramababu Swamiji, 80, from Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu,ostensibly did precisely that on Sunday morning when he slept on a homa fire and prayed for the well-being of the society, say his devotees at the Ghanagapur village in northern Karnataka.

It could be like firewalking: he doesn't lie down on a part that actually has roaring flames coming up from it, but instead where it has died down and is covered in an insulating layer of ash. As long as he was careful not to disturb the ash, it would just be a bit warm. And his robe would help to smother any sparks.

I don't care if that is a asbestos robe, and he is covered in anti-burn gel, what he does in the video is dangerous and pretty impressive.

After watching the video several times, it loks to me like he spends some of the time just bathed in smoke, but there are long periods when it lks as if he is, indeed, bathed (at least partially) in flames. There were several short clips during the video where his robe was burning! Ouch.

Looks pretty real to me.

A lot of smoke or steam seems to come out of his robes at one point - I wonder whether they were soaked in water? A stiff cloth wouldn't sag if it was wet. Or he might have some wet undergarment.

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