What is the significance of Indian women queuing to make ascetics "pregnant"?

Speaking of India, I believe that in the eyes of most people, it is an extremely "wonderful" country, not only because of India's chaotic environment, but also because of India's extremely backward culture, which makes many incredible living habits appear there. The public is most familiar with eating by hand and going to the toilet without paper. However, in addition to these, India has a "strange" custom-pregnancy.

Speaking of this custom in India, we have to talk about the existence of another group of people in India. There are a group of practitioners in India, and these people also belong to India's characteristic existence, that is, "ascetic monks." These monks usually sleep on the street, dressed in rags, unkempt, and do not accept anyone's help, so as to temper themselves through this "asceticism" and achieve the purpose of spiritual practice.

Then the "pregnancy" discussed here is also a local custom in India, which means the same as that of those infertile people in our country who want children. The difference is that in our country, people who want to have children either go to the hospital or find remedies. If they have religious beliefs, they will ask God to worship Buddha, but in India, those infertile women want to have children, as long as they step on the local ascetic monks.

India's "pregnancy" ceremony needs to be held in a unified way on a specific day, that is, in July every year, the infertile women in India will gather together, line up neatly, crawl on the ground, and wait for the local ascetic monks to step on it in turn. In the hearts of Indians, being trampled by an ascetic monk can bring you a "good pregnancy." Not only that, in this "pregnancy",