"Flesh eating cults" refer to groups that engage in cannibalism, often as part of a ritualistic or belief system. These cults may view the consumption of human flesh as a way to achieve spiritual enlightenment or to connect with the divine. Such practices are typically shrouded in secrecy and can be linked to various cultural or religious beliefs. Historically, some well-known examples include the Aghori sect in India, which practices cannibalism as a means of transcending societal norms. These cults often attract attention due to their extreme beliefs and actions, raising ethical and legal concerns in society.