People here take shrouds from the graves every year! You will be shocked to hear this strange tradition! – News18 Kannada Achi-News

There are differences in customs and traditions from region to region. In our India (India) there are many customs including god worship, spirit worship, special god festivals. People have great faith in such rituals. Similarly, in Indonesia (Indonesia), the rituals of some regions amaze us. It is a custom of some communities in India to take a bath before burying the dead body in the panchabhutas. But in Indonesia, there is a special tradition of pulling the dead out of the soil, bathing them and celebrating them as a festival. You were shocked to read this news, it is true that this celebration is happening.

Clean the cover and decorate it

In Sulawesi, a region in southern Indonesia, the Toraja community joins together in an ancient funeral ceremony. This is said to be a festival where the dead and the living come together. This special ceremony is called Manene. It means the festival of cleaning the bodies. In this festival relatives gather together with members of the deceased’s family. The body is taken out of the pool and washed. According to this ritual, they believe that the dead person is still alive. The community here observes a special ritual to take care of him even after his death.

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People who see life in everything

The Toraja community believes that all objects are alive. Everything that is natural has a soul. From time immemorial they have believed that everything has life without distinguishing between living things and non-living things.

Death is not the end. There is no end to anything, there is a constant journey. Dying means that the people of Toroja still feel wounded. For this the Toroja people call him makula, which means a wounded person. Whoever dies is cared for as if he were alive, the injured should be cared for.