Bali ~ Funeral Ceremony ~
Can you spot the coffin? We couldn’t tell at all where their coffin was.
After coming back to Malaysia, I did some research about funeral in Bali and found this information from BaliBlog:
“The Balinese cremation is always one of happiness and because their religion is based upon respect for and worship of God and ancestors, the Balinese believe that death itself is not the end of all matters but instead a new beginning. They celebrate in death and it’s a joyous time. With a cremation ritual the body is dissolved and returned to its original elements. The Balinese believe they must free the soul for its journey into the next life, or existence. It’s an amazing series of events and one as an outsider should witness at least once on their visits to Bali. It is believed that failure to free the soul (roh) will result in the soul becoming a ghost causing havoc amongst the village and that the Balinese fear. It is believed that the soul cannot be freed as long as there is a body thus the destroying of the corpse by the elements of water, fire and earth is essential.”
ooo like dat huh…
keep it up!
nice info!
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I recently spent two months in Indonesia, but was unable to visit Bali during that time, so I am greatful for blogs like your that let us see things we would not experience otherwise. Thank you for sharing. I look forward to keeping up with your future posts.
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Nice article!!!! It’s really interesting…….. Thanks for sharing the information. Hope you will doing well!!!!
I bet this was very interesting, I couldnt see a coffin either, maybe it’s done a different way there.
Probably the coffin just looks different from the normal coffin and thus, we overlooked.
Wow… That’s like a parade!
I wwant mine to be like that.
Wah.. you are so open-minded.. it’s funeral leh.. LOL
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Rituals, tradition and culture play in integral belonging to Balinese life. Most of Bali follow a 12-month lunar calender and a 210 day ritual cycle, called the pawukon cycle calender.
I think Bali is one of the international destination for tourism, many foreign tourists who come to fill the holiday