Death Rituals - Toraja | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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When do families take the preserved bodies of the deceased out of their graves for the Ma’nene Festival or the Ceremony of Cleaning Corpses?

At the end of August

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What is the name of the big event when the makula can finally be laid to rest?

Rambu Solo

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When a baby dies, his/her boday is placed in ___________

a palm tree

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What are some actions that the family performs out of respect and remembrance for their loved ones?

The family treats the deceased like any other family member as they speak with them, eat with them, and even meet guests with them.

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Does "mukala" mean 'still sick'?

Yes. They use this term instead of 'dead'

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What is the color of the flag that is placed outside the house when a death has occurred?

White

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One of these rituals is the sacrifice of _______

dozens of buffaloes and pigs, which are believed to help the deceased with their journey toward Puya, the realm where souls rest.

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Where is the body in the time that they are “still sick” prior to the funeral?

In the house.

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When alive, the people sleep facing the north, but in death they sleep towards the __________

south

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