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    Traditional animist beliefs have persisted despite the Christian influence of Dutch colonization. Animal sacrifice continues to be an important feature of the funeral proceedings, being a major conduit to aiding the deceased in their journey into the afterlife. Pigs are sacrificed as gifts of food that the deceased can give to their ancestors when they arrive.: by davidq, Views[716]
         		 In Indonesia's Tana Toraja, it is traditionally believed that death is not a sudden, dreaded event, but a gradual process toward Puya, the land of souls or afterlife. When a death occurs, the community comes together at the sound of a gong to do what they can to guide the deceased to their ancestors in the afterlife.: by davidq, Views[1071]
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         		 What I found in my friend’s front yard – A boy was sitting in front of fence, waiting the evening to come to open his night food stall together with his friends. When the night comes, there’ll be a crowd in front of my friend’s house caused by this food stall. : by rahma_anugrah, Views[444]
         		 What I found in my friend’s front yard – One of friends, he’s preparing the mini grill for toasting the fishes. We used wood charcoal & unused papers for the grill, making the grill produced much smoke.: by rahma_anugrah, Views[321]
         		 What I found in my friend’s front yard – One of friends, she’s chopping the fresh fishes near water faucet in the front yard. (South Sulawesi is well-known for its seafood. It’s easy for us to get those fishes here.): by rahma_anugrah, Views[449]
     
    What I found in my friend’s front yard – The children were trying to hug my friend when I said, “Hey, look, guys!! He’s your uncle!” What an innocent children.: by rahma_anugrah, Views[304]
         		 What I found in my friend’s front yard – They’re unknown children who may live around the neighborhood. When they saw a little crowd here, they just suddenly came. They watched what we’re doing at that time. Then they’re playing together like they own the front yard. I was really surprised when they saw me capturing their picture, and suddenly they laughed till falling to the ground. I love seeing them laughing like that.: by rahma_anugrah, Views[349]
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         		 Donation Box: by stepping_foot, Views[237]
         		 The Melted Cassette: by stepping_foot, Views[314]
     
    The Livestock Bones: by stepping_foot, Views[273]
         		 One of Merapi Eruption Victims House: by stepping_foot, Views[232]
         		 The Old Rock Miners in Merapi: by stepping_foot, Views[264]
         		 by ardihardiansyah, Views[198]
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         		 Me: by stepping_foot, Views[101]
         		 Donation Box: by stepping_foot, Views[130]
         		 The Melted Cassette: by stepping_foot, Views[228]
         		 The Livestock Bones: by stepping_foot, Views[143]
     
    One of Merapi Eruption Victims House: by stepping_foot, Views[158]
         		 the crowd : by lunaticjournal, Views[273]
         		 spin up the gansing: by lunaticjournal, Views[274]
         		 catch the finish line using engrang: by lunaticjournal, Views[275]
         		 straight to the hole: by lunaticjournal, Views[271]
     
    discussion before the match: by lunaticjournal, Views[241]
         		 Rainbow in Seram Island: by chiijourney, Views[169]
         		 Through Mountains: by chiijourney, Views[127]
         		 Sky and Sea: by chiijourney, Views[101]
         		 A Beautiful Island from Helicopter: by chiijourney, Views[118]
     
    Half Raining: by chiijourney, Views[132]
         		 making a living (a mother who is selling food. Almost all of the merchandise in : by harisalfa, Views[207]
         		 Traditional Horse Race 2012 in Bukittinggi West Sumatera : by harisalfa, Views[377]
         		 Taruko (Bukittinggi, West Sumatera: by harisalfa, Views[579]
         		 New Year Eve at Jam Gadang (Clock Tower) Bukittinggi, West Sumatera: by harisalfa, Views[556]
     
    Jam Gadang in Night (Clock Tower) Bukittinggi, West Sumatera: by harisalfa, Views[438]
         		 This is me my last night in freedom, before entering a commitment of silence and non distraction, a meditation curse of 10 days in isolation, meditating from 4 am until 9 pm. : by sonschas, Views[115]
         		 groom and bride: by yoyoisjojo, Views[504]
         		 pelaminan: by yoyoisjojo, Views[600]
         		 Tari Gelombang (Gelombang Dance): by yoyoisjojo, Views[811]
     
    Tabuik Gandang Tasa (Playing Gendang Tasa): by yoyoisjojo, Views[1293]
         		 The Old Rock Miners in Merapi: by stepping_foot, Views[175]
         		 speed!: by thisismyjourney, Views[210]
         		 peace: by thisismyjourney, Views[204]
         		 i'm waiting: by thisismyjourney, Views[196]
     
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