Javanese Tradition Of Burying Baby Placenta
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Once the importance of the role of placenta babies to grow fetal development when in the womb, the Java people do the baby after birth quite well, although the main task is considered completed.
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This looks horror because I'm also the first time to see this, it's like doing murder, I'm burying this night because I just got home at night. And I buried it. After buried I had to do one more thing again
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I do not call spirits / devils, this is the tradition! I have to put a candle for 35 days but my mother said just put it 2 days , This is so that the placenta and the baby is always given (light).
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I would have never have found out about this interesting custom that the Japanese do!
Thanks @blackswith12
That Not Japanese but Javanese In Indonesia :)
Thank you for sharing your culture with us.
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