Tiwah is a typical ceremony of Daya

Tiwah is a typical ceremony of Dayak tribe in Central Kalimantan. The ceremony is also known as the biggest sacred ceremony. It is intended to deliver the soul or spirit of a dead man or also known as Salumpuk Liau toward heaven as his final testing place (Lewu Liau). It is also to discharge misfortunes for the family left behind and to until the status of window or widower of the wife or husband. According to Kaharingan, a traditional belief of Dayak tribe, the spirit of the deceased will remain on earth and will not get in heaven (Lewu Luau) without going through Tiwah Ceremony.

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Tiwah je tipičan ceremonija Dayak plemena u Srednjoj Kalimantan. Svečanosti je također poznat kao najveći svete ceremonije. Namjera je da dostavi dušu ili duh mrtvaca ili također poznat kao Salumpuk Liau prema nebu kao svoj konačni testiranje mjesto (Lewu Liau). To je i isprazni nesreća za porodicu ostavio iza sebe i da se do statusa prozora ili udovac od supruga ili suprug. Prema Kaharingan, tradicionalni uvjerenje Dayak plemena, duh pokojnika će ostati na zemlji i neće dobiti na nebu (Lewu Luau) bez prolaska kroz Tiwah ceremonije.