The bodies after long preparation are put inside wooden bulls. The bulls burn for a long time. The ashes are then thrown into the sea or a river.
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This is a bad ass way to go right here.
If the body is gone, how can the gospel of the flesh continue.
Fuck yea. I could go with that.
Looks to me like that one on the left is hanging from a chain?
Flaming piñatas!
Does this have anything to do with Baal or Moloch?
From Wikipedia: 93.18% of Bali’s population adheres to Balinese Hinduism, while most of the remainder follow Islam.
Ba’al is just a title like Lord or Master. But if the bodies inside these bulls were still alive and being burnt as a sacrifice to someone, then this would be Moloch