According to the post: The tribe who cut off their fingers for mourning... The Dani tribe.... The Dani tribe in Indonesia, who live completely dependent on their own traditions, are considered the ...

The 'Dani' tribe lived uncontacted by the outside world until 1938, when they were accidentally discovered tucked away in the Highlands of West Papua, Indonesia. Their homeland in the Baliem ...

When a beloved member of their community or a loved one dies, the women of the Dani tribe perform an act that may seem extreme to outsiders but is deeply rooted in their traditions. Recommended ...

Emotional pain is part of the grieving process for most of us — but for the women of the Dani tribe it involves physical pain too. When their loved ones die, female members of the remote ...

The women of the Dani tribe of Papua, Indonesia, practice the tradition of ritually amputating parts of their fingers when a loved one dies. Rating: In late-October 2024, a post on Facebook ...