Tarok Passover. Abednego Sir Pz
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Is the TAROH Passover a coincidence with that of Israelites?
Usually, a Tarohman will kill an animal and smears it blood on the wall right at the entrance of his house. He does this with a belief that if an epidemic comes and sees the blood, it's will pass without entering the compound to inflict members of his family.
All the Taroh people believe that, if the blood is not smeared on the wall right on the door of the traditional Passover an epidemic will definitely attack the members of his family, these beliefs are also done with the wearing of a string on the wrist or neck of each family member.
These strings are made from skin of animals. But if an illness attacks the family despite the two actions he will find a solution to that by going to a traditional healer.
He may consult an oracles man called "UNim uga Ivak to invoke and solution is found.
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