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The Senoi believe in gentle spirits and use taboos to maintain control.

They go through great effort to not offend spirits and the heavenly god that cause thunder and lighting.

They usually hires religious specialist on the basis of their contact with the spirits in their dreams.

The biggest festival is held after the rice harvest and is tied in with Chinese New Year celebrations.

The Senoi believe everyone has several souls, including shadow souls that can be malevolent ghosts. The dead are usually buried on the other side of a stream from where people live because it is believed that ghost can not cross water.

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They sell forest products like rattan,resin,and wild bananas.
The senoi make mats and baskets and other products from bamboo,pandanus,and ratan.

The senoi have traditionally practiced subsistence slash - and - burn agriculture,primarily growing rice , maize and manioc and hunting and fishing.

the senoi grow crops in such a way that they can harvest them year round and always have a food supply no matter what happens.

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was most woman in the orang asli Senoi community are often encourage to consume food in large quantities to rebuild their strength and improve breast feeding, however they cannot eat salt.

beside salt, another example is it was stated that if a woman consumes pig meat post partum, she will fall the ground immediately 'convuse like a pig'. however as noted above, pig meat is forbidden to woman anyway.

during the post partum period, a woman and her baby are considered to be in a state of great vulnerability and danger. at this stage, the woman is especially cannot go into the particular places for example, rivers, lake, caves and hills. which is believed are guarded by spirits and should not be disturbed.

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Belief System
The Senoi believe in gentle spirits and use taboos to maintain control.
Religious specialist are usually chosen on the basis of their contact with the spirits in their dreams.
The Senoi believe everyone has several souls, including shadow souls that can be malevolent ghosts. The dead are usually buried on the other side of a stream from where people live because it is believed that ghost can not cross water. The dead are buried with some possessions, but they don’t have a clear concept of the afterlife.

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Religion
Orang Asli has belief in 3 main religions, they are more belief in Animism, Islam and Christianity.

·       Animism - 70% of Orang Asli practice traditional Animist regions and believe that there are spirits that dwell in inanimate object, such as tree and rock.

·       Islam - 15-20% of Orang Asli are Muslim, though the percentage of Orang Asli who are Muslim has been steadily increasing in more recent years, especially among the Proto-Malay.

·       Christianity - only 10% of Orang Asli are Christian.

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a significant number of indigenous children in peninsula Malaysia do not have access to preschool education. they attend standard one in hope to read, write and count. this puts them at a significant disadvantages right from the start. only 6 out of 100 orang asli children who enter standard one, complete their form 5 11 years later.

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marriage mores
marriage between blood relation / cousin is forbidden. groom and bride should be from the different place / land. the groom followed by 2 boys and 3 women. they burn the turtle skin to avoid fights in the marriage.

social mores
senoi peoples belief that if they insult the speed of turtles when they walk, they will get karma

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Groups traditionally have not had a strong head man.Groups form and breakup as needs applies.
the government has encourage them to choose leaders.When they did the leaders were chosen more on the basis of their verbal skills than wealth or family background.

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The norms was to delegate most decision - making pertaining to the adat ( tradition and custom ) and the security of the community to a council of ( male ) elders called the lembaga adat. however, in most orang asli communities, there was traditionally no leadership structure of any sort

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is the term used to describe the tribal or recently tribal people that live in peninsular Malaysia

The group of Orang Asli include Negrito (Semang), Senoi and Proto-Malay

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for fishing

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The Senoi are a group of slash-and-burn farmers that live in the rain-forested mountains and foothills of the Main mountains range, primarily in northeast Pahang and southeast Perak.

Their language is classified as members of the Aslian Branch of the Austroasiatic group of languages. Most of them also speak some Malay

The Senoi have arrived o the Malaya Peninsula about 8000 to 6000 B.C

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for hunting

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Marriages are generally fairly casual; divorces are common and sometimes brothers practice a form of wife swapping. Some practice modified Malay wedding ceremonies

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Some live in permanent villages where wet-land rice irrigation is used. Some live in semi-permanent settlements and move to slash-and-burn sites during the planting and harvest season.

Their traditional houses are made of wood, bamboo and bark and haven wove, palm-frond shingles

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In some places encourage by the government they grow rubber.

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This is the traditional skirt of Orang Asli, made from dried grass

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- Clothing made from natural materials such as tree barks like the terap, and grass skirts.
- Men wear a grass skirt and a loincloth, called chawat

- They usually wear rattan belt, to carry knives and other small necessary things.

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For income they sell forest products like rattan, resin and wild bananas.

The Senoi grow crops in such a way that they can harvest them year round and always have a food supply no matter what happens.

There are also problems with lalang grass. Basket traps are the primary fishing device.

Hunting used to done with blowguns and poison darts.

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Orang Asli of Peninsular Malaysia wore clothing made from natural materials such as tree barks like the terap, and grass skirts. Ornaments include skillfully woven headbands with intricate patterns that are made from leaf fronds