Yes, you are referring to a ritual practiced by some communities in Nepal, particularly during the festival of Dashain, which is dedicated to the goddess Durga. In some Nepali communities, including certain tribes or ethnic groups, animal sacrifices, particularly of bulls or buffaloes, are made to honor Durga. This practice is symbolic of Durga's victory over the demon Mahishasura, who, according to Hindu mythology, could transform between a buffalo (bull) and a human. Mahishasura is often depicted as a powerful demon who took the form of a buffalo, and the goddess Durga slayed him after a fierce battle, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. The buffalo sacrifice during Dashain reflects this mythological connection, symbolizing the destruction of evil forces. However, animal sacrifice is not universally practiced by all Nepali Hindus, and the significance of the sacrifice can vary by region and tradition. Some communities emphasize non-violent forms of worship, like offering fruits, flowers, and coconuts.
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