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Eco-Mysticism as a Basis for Water Conservation in Sendang Tawun Ngawi Kasanah, Nur; aizurrahman, Hilmi F; Sajjad, Muhammad Husain As
Proceedings of Annual Conference for Muslim Scholars Vol 9 No 1 (2025): AnCoMS, Oktober 2025
Publisher : Koordinatorat Perguruan Tinggi Keagamaan Islam Swasta Wilayah IV Surabaya

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Water conservation amid the climate crisis requires a holistic approach based on eco-mysticism that integrates ecological knowledge with cultural and spiritual values. This study examines the role of local eco-mysticism as a basis for water conservation at Sendang Tawun, Ngawi. The research focuses on ritual practices and local beliefs of the Tawun community in preserving water sources. The aim is to understand the relationship between mystical rituals, customary prohibitions, and environmental conservation efforts. The method employed is qualitative research with a case study approach through in-depth interviews, participatory observation, and documentation. Data were obtained from traditional leaders, local communities, officials, vendors, and visitors. The findings show that local eco-mysticism is manifested through the Keduk Beji ritual and prohibitions against taking turtles, fish, and plants from the spring area. These beliefs are grounded in ancestral reverence, faith in spiritual guardians, and fear of misfortune. Such practices have proven effective in sustaining water sources, preserving traditions, and promoting tourism-based economies. Thus, eco-mysticism can serve as a model of culturally rooted water conservation.
Co-Authors Agus Setyawan aizurrahman, Hilmi F Alimatuss Zhahroh As Sajjad, Muhammad Husain Bambang Supriadi Bianda, Ryan Chandhani, Erika Divian Damayanti, Elok Efrianti, Rini Elysa Septiana Faizal Amir, Faizal Hadiyanto Hadiyanto Hafana, Ronald Fransisco I Ketut Mahardika Iza Hanifuddin, Iza Lia Alfi Karomah Melfi Mutia Arifin Muhammad Pandu Bagaskara Munifah Rahmawati Oktarina, Yetty Prabandari, Audri Mely Riski Saputra Rohmatullah, Dawam Multazamy Sajjad, Muhammad Husain As Salma, Ro’idah Sari, Novita Risna Subiki Subiki Sudarti Sudarti Suminto, Ahmad Titis Bayumargo Utoro Trapsilo Prihandono Wanto, Deri Wulandari, Pria Nur