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Menginjak Gas Mencari Tuhan: Esai Reflektif Mengenai Kaum Pinggiran di Kota Malang Ramadhani, I Gusti Ngurah Aswin
Perspektif Vol. 6 N.º 2 (2011): Desember 2011
Publisher : Aditya Wacana Pusat Pengkajian Agama Dan Kebudayaan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69621/jpf.v6i2.231

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The article argues way of life of the Javanese, particularly those who live in the pheriphery of the society, the so-called people of the margins. They believe that God has provided everything for everybody that should be accepted faithfully, for God is the One who is full of love and compassion. In so doing, everybody, no matter which social group he/she belongs to will live his/her life in thankfulness, fidelity, and honesty. The Javanese call it nerima ing pandum, a kind of local genius enlivened by kawruh kejawen (Javanese gnosis). Based on this religiosity which corresponds to Benedictine tradition of ora et labora, the writer then reflects theologically the way people in the industrilized world of today should deal with their daily lives. We can learn a lot from people of the margins how to manage our personal lives as well as to organize our community in God's providence.
Barong dan Rangda: Memaknai Sebuah Kearifan Lokal dari Budaya Bali Ramadhani, I Gusti Ngurah Aswin
Perspektif Vol. 6 N.º 1 (2011): Juni 2011
Publisher : Aditya Wacana Pusat Pengkajian Agama Dan Kebudayaan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69621/jpf.v6i1.237

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One of the wellkown Balinese sacred art is 'Barong and Rangda' dance, which symbolises the two supernatural and complementary powers, namely the good and the evil, the white and the black, the right and the left. The writer argues that it actually has a very long history, an encounter and acculturation of various traditions, such as of the Javanese Hinduism, the Chinese culture, and the religious tradition and cosmology of the Balinese. If one wants to comprehend the Balinese way of life, he or she should have to understand these two supernatural powers which are basically complementary to each other.
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