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12/11/2023

Thank you to Buyer Forsight Buyer choosing us as the winners of the Common Sense Award. I also express my sincere gratitude, especially to the BSVLC team, who has supported every step of my journey. Today, we are declared winners. This victory is not just mine personally but a triumph for the entire BSVLC team and everyone who has contributed to the same cause.

In the words of Margaret Mead, 'Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.' This win is a testament to our collective efforts towards sustainability and positive change.

I extend my gratitude to everyone who has been part of this movement. Today, we celebrate not just a victory but a commitment to a sustainable future. Let's continue to inspire and make a difference together."

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18/04/2023

06/11/2022

Hai Famy ...

Terimakasih kunjungannya BRIDA DENPASAR.

Salam BSVLC - your Family in Bali.

01/04/2022

The pedanda siwa’s daily morning rites, “surya-sewana”, take approximately 50 minutes to an hour to carry out and are performed in the house-temple of the pedanda’s residence (griya) on a special pavilion called the bale pawedaan (see fig.1 to 7). The pedanda sits cross-legged in a padma āsana, not moving from this position through out, but performing elaborate hand movements (mudrā), ringing a hand bell, and manipulating various cult objects and materials, such as flowers, rice, incense and water. The practitioner’s eyes are closed, while words are continuously muttered inaudibly under the breath. He, or she, appears to be in a self-absorbed trance state, paying no attention to what is going on around them. The rite culminates with the pedanda creating holy water (tirta amerta), which he uses first to sprinkle on his own head and face and then gives the container to an assistant, who administers it to others present, or to those who have requested it to take home with them. The pedanda then rises and leaves the bale pawedaan, the ritual is over. These actions are plainly visible to any visitor who has access to the griya, and may be observed today all over bali.
While the aim of the ritual and how it is achieved are hardly transparent to an outside observer, almost any Balinese present can explain that the aim is to produce holy water and that this is achieved through the mystical power of the pedanda’s words and actions (more knowledgeable might say through his “yoga”), although precisely how is not known. Hooykaas (1966:9) notes that the term “surya-sevana” actually means “worship of the sun”, and thus is rather misleading since both text and rite are concerned with the production of holy water rather than sun worship.My observations of the rituals in many communities,and my questioning of informants, confirm that providing holy water constitutes the pedanda’s most important ritual function in the eyes of ordinary people.

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A Sacred Union of Love and Spirituality in Bali In the enchanting island of Bali, Indonesia, lies a unique and sacred wedding ceremony called “Pawiwahan.” Rooted in ancient Balinese traditions and Hindu beliefs, Pawiwahan is not just a union of two individuals, but a profound celebration that intertwines love, spirituality, and cultural heritage. Cultural Significance: Pawiwahan holds immense cultural significance in Bali as it is regarded as one of the most important rites of passage in Balinese society. It is a time-honored tradition that brings families together, strengthens social bonds, and upholds the values and customs that have been passed down through generations . www.balisibetan.com #PawiwahanTradition #SacredUnion #BaliWedding #LoveAndSpirituality #BalineseCustoms #CulturalHeritage #DivineBlessings #UnityInLove #TraditionalAttire #CommunityCelebration

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