Om Swastyastu Rahajeng Hari Raya Galungan Semeton sedharma semua, pada hari Rabu, 23 April 2025 Refleksi Galungan & Kuningan   Dharma/kebenaran melandasi Pikiran, Ucapan dan Tindakan manusia Memperoleh Artha berdasarkan Dharma Artha untuk mencapai tujuan/keinginan manusia Tujuan keharmonisan hidup manusia Bentuk implementasi THK Perjalanan spiritual menuju puncak THK Dimulai dari dasar yakni Lingkungan Kolaborasi Aksi nyata Shanti Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om The concept of balance and harmony in life is never separated from our belief in what and how nature occurs, the complexity of life is unthinkable with our logic. Human limitations and abilities in the journey to find the meaning of identity, from where to where and for what? The process of searching for the meaning of life has no beginning or end, the wise thing we can do is always try our best. Three values ​​to guide harmony in life and nature are known as "Tri Hita Kara"..  read mir more...

Installation of STOP Luutung signs Luu means trash, Tung means littering STOP Luutung means Stop littering, otherwise the name is Luutung or monkey Let's protect and preserve the environment together, rubbish will damage the ecosystem and the beauty of the environment. Installation of the Luutung STOP sign with the Head of Satpol PP Kab. Buleleng, represented by: Head of OPS, Mr. Agus Sastrawan  Head of LIDIK, Mr. Kadek Arnaya. Also joining were environmental practitioners and activists, the nature lovers group of SMAN 1 Singaraja and STAH MPU Kuturan, as well as the general public. Participants Click here Input: Suggestions/Messages/Criticism from STOP Luutunge Parade participants hopefully it goes smoothly and continues Hopefully this activity will continue because this activity is very useful and the activities carried out are very positive Hopefully this activity can make people aware about protecting the environment from being polluted by rubbish This activ...

The Meaning of Hydrangea Flowers Hydrangeas are also very popular in Bali, as they serve as offerings for religious ceremonies—specifically for canang. Balinese Hindus use canang daily, with an even greater demand for flowers during major religious festivals. In this article, the author focuses specifically on the hydrangea flower—a bloom frequently and widely used in canang offerings. Its inclusion is not a matter of strict requirement, but rather stems from the flower's beautiful shape and color, which make it visually appealing to arrange and enhance the overall aesthetic beauty of the canang itself. Many Balinese people who use this flower are often unaware of its origins. It was originally introduced from outside Bali as an ornamental plant for home gardens. Its cultivation expanded from the highlands of Tabanan Regency to the upland areas of Buleleng Regency—specifically the villages of Wanagiri, Asah Gobleg, and Gesing. Hydrangeas hold various meanings based on the beliefs a...