THE INDONESIA JOURNEY - PART 3 : EXPLORING THE SPIRITUAL AND TRADITION HERITAGE OF BALI

Welcome to "Infinity Minds," a channel dedicated to the art of cultural exploration and culinary adventures! Join Kristian Hansen as he takes you on a mesmerizing journey through the heart of Bali people, specifically to the enchanting Dharma Kerti village.

Episode Highlights:

1. Pendet Dance : Symbolizing an Offering and Worship
Pendet is a traditional dance from Bali to greet and to welcome the audience and invite the spirit to enjoy of performance. Pendet is also Balinese dance presented as an offering to the ancestors. It is typically performed in traditional Balinese women's attire, wearing cloth and upper body covers, adorned with various flowers in long, flowing hair.

2. Jero Mangku : A Connector of The Community to God
Jero Mangku is a title for someone who has undergone the Dwijati process (reborn) as a holy person. A Pemangku has a very important role in society as a guide and a link between the people and the Creator.

3. Beleganjur : A Group That Performs Traditional Regional Music
A traditional Balinese ensemble consists of 'Gong,' 'Cymbals,' 'Kendang,' and 'Gamelan.' It is commonly used to accompany traditional Balinese ceremonies such as Melasti and Melancaran. Beleganjur refers to a marching ensemble, which now specifically relates to a set of gamelan instruments.

It is an honor to be able to experience joining in Dharma Kerti village. Harmony, peace, and tranquility can be found here. Even though this is not in Bali, the atmosphere and culture are still very strong. It is essential for preserving the culture.

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