I went to his jero in Tebesaya, Ubud, several years ago. peaceful and welcome. The caretaker of the jero let me wandering around his precious works. Balinese should look back to him. How life is not about money and amusement! But to serve and work.
poor? id say lucky to make it that long. besides, in this culture, as is said in the clip, he "chose" when to die, and i didn't see any one crying. it was a celebration, of a mans life. for them death has a different meaning than from us. all cultures are different, and have different ways of doing things. the man was not poor, we was happy, and had a good life as far is any one can tell. im in cultural anthropology, this is what i do essays on every week, i hope this helped you to understand =)
Can you upload the rest of this video by any chance? I think it is called "lempad of Bali"
fucla07 1 year ago
I went to his jero in Tebesaya, Ubud, several years ago. peaceful and welcome. The caretaker of the jero let me wandering around his precious works. Balinese should look back to him. How life is not about money and amusement! But to serve and work.
jamonbelleza 2 years ago
Wow! That's so neat / sad! :o The poor man!
krissmas123 3 years ago
poor? id say lucky to make it that long. besides, in this culture, as is said in the clip, he "chose" when to die, and i didn't see any one crying. it was a celebration, of a mans life. for them death has a different meaning than from us. all cultures are different, and have different ways of doing things. the man was not poor, we was happy, and had a good life as far is any one can tell. im in cultural anthropology, this is what i do essays on every week, i hope this helped you to understand =)
edsch21988 3 years ago