being global villager

the reason why I choose this blog in english text is :
First, I decide to be global villagers, its mean I want to transmit my idea, my expression, my opinion or any word else (but please, understand my lack in english!) for the another global villager abroad the world.

Second, Consider about 'stupid idea' bout gathering a buck pocket from about google adsense. Poor me, that 'machine of money' unvailable in my language, Indonesia. Yups, that true my homeland, Indonesia is called the third wolrd. So, dear world, I belive most of you don't even hear about this country. The real village, real place, I stand is a land that occupy as Indonesia country.

Third, in contrary to my existance as indonsian poepole, e poor country, I realize that not much people know exactly bout my country. It's such beutifull place where the tropical forest still exist (althought it's now threaten by illegal loging)

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Djamasan of Onthel Bike

(17 Desember 2009) For the Javanese people, Suro is very special day. Suro is a new day for the Javanese calendar system according to the lunar system and Moslem Calendar System. As usual to celebrate the New Year day, there many unique ceremonial held. Mostly Javanese people will do ‘Tirakat’ an all along night staid awake without sleep. Of course, there many activity to fill this ‘Tirakat’ time, from performing ‘puppet show’, praying ‘sholawat’, visit a sacred place, etc. There is also common tradition for Javanese people to cleaning up their traditional weapon, horse, special pet (usually bird), and any other special thinks. This tradition called Djamasan, used sacred water with a packet of flowers and mystique oil. Instead of the tradition, recently for many Javanese people doing Djamasan is just a common life style. Even, there still remain the motif of doing this ceremonial to obtain symbolic meanings as cleaning up both physically and spiritually to prepare for this new y...

Mr. Agus ‘Tahu’

I have friend from Poland who hate to eat ‘Tahu’. So, during his visiting to Indonesi a all mostly he did when buying something food or snack at ‘warung’ (specially Indonesian named for small shop sell foods or beverages) about asking if their any ‘tahu’ ingredient on the foods they sell. Because, eating about vegetables soup, Gado-gado, soto or ells, mostly ‘contaminated’ with tahu. Mostly Indonesian people are like to eat ‘Tahu’ from fried tahu, boiled tahu with sweet-spices inside, fried chips tahu, until pieces a tahu as many of foods ingredient. However, I try to explain to my friend who hate tahu if it have good vitamins and haminerals. It made by the white soybean even the issues of how it produced is bit of nasty. Then finally, my friend who hate tahu witness it himself at the Mr. Agus Tahu’s home ‘tahu’ production. Mr Agus ‘Tahu’ is Javanese who had been living in district Tangkiling, Palangkaraya, Middle Kalimantan for about 4 years already since he had decide ...

street contemporary dance named jathilan

It was almost 15 years ago when I was a child to see Jathilan performance at my kampoong. It was almost 15 years so, that Jathilan still pretty similar, a simple music instrument from piece of gamelan which are Kempol, Bonang and Gendang. This instrument and dance seem to be quite old traditional dancer as older as the Javanese culture it self. Running through a struggle circumstances of many epoch alteration from the past until this modern era. Kempol is part of Gamelan instument from Javanese made of metal brass or iron shape as cupola and hit by hammer made of wood. Beside, ‘Bonang’ is another part of Gamelan almost similar with ‘Kempol’ but more 2 times bigger. So the two of them will hit simultaneously as the rhythm of the Jatilan dancer who will follow the tempo. ‘Pong..pong…pong…pong…pong…dil…pong..’ Then with the sudden, smashing of the ‘kendang’ sorounding all the environment with the beat sound likely tribal ceremonial scene. The dancer of the ...

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