You Can Run But You Can't Hide

You Can Run But You Can't Hide

Mystic Java

Kejawen (Javanese Kejawèn) is a belief that is mainly embraced on the island of Java by the Javanese and other ethnic groups who settled in Java. Genesis is essentially a philosophy in which its existence exists since the Javanese (Javanese: Wong Jawa ꦮꦺꦴꦁꦗꦮ, Krama: Tiyang Jawi ꦠꦾꦁꦗꦮꦶ) is present. It can be seen from his universal teachings and always adheres side by side with the religion held in his day. The Jewish scriptures and manuscripts do not affirm his teachings as a religion despite having behavior. Kejawen also can not be separated from the religion adopted because the philosophy of Kejawen is based on religious teachings held by the Javanese philosopher.
The Javanese had always acknowledged the unity of God to become the core of the teachings of the Kejawen, that is to direct the human beings: Sangkan Paraning Dumadhi (lit. "Where did the return of the servant of the Lord come from?") And to form the soul as a word with his god: Manunggaling Kawula lan Gusthi (lit. "The merging of the Servant and the Lord"). From that unity, Kejawen teachings have the following mission:

Mamayu Hayuning Pribadhi (as a blessing for oneself)
Mamayu Hayuning Kaluwarga (as a blessing for the family)
Mamayu Hayuning Sasama (as a blessing for fellow human beings)
Mamayu Hayuning Bhuwana (as a mercy to the universe)
in contrast to the abangan the kejawen are relatively obedient to their religion, by abstaining from their religious prohibitions and carrying out their religious orders while maintaining their identity as indigenous people, since the teachings of Javanese philosophy indeed encourage obedience to their god. So it is not surprising that there are many schools of philosophy of kejawen according to their religion, such as: Islam Kejawen, Hindu Kejawen, Kristen Kejawen, Kejawen Kejawen, Kejawen Kapitayan (Belief) while still carrying out their custom and culture which is not contrary to their religion.

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Ojek

Becak

Becak (from Hokkien: be chia "horse-drawn carriage") is a three-wheeled mode of transportation commonly found in Indonesia and also in parts of Asia. The normal capacity of the rickshaw is two passengers and a driver. Becoming a pedicab driver is one of the easiest ways to earn a living, so the number of becak drivers in the high unemployment area will be very high. Pedicabs were banned in Jakarta around the end of the 1980s. The official reason was that becak was "human exploitation of man", and becak was replaced by Bajaj, Helicak.

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Volcanic Ash Rain

impact of eruption of kelud mountain

Kelud eruption 2014 is a series of volcanic events that occurred in Mount Kelud, East Java, Indonesia. Seismic activity began in early February 2014, precisely on February 2, 2014, when its status was raised to Waspada which eventually led to a large volcanic eruption on Thursday, February 13, 2014 which catapulted volcanic material to cover almost the entire island of Java

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Merapi

Living with a volcano in your backyard

Mount Merapi (summit height 2.930 mdpl, per 2010) is a volcano in the middle of Java Island and is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia. The southern slopes are in Sleman district administration, Yogyakarta Special Region, and the rest are in Central Java Province, Magelang regency on the west side, Boyolali regency on the north and east side, and Klaten regency on the southeast side. Forest areas around the peak of Mount Merapi National Park area since 2004.
This mountain is very dangerous because according to modern records eruption every two to five years and is surrounded by very dense settlements. Since 1548, this mountain has erupted as many as 68 times. The town of Magelang and the city of Yogyakarta is the nearest big city, is less than 30 km from the peak. On the slopes there are still settlements up to a height of 1700 m and only four kilometers from the summit

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Solo Village Atmosphere

Solo Village Atmosphere

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Seen on the streets of Solo, Indonesia.
Old man staying in front of his house. The house was full of garbage. Taken in the
city of Surakarta, Indonesia.
solo village atmosphere, bath bro

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Age Lines

Parents

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Seen on the streets of Solo, Indonesia.
Old man staying in front of his house. The house was full of garbage. Taken in the
city of Surakarta, Indonesia.


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Monkey Mask

Monkey Mask

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Seen on the streets of Solo, Indonesia.

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1 o'clock in the night and these guys were playing chess. Solo, Indonesia.

Solo 24 Hour
1 o'clock in the night and these guys were playing chess. Solo, Indonesia.

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