Did you know that Indonesia was chosen to host World Tourism Day (WTD) in 2022? The award as host is inseparable from the government's efforts to continue to introduce Indonesia's tourism potential, which is rich in the values and culture of each indigenous tribe from Sabang to Merauke. From art tools, traditional traditions, to exotic traditional tourist destinations.
But actually, the wealth of values and culture passed down from generation to generation is not only in the form of objects or traditional traditions. There are also philosophies that are interpreted as the view of life of our ancestors, which are expected to be a provision for the next generation of the nation to live a harmonious life. From thousands of philosophies that are preserved into routine habits in daily activities, we present some explanations of 6 philosophies of Indonesian tribes, maybe one of them you recognize! Let's take a look at the following review:
1. Sakai Sambayan
is a way of life of the Lampung people which means giving to someone or a group of people in the form of objects and services as a sign of good faith.
2. Waras, Wareg, Wastra, Wisma, Widya
The Tengger tribe - East Java has 5 views that reflect the foundation of the community's life expectancy in having a prosperous life. These values include Waras (healthy), Wareg (full), Wastra (having clothes), Wisma (having a place to live), and Widya (mastering science & technology, knowledgeable, and skilled). These values are expected to be the foundation in having a prosperous life.
3. Bakayuh Baimbai
is a way of life of the Banjar tribe - South Kalimantan, which means bearing work together or gotong royong.
4. Si Tou Timou Tumou Tou
The desire to continue to gain knowledge and knowledge or make each other smart, in the belief of the Minahasa people - South Sulawesi, is referred to as Si Tou Timou Tumou Tou.
5. Tri Hita Karana
Balinese people believe that humans need to maintain relationships with fellow humans, the surrounding nature, and God in order to create happiness called Tri Hita Karana.
6. Satu Tungku Tiga Batu
One Furnace Three Stones, is a way of life of the Papuan people that symbolizes brotherhood between humans, and is not differentiated based on ethnicity, religion, race, and intergroup (SARA).
These are some of the unique philosophies of life passed down and maintained by our nation. Let's make this cultural heritage a reference to live a better life. Because in fact, every value passed down by our nation's ancestors has a good meaning for the next generation.
Medion, as a strong and quality multinational company, created the Medion Care value inspired by Indonesia's cultural heritage in the hope of harmoniously providing innovative and comprehensive solutions to add value to all stakeholders. In 2022, Medion paints the charm of these cultures and philosophies in a work, namely the “Medion Calendar for 2022” with the theme of the Indigenous Philosophy of the Archipelago.
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