Mrs. Putri Koster Asks the Peoples of Overseas, Jati Bali Village to Avoid Crystallizing Themselves
- 03 November 2019
- 23:46 WITA
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Balitopnews.com, Kendari
Head of the TP PKK Bali Province Mrs Putri Koster had the opportunity to visit the Balinese village in Kendari named Jati Bali Village, located in Ranometo Subdistrict, Konawe Selatan Regency, on Sunday (3 November 2019), shortly before back to Bali.
In her brief sympathy, Mrs. Putri Koster was very proud and appreciated the harmony of Balinese manners in the Jati Bali Village. To continue to maintain harmony between Bali's interfaith boarding and interfaith manners that are overseas, Putri Koster urges people not to crystallize themselves, so that they can blend in with other communities and the life of mutual care and mutual assistance can be maintained properly.
Furthermore, Mrs. Putri Koster also asked the community to continue to practice the teachings of Tri Hita Karana, so that the harmony of the individual's relationship with God, the community and the surrounding environment can be well established. "In the middle we uphold the customs and culture of Bali, but if there is overseas we must also respect existing customs and culture, so what can be collaborated should be collaborated so that we can live side by side in harmony and mutual respect," She said.
Meanwhile, Head of Jati Bali Village, Made Arnawan, expressed his gratitude for the visit from the Chairman of TP PKK Bali Province who is also the wife of the Governor of Bali. He said that Jati Bali Village had been formed since 1968 and currently had 300 families. In addition, at this time the Jati Bali Village has also been named as a traditional and cultural village in South Konawe Regency
Therefore, in carrying out his mandate as a traditional village, he will continue to learn about how to build a good traditional village, and will always ask for guidance from the Government of the Province of Bali, especially the Governor of Bali. "For this reason, I ask that as a member of the overseas community, the Provincial Government of Bali will not forget us, but on the other hand, please pay attention to us because after all we are part of the Balinese people who were previously willing to migrate to this place," he pleaded.
The brief event, which seemed very meaningful for the people of Jati Bali Village and the entire community really enjoyed the entertainment of songs and poems from Mrs. Putri Koster. (Balitopnews.com/MD/Hms)
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