Greetings everyone,
I’m procrastinating on my replies but after much prompting I’ve decided to give my half cents worth of opinion. Do apologize if they don’t appeal to some for the way I perceive things may be peculiar and different from others.
Bram – The “
olah rasa” and “
gerak nurani” seems familiar but could you elaborate. If you’re hesitant please do email me at
hana_chu69@yahoo.com.sg to double confirm on my understanding.
Pak Alan – Hmm..I’m trying to simplify and you’re trying to confuse
..Anyway, those who are able to contextualize, relate and connect to your level of thinking (same frequency) will definitely benefit. I like the saying on “
offered as it is with a loving heart"”. My interpretation of
likeable=loving heart=sincerity. I find “
mental attitude” interesting and it may take you a lifetime to get it right.
Penangsang – I sympathizes with the man who become insane. It’s wise to source the origin of the keris and if it’s a Malay or Indonesian keris. For a Malay keris, the empu will usually recite (zikir) verses from the Holy Quran and khadam a Muslim. Of course, he will be angry if you go against his beliefs and principles. It is wise to get a person who is able to communicate with keris as in “
negotiate” or maybe there are other factors involved. Pray and hope that he will recover soon.
Usman – I maybe half Javanese but I still need to read up on Javanese culture, customs and rituals. Is it possible for you to elaborate definition on “
sukerto" and "
ruwat"? Can we apply them to keris and other pusaka items as well?
Sincerely,
Hana