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Since beginning, Bali Island was created as an Island of God, the throne of Gods. Many people called God as Ida Bhatara. However, the essence known and inspired as the term NYA is Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa. If there is any term of Dewa or Bhatara, it is the manifestation of the greatness of God or Atman in Hindu perspective. In conducting the essence of life, Balinese adhere Hindu Religion are supported with three basic concepts, namely: tattwa, susila, and upacara. Tattwa
Tattwa includes Panca Sraddha, the five belief adhered by Hindu religion, such
as :
In Hindu perspective, God is known as a term of Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa, which
means God, Almighty. The God is only one, though He has various names. From the
various names of God, there are three which are well known by the adherers of
Hindu in Bali, namely, Brahma, Visnu and Siva, which are called as Tri Murti.
Susila Susila is the aspect of Hindu religion implementation organizing good and right behavior. The basic of Susila learning is Tattwam Asi. By applying the good and right instruction will produce harmonious and suitable interaction among the people. Even, in Hindu it is not only known the interaction among the people but also interaction between mankind and God and between mankind and nature as understood in the concept of Tri Hita Karana. Tattwam Asi is meant as I is You, You is I. Thus, if we hurt other people, it means we also hurt ourselves. As in the Tattwam Asi concept, every human being is the same, as it is derived from the only paramatman.
The operational concept of susila with Tattwam Asi philosophy is expressed in
Tri Kaya Parisuddha, or three good and right behavior, such as : Upacara
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