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Sungkeman can be proof that you have shown humility, self-awareness, and also a form of gratitude for all your good fortune.
10 April 2024 04:29
Brilio.net - As an Indonesian, you are certainly familiar with the term sungkeman. As is known, sungkeman has become part of this country's traditional and cultural procession which continues to be passed down from generation to generation.
Sungkeman is the embodiment of honor and humility and is proof of the younger generation's devotion to other groups of people. Especially on Eid al-Fitr, we often see sungkeman activities in various circles. This is a sign of obedience and high respect for those who are older. Apart from that, sungkeman can also help you realize that you would not have reached this point without the loving helping hand of your parents.
Even so, there are quite a few people who do not understand the meaning behind sungkeman. Those who do not know the meaning of sungkeman, only consider this activity as a normal routine carried out during Eid.
There are also people who consider sungkeman as proof that they are inferior to other people. In order to straighten out some of these perceptions, you can understand more deeply the meaning of sungkeman during Hari Raya so that you can understand the meaning behind this activity.
No need to wait any longer, please read this article until the end. The following is an article about getting to know the meaning of sungkeman during Hari Raya, making the atmosphere of Eid more solemn. As reported by brilio.net from various sources, Wednesday (10/4).
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The term sungkeman comes from Javanese which means prostration or a sign of devotion. The sungkem or sungkeman activity is a traditional procession carried out by a young person towards an older person. The purpose of doing sungkeman is a form of respect and a form of apology for all the mistakes that have been made.
Sungkeman activities are often found during Eid al-Fitr. The process starts from the older to the younger groups taking turns bowing to each other and shaking hands until it is finished. Don't forget to apologize and ask for blessings and blessings from your parents for a better future.
Sungkeman can be proof that you have shown humility, self-awareness, and also a form of gratitude for all the good fortune that has been given to you from childhood to adulthood. Parents as people who receive the sign of sungkem will feel respected and will always love their children and other young people. Make the Eid moment the most special day to love each other with signs of respect from young people to their parents.
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The following is the meaning of the sungkeman activity which is part of the culture of Indonesian society during Eid al-Fitr:
The first meaning of sungkem is to realize the desire to train humility and soul. As ordinary humans who are not free from sin and mistakes, we should bow our heads and humble ourselves.
With sungkem, we are like humans who bow down and respect other people, especially parents. At a special moment like Eid, routinely loving and forgiving one another can be a means of practicing humility. Sungkeman during Eid is proof of our devotion as young people to their parents.
Another meaning of sungkem is as a manifestation of gratitude from a child or young person towards their parents. This gratitude is manifested in body gestures that show obedience and respect for elders.
Thank you for all their sacrifices and gifts from childhood to adulthood. On Eid al-Fitr, sungkeman also shows gratitude for his open heart in accepting the apology submitted.
The third meaning of sungkeman is as a manifestation of regret and apology for all mistakes and mistakes that have been made. As an ordinary human being, during this life we have certainly made mistakes, both intentional and unintentional.
The apology is addressed to your parents for all the bad actions you have committed. With sungkeman, the relationship between you and your parents will become closer and more harmonious. During Eid, sungkeman can be a sacred and solemn activity to ask for forgiveness and forgiveness from all family members for all the mistakes you have made in the past year.
Eid is a special day for all people, especially young people and young people. Doing sungkeman for older people can be a manifestation of making them aware of your shortcomings.
Even though sungkem is done with a bowing gesture, this does not mean you are lower than other people. In fact, bowing your head and apologizing to your elders is a step of devotion that is full of nobility. The hope is that after completing the sungkeman, you can gain the wisdom behind it all.
The final meaning of sungkeman during Hari Raya is to ask for prayers, blessings and blessings from parents. All of these requests are very useful for continuing life after Eid. The hope is that in the following days the child can obtain goodness, benefit, safety, happiness both during life in this world and in the afterlife.
That's an article about getting to know the meaning of sungkeman during Hari Raya, making the atmosphere of Eid more solemn. The hope is that once you know the meaning of sungkeman during Hari Raya, you can do it with full solemnity. Do sungkeman as a form of your devotion to your parents, and ask for all goodness in the future to always be with you.
Author: mgg/Zidan Fajri
Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
