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|Name of Book=Bali Art, Culture & Legends | |Name of Book=Bali Art, Culture & Legends | ||
− | |Photograph= | + | |Photograph=Cover.jpg |
− | |Publisher=Suwecan Widhi | + | |Publisher=Suwecan Widhi, Kindle (2nd Edition eBook) |
− | |Publication date=1999 | + | |Publication date=1999, June 2018 2nd Edition |
− | |Where to buy= | + | |Where to buy=https://www.facebook.com/SuwecanWidhi (Amazon links on FB Homepage) |
|Information={{Book/Information | |Information={{Book/Information | ||
− | |Description of information= | + | |Description of information=Exploring the daily life, culture, religion, and legends that form the heart and soul of one of the most prestigious and mysterious spiritual culture alive in the world. The book is inspired by my personal experience living within the community village called Banjar for over 10 years, participating in cultural and religious activities. |
+ | I've come to realise that it was my destiny, that I was chosen somehow, and that it was revealed to me in a series of visions and events in the course of my life, which eventually led me to Bali, albeit initial resistance. | ||
+ | The text and stories are based on the actual Bali Hindu- Buddha teachings and scriptures gathered, summarized and translated from official mythology and schoolbooks. I did my best, with some help, to bring flow to the stories without personal influence or hearsay. Also, there aren’t any comparisons made with India's Hindu beliefs, but for some footnotes when relevant. | ||
+ | Traditionally, the stories are passed down through the generations mostly via verbal singing called kekawin, heard in temple ceremonies and Wayang puppet plays. These were written in an ancient script called Aksara Bali, a variant of India’s Sanskrit. | ||
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− | |Author=Yves Tulsi | + | |Author=Yves CJ Boutin |
− | |Subject=legends, culture, religion, | + | (aka Tulsi Das), Ni Luh Edyawati (translator), |
+ | |Subject=legends, culture, religion, spiritual life, | ||
|Illustrator=I Gusti Ngurah Darsana, | |Illustrator=I Gusti Ngurah Darsana, | ||
− | |Contributor=Buana Bali | + | |Contributor=Tulsi Das - Buana Bali (op) |
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Revision as of 20:15, 26 June 2018
- Title
- Bali Art, Culture & Legends
- Original language
- Author(s)
- Illustrator(s)
- I Gusti Ngurah Darsana
- Publisher
- Suwecan Widhi, Kindle (2nd Edition eBook)
- ISBN
- —
- Publication date
- 1999, June 2018 2nd Edition
- Subjects
- legends
- culture
- religion
- spiritual life
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Description(s)
Exploring the daily life, culture, religion, and legends that form the heart and soul of one of the most prestigious and mysterious spiritual culture alive in the world. The book is inspired by my personal experience living within the community village called Banjar for over 10 years, participating in cultural and religious activities. I've come to realise that it was my destiny, that I was chosen somehow, and that it was revealed to me in a series of visions and events in the course of my life, which eventually led me to Bali, albeit initial resistance. The text and stories are based on the actual Bali Hindu- Buddha teachings and scriptures gathered, summarized and translated from official mythology and schoolbooks. I did my best, with some help, to bring flow to the stories without personal influence or hearsay. Also, there aren’t any comparisons made with India's Hindu beliefs, but for some footnotes when relevant. Traditionally, the stories are passed down through the generations mostly via verbal singing called kekawin, heard in temple ceremonies and Wayang puppet plays. These were written in an ancient script called Aksara Bali, a variant of India’s Sanskrit.
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