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                                                    IInternational Seminar on Friday, June 2, 2017

Greeting From Chair Of Commitee

Dear honorable guests and participants,

It is our pleasure to welcome you on this happy occasion. We feel very honoured to carry out the 1st International Seminar organized by the Faculty of Dharma Duta, State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar with the main themes of the seminar are Communication, Tourism, Culture, Law, and Social Sciences, held on Friday, the 2nd June 2017 at The Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel in Sanur Bali, Indonesia.  The Balinese Life Concept of Tri Hita Karana The is one of fundamental philosophies of the Hindu Religion concept taking three angle points of harmony life concept. The concept of Tri Hita Karana is very popular as well as implemented throughout the Balinese life. Furthermore, it is also implemented by hotels, restaurants, tourist destination area, governments, campus, schools, hospitals and other buildings. Moreover, other countries have also adopted this life concept because very important to keep the life balances and earth. The BalineseTraditional Architecture is not only monumentally, but also has the aspect philosophies and religious. The cosmogony is oneness of three worlds (Tri Bhuana) which is called Bhuhloka, Bhwahloka, as well as Swahloka. Each of this world (Loka) has habitats it self.

In addition of this three concepts cosmogony, it is also own contextual with Hindu Religion Concept. This Balinese Life Concept is called by Tri Hita Karana (three of the harmony or balance to create the peaceful as well as happiness). Tri Hita Karana word is come from Sanskrit Language that has meaning to keep the harmony as well as balance between human to God, human-to-human and human to environment. Furthermore, these three Balinese life concepts are most popular in Bali spread out as follows: (1) Parhyangan is one of the three concept related to the god. Furthermore, the human is demanded to keep the harmony and balance with the god. This concept has huge meaning where the Balinese discipline as well as full confidence to do this. It is not only praying at the temple, however it is cover all the activities which has a good thing in the life such as build the temple, cleaning the temple, keep the religion symbols well and a lot of thing we can do on this concept; (2) Pawongan in this concept is required to keep the harmony as well as balance between human to human. This concept has emphasized how to keep good relation with others. The simple ways to execute the implementation of this concept are conducting three good things such as good thinking, speaking the good things and execute the good thing. By conducting three good things that is called Tri Kaya Parisuda, then it is ensure we can conduct this concept; (3) Palemahan is come from Lemah. It is meaning the land or environment. Generally, the Pelemahan in Tri Hita Karana or Balinese Life Concept is all aspects related to the environment. The Balinese has treated the environment well as well as they believe that the good environment will give their life better. We can see the example when Balinese treat the environment on Tumpek Uduh Day (Balinese calendar). On this day, the Balinese give the offerings to the tree with the purpose that the tree has given them prosperity. Moreover, they keep the environments well by cleaning the area with Gotong-Royong System (mutual cooperation), plan the trees based in the right day and much more they can do. Despite, we can still find some garbage in particular plastics in some where but it is a progress to educate them.

In retrospect, Prof. Dr. I Nengah Duija, M.Si., the Rector of State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar, who was very wise when he offered us, the Faculty of Dharma Duta, State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar to conduct the The 1st International Seminar under their authority and guidance. We hope that through our International Seminar, with various disciplines topics, we can strengthen our unity and relationships as Asian countries. We can also hope that in the near future we can be more prosperous physically, socially and spiritually. It is now our time to show the world that we as Asian countries have the cultural legacy that we can use as the foundation of our civilization based on peace, mutual understanding, and shared prosperity. The importance of Asian culture communication with its carious tangible and intangible aspects, has become more crucial in today’s world in which nations must work together to survive and prosper.

On behalf of the Committee of the 1st International Seminar organized by the Faculty of Dharma Duta, State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar, I would like to thank Prof. Dr. I Nengah Duija, M.Si, the Rector of State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar, for supporting this International Seminar. I would also like to thank the Dean of Faculty of Dharma Duta, Dr. Drs. I Wayan Wastawa, M.A., who has given us the opportunity to carry out this prestigious International academic program. My sincere gratitude also goes to all the plenary speakers, all the speakers in parallel sessions, and all other participants of 1st International Seminar organized by the Faculty of Dharma Duta, State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar 2017. I hope that you all can broaden your academic and social networking for mutual benefit. To all our collegues  and media partners, I would like to extend my appreciation, also to the organizing committee members whom I cannot mention one by one.

Our Faculty of Dharma Duta, State Hindu Dharma Institute (IHDN) of Denpasar has prepared this 1st International Seminar 2017 for over six months. Hundreds of full paper have been sent to the 1st International Seminar committee to be selected, but not all of them can be accepted by the committee. We have done our best to carry out this International Seminar. We apologize to you if our hard work does not fulfil your expectation. Have an enjoyable International Seminar and Welcome to Paradise Island!

Dr. I Dewa Ayu Hendrawathy Putri, S.Sos., M.Si.

Chairperson of Organizing Committee,

Lecturer of State Institute of Hindu Dharma Denpasar