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Bali, the island of gods and art

 

Bali was once an almost undeveloped state, but the "advancedness" of the time was adopted, artistic buildings and water facilities were built, and the main ones were designated as World Heritage Sites, and its beautiful scenery is a testament to the efforts of its people. has been protected by.

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Bali is so deeply religious that it is called the ``island where the gods live,'' and it is believed that gods reside in all things, and the philosophy of ``Trihitakarana'' is deeply rooted in this belief. In ancient Sanskrit, "tri" means three, "hita" means security, prosperity, and joy, and "karana" means reason, "three elements necessary for a happy life." It is believed that people can live happily when these three things are in harmony: people and nature.

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The theme of our activities is ``Bali, the island of gods and art,'' with the aim of promoting understanding of the local Hindu culture and other highly religious cultures, which are the parts that are most easily lost in the global economy. is.