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Waste becomes a blessing: Reduce waste in Bali + (Bali has never been free from religious ac … Bali has never been free from religious activities that use various organic and inorganic materials as a means of prayer which are ultimately thrown away as trash. It is recorded that in 2022 Bali will produce 1.02 tons of waste. One solution that can be done is to convert waste into money and religious needs. This activity requires collaboration between the Government and related parties. When Hindu people in Bali go to the temple to pray, they can collect the rubbish they have brought with them or found rubbish, then exchange it at the exchange place at the temple. This exchange can take the form of prayer necessities such as incense, canang, water bowls and even money. Determination of exchange will be made based on the weight of the waste carried. With this, the waste will be collected in one place and can later be processed and taken to the landfill. With a concept like this, waste at the temple can be reduced. Apart from that, the government can collaborate with related UMKMs so that it not only has an impact on the environment but also the economy.t on the environment but also the economy.)
Protect Bali from the threat of rubbish + (Bali has special waste produced from relig … Bali has special waste produced from religious ceremonies, which is called temple waste. The waste is in the form of canang trash, plastic canang containers, kwangen, and so on. There is a lot of rubbish in the temple because there are many pilgrims who come to the temple.The cleanliness of the temple should be maintained by the pilgrims who stay at the temple, so that the temple remains clean and looks good.To reduce the amount of waste at religious ceremonies, we must use environmentally friendly facilities. For example, if we are going to place prayer flowers, we should use plastic containers or disposable items. We can use small bowls made of woven material or bowls made of aluminum, so that they are not wasted and can be used for a long time.Furthermore, when we have finished praying, we can dispose of the canang trash and unused flower remains in the trash so that there is no trash scattered around the temple.Organic waste in the form of canang, flowers, kwangen can be processed into composters, kwangen can be processed into compost)
turn organic waste into organic fertilizer + (Bali is an island containing religious ceremonies that cannot be separated from upkara material made from organic matter material, such as, young coconut leaves, bananas, bunga, etc.)
fertilizer organic + (Bali is an island that is full of religiou … Bali is an island that is full of religious ceremonies, this cannot be separated from the use of a large number of ceremonial materials. After the ceremony is finished, a pile of rubbish arises, mostly made from organic raw materials from the rest of the ceremony, which if not handled properly will have an impact on the environment. Therefore, it is necessary to process the ceremonial waste into organic fertilizer, one way is by adding cow dung. Fertilizer Organic matter has a very important role in soil fertility, because the use of organic fertilizer in the cultivation. of organic fertilizer in the cultivation.)
Waste management at religious events in Bali + (Bali is famous for its many religious cere … Bali is famous for its many religious ceremonies, and many ceremonial facilities are made of organic and inorganic materials, when the ceremony is over, often the worshipers forget to dispose of the garbage after the ceremony. My opinion for waste management is to always organize mutual cooperation when the ceremony is over, and for the pemedek always to bring the garbage back to their respective homes and then sort it by its types, namely organic, inorganic and residual waste. Such as canang waste is included in organic waste, plastics that are in the making of the banten, are included in inorganic waste, and waste paper such as newspapers used to cover bantenn pejati and others, are included in residual waste. After sorting is complete, the waste is put into any bag, then immediately taken to the waste disposal center in each traditional village according to the schedule provided by the Balinese government. During temple ceremonies, each traditional village also always guides the devotees to dispose of the garbage in its place that has been provided, so that not only the temple guards are always cleaning the temple area. Remember this principle "COME CLEAN BACK MUST ALSO BE CLEAN" it is a principle that must be instilled by the Balinese people in order to reduce the presence of garbage and restore a beautiful Bali again.arbage and restore a beautiful Bali again.)
anger of the environment + (Bali is famous for its many traditions and … Bali is famous for its many traditions and customs. And of course there are many Yadnya ceremonies held. This of course triggers a huge waste problem. As is the case in the Batur Temple area, Kintamani Bangli, Bali. Every piodalan or religious holy day, many pilgrims use plastic and throw rubbish left over from prayers in the temple area. Let's move on to another example, namely at Goalawah beach, where it is often used as a place to carry out Yadnya ceremonies such as Melasti, nganyud and so on. This causes a lot of rubbish to be scattered around the beach and even in the sea. The solution that can be taken to deal with the abundance of waste resulting from Yadnya is by taking home all the prayer waste such as plastic, plastic, canang and the like, so that it does not pollute the surrounding environment.s not pollute the surrounding environment.)
Clean Heart, Balinese Nature Must Also Be Clean + (Bali is famous for its traditions and cult … Bali is famous for its traditions and culture which are still maintained. Bali's natural sustainability and Bali's natural cleanliness also attract people to visit Bali. Bali continuously carries out religious ceremonies. Almost every day we will find religious ceremonies in Bali. The more religious ceremonies that are carried out, the more waste left over from the ceremonies will naturally be. Various solutions have begun to be implemented by the Government and the people of Bali. One example is prohibiting the use of plastic in ceremonial facilities. Apart from that, many people have innovated to process waste left over from ceremonies, such as making biopore holes and processing organic waste into organic fertilizer. The cleanliness of our hearts that we carry out by praying before Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa must also be in harmony with maintaining the cleanliness of Bali's natural environment.cleanliness of Bali's natural environment.)
WASTE::Active Solutions Towards Waste Reduction. + (Bali is famous overseas for its beautiful … Bali is famous overseas for its beautiful nature and culture. Many tourists visit Bali. However, there is a problem that has not yet been solved, namely the large amount of garbage, especially around temples and other sacred places. This garbage not only damages the environment, but also makes tourists feel uncomfortable.In order for us to overcome this problem, we, especially the traditional villages, must work together. Traditional villages must warn people not to litter, especially garbage from religious ceremonies. People should use environmentally friendly bags and dispose of garbage in the space provided. Villages must warn the community to dispose of garbage in the bins provided. The village should also contribute to providing trash bins and encourage the community to process organic waste into compost.ity to process organic waste into compost.)
Let's preserve the environment to keep it clean and beautiful + (Bali is known for its tourist destinations … Bali is known for its tourist destinations through its culture, for example Melasti, odalan, ngaben, and other religious events. Of course, if there is a religious ceremony, there will definitely be Banten waste or plastic waste after shopping around the event. In my opinion, there are several ways to reduce waste at religious events, namely: - use of natural materials The use of natural materials, such as flowers, leaves, and wood in Hindu ceremonies and rituals is a very good step because these materials can decompose, thereby reducing waste accumulation. - minimize the use of plastic The committee in the event really needs to appeal to the public to reduce plastic waste in Hindu events or rituals, the public can use cloth bags for storing goods, and use bowls for flower pots. - sort and recycle waste People who come to the religious event, if they want to throw away trash, are advised to sort the waste that is thrown away. - education of public awareness The committee holding the event needs to appeal to the public to reduce bringing plastic waste, it is better to bring cloth bags, throw trash in its place and sort the waste.trash in its place and sort the waste.)
Reducing Upakara Waste with Biobriquettes + (Bali is one of the islands in Indonesia wh … Bali is one of the islands in Indonesia which is thick with tradition and culture. The amazing aspect is that there are many traditional ceremonies carried out by the Hindu community, but many of these ceremonies cause waste and disrupt sustainability. Public awareness of environmental sustainability is still very weak. According to Rumah Merdeka.id, utilization of upakara waste in Bali can be done by processing upakara waste into briquettes or biobriquettes as environmentally friendly renewable energy.Processing waste is a form of implementing a circular economy as a strategy that will change the function of resources in the economy and minimize energy consumption. This is a solution to overcome the piles of religious waste that is thrown into the landfill. An article from Innovillage states that processing into briquettes has the potential to reduce waste accumulation and increase the value of the waste itself.nd increase the value of the waste itself.)
Trash Telling Stories + (Bali is said to be the island of a thousan … Bali is said to be the island of a thousand temples. It's true that there are a thousand temples, but how come there are so many millions of rubbish? So let's be honest, who has ever been like this? After the prayer, canang, incense and flowers are left scattered on the ground. After praying, ask for offerings and enjoy them at the temple, then the rubbish is left scattered in the temple. If not in the temple, outside the temple area, even though it also makes the temple dirty.If all visitors and devotees act like that, won't the temple get dirtier? Therefore, let's start from now apply the Tri Hita Karana teachings well. Always remember that maintaining the temple environment can start from ourselves. We can enjoy the snack offerings, but we have to take the trash home. Don't throw rubbish in the temple. Likewise, local residents should not sell in the middle of the temple. They can sell, but it would be better to find a suitable place outside the temple. Because the waste left over from the trade also causes our temples to become polluted. Please note, at Besakih Temple and the Besakih Village area there are actually regulations regarding waste management and the environment. But not many people know, we should socialize it massively so that everyone understands. Likewise, at temples we must place more warnings, increase the number of volunteers and pecalang to maintain order, including environmental violations. Implement initial inspection before entering the temple area, to minimize the use of plastic waste. As well as, increasing the number of waste bins that have been separated into organic and inorganic. Come on friends, protect our Agung Besakih temple together. So that it feels good when we sit praying before Him.feels good when we sit praying before Him.)
ECOENZYME + (Bali, an island with strong culture and re … Bali, an island with strong culture and religion, is called a tourist island. The religion embraced by the Province of Bali is Hinduism which is sacred in its ceremonies. Every Hindu holiday in Bali, many individual prayer facilities are used, such as canang, fruit, incense, etc. This causes a very large amount of waste from used prayer facilities to be produced. Based on waste data for 2024 in Bali, the organic waste produced after praying reaches an average of 2.4 kg/day. Of course, this is a serious problem regarding the cleanliness of Bali Island as the Island of the Gods. The solution that can be implemented is to utilize organic waste left over from prayers. The use that can be made is the manufacture of ecoenzymes. The benefits of ecoenzymes are very diverse and very useful for Bali Province and even the world. One of the benefits of Ecoenzym is that it cleans river water by just pouring it on a large scale. This activity can be carried out together in a village. The village in Bali that has carried out this positive activity is Buahan Village on Lake Batur, Bangli on January 29 2023. on Lake Batur, Bangli on January 29 2023.)
Particle Board as a Solution For Minimilizing Janur Waste After Religious Ceremony + (Bali, as a Hindu-majority island, has a ve … Bali, as a Hindu-majority island, has a very dense religious tradition. Religious ceremonies are an integral part of Balinese life. The high frequency of ceremonies in Bali, be it daily, weekly, monthly, or annual ceremonies, causes the production of canang waste to increase in large quantities. The head of the Department of Environment (DLH) of Karangasem I Nyoman Tari revealed that the volume of waste in Karangasem increased by 25 percent from the previous Galungan. In fact, an increase in waste has occurred since the H-2 Galungan ceremony. In each ceremony, an offering in the form of canang is used. A canang is a small container containing various types of flowers, leaves, rice, and other items offered to the gods. After the prayer is over, the material will be just organic waste. So, there needs to be an effort to manage the waste so that it can be utilized to become useful goods. The first step that could be taken is to create a special dump for church waste in the form of litter. The waste that has accumulated is then processed into a particle board.d is then processed into a particle board.)
clean Bali : Awareness of Ceremonial Waste Management” + (Bali, with its large number of Hindu relig … Bali, with its large number of Hindu religious ceremonies, faces a post-ceremony litter problem. The Governor of Bali issued regulation Number 97 of 2018 regulating post-ceremony waste management. Collection and Separation of Waste from the ceremony should be separated into organic (leftover flowers, incense) and non-organic (plastic).Organic Waste Treatment: Residues of flowers and incense can be converted into compost fertilizer as well as aromatherapy.Plastic Recycling: Plastic can be recycled into Ekobrig, a building material from recycled plastic. Public awareness is an important point regarding waste management to maintain the cleanliness of Bali's environment.ain the cleanliness of Bali's environment.)
sacred heritage, sustainable heritage + (Balinese Hindu religious ceremonies are a … Balinese Hindu religious ceremonies are a noble sacred tradition, filled with deep philosophical values. The most important thing in every ceremony is to maintain the sacred footprints that we must preserve, as well as preserving the sacred nature which is the holy place of Sang Hyang Widhi. Getting rid of rubbish and protecting nature is our shared obligation. We can start with simple steps, such as using reusable containers, preparing simple offerings, and using leaf mats instead of plastic. Apart from that, we need to increase public awareness about the importance of keeping the environment clean. By implementing environmentally friendly principles in every religious activity, we can preserve Balinese culture and this beautiful nature. The sacred and sustainable titih are proof that we can carry out sacred traditions with full responsibility and respect for nature.ull responsibility and respect for nature.)
BALE KOMPOS : Tactics to Reduce Upakara Waste Problems + (Balinese people's lives are very closely t … Balinese people's lives are very closely tied to religion, customs, traditions and culture. Of course it cannot be separated from the ceremony or the burden of tenan. According to the Ministry of Religion article, Upakara is all sacred offerings made to Ida Sang Hyang Widhi. It feels like there is no day that is not celebrated, and there is no place that is not celebrated. However, when we offer upakara or offerings, of course there is a remainder called surudan or lunguran. We can consume waste such as fruit, meat and food, but waste in the form of stitches will definitely become residual waste. If this waste is not processed properly it will become a problem. The author, as a young generation, has a program and strategy called "BALE KOMPOS". This program is a program that is run in every traditional village in Bali. Why is that? Because traditional villages are the institutions closest to the religious life of the Balinese people. The Compost Bale is a place to process waste left over from traditional ceremonies into compost which can be processed not in the form of fruit or snacks but which can be processed in the Compost Bale in the form of stitches. Bale Kompos is not only a place to process upakara waste, but there is a place called "Teba Village" which contains all local Balinese upakara plants, vegetables and fruit. Ceremonial waste in each housing and temple was collected. However, only dried and chopped are allowed. Each house will have a membership card and be given points. If you have a lot of points, you can exchange them for crops in Teba Village. Those who manage it are local communities, so that it can increase employment opportunities and community productivity. Therefore, the Bale Kompos program is very good for building villages and reducing religious waste.ing villages and reducing religious waste.)
reduce the amount of waste after the ceremony + (Because in my area in Sidemen Karangasem t … Because in my area in Sidemen Karangasem there are many yajna ceremonies and of course there is a lot of garbage scattered around.my opinion on how to deal with the remaining garbage after . It is important to consider the use of environmentally friendly materials, in addition we can indicate participants about the importance of reducing waste and how to sort the waste produced. The latter involves all participants in the cleaning process not only helping to reduce the remaining waste but also raising awareness of shared responsibility towards the environment. Consider donating leftover food or ingredients that are still usable to those in need instead of making them.With this we can not only reduce waste but also contribute to environmental sustainability and increase public awareness about the importance of maintaining cleanliness and preserving nature.Thank Youleanliness and preserving nature.Thank You)
opinions on how to reduce waste in religious activities + (Before discussing my opinion regarding how … Before discussing my opinion regarding how we reduce waste in religious activities, I will briefly express my opinion regarding religious activities, in my opinion religious activities should be carried out in a clean and healthy environment, because that is the environment where we carry out religious activities must be free from waste. waste, this is what we must pay attention to, we must try to find ways to reduce waste in every religious activity. So, my opinion regarding the way to reduce waste in every religious activity is that the first is to make regulations regarding the use of places where offerings or canang are not allowed to use plastic wrapping. Second, after carrying out religious activities, we have to clean up the rubbish that is strewn around us after carrying out religious activities. Third, after cleaning up the strewn rubbish, we have to sort the rubbish that has been collected into two, namely organic waste and inorganic waste. such as leftovers from Banten or canang we can collect and make into organic fertilizer, while inorganic waste such as plastic wrappers, plastic cups and plastic bottles can be recycled into new items. That is my opinion regarding how we can reduce waste in religious activities. If in my opinion there are words that are not good, I apologize. are words that are not good, I apologize.)
Rubbish + (Before I convey some information, allow me … Before I convey some information, allow me to express my thanks to Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa who has given His blessings and salvation to all of us, by saying Pangjali, Om Swastiastu. Try now to pay attention to your respective environments. At work, on the road, and anywhere else. In temples for example. There is a lot of rubbish or luwu scattered around, which makes the environment less beautiful. If rubbish on the road blocks water channels, this causes rainwater to overflow onto the road and into houses, especially if the rain is heavy. Take another look at the rubbish in rivers, lakes, coastlines, in other places such as markets. How are things?Ladies and gentlemen, after what I have said, I invite you to pay attention to this rubbish or luwu, so that the environment remains beautiful and sustainable.Hopefully what I say can be absorbed or accepted. I apologize that my grammar and delivery are not pleasing to all of you present. I close by saying parama shanti ,Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti Om.rama shanti ,Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti Om.)
Perjalanan Sampah dari Hulu ke Hilir di Desa Besakih + (Besakih Village, a sacred and beautiful vi … Besakih Village, a sacred and beautiful village, is located at the foot of Mount Agung. Every day, the Hindu community here performs several religious ceremonies at the temple, as an expression of gratitude to God Almighty, nature and their ancestors. This ceremony is always decorated with various offerings, flowers, coconut leaves and fruits. However, at the end of the sacred ceremony, there is a problem that is often forgotten, namely garbage.After the ceremony is over, wilted flowers, dry leaves and leftover food become organic waste that must be managed quickly. This is where the struggle of the Besakih Village waste management team begins. They work with dedication to preserving the sanctity of nature while ensuring that the waste from families and temples is managed properly.Every day, garbage trucks circle the village, visiting every house and place of worship, collecting organic and inorganic waste. Not only from homes, but also from temples that contribute waste from daily offerings. This waste is transferred to TPS3R, namely the Waste Processing Site, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.At TPS3R, the team is very diligent in grouping organic and inorganic waste. Organic waste, especially flowers and leaves, is processed into compost, then inorganic waste is separated according to type for recycling. This journey is not easy, but this team works tirelessly, in order to preserve the environment while maintaining the spiritual values that are very well known by Hindus here.The benefit of diligently taking on this job is compost which will then be reused to become soil, plant trees and maintain a beautiful environment. This effort is part of a life cycle that is interrelated from utilizing nature to returning benefits to nature.With the spirit of mutual cooperation and remembering the importance of preserving nature, the waste management unit team in Besakih Village continues to fight. It does not only collect garbage, but also maintains harmony between humans, nature, and spirituality. It is just an unknown hero, which works every day so that Besakih Village remains sacred and clean, maintaining the balance of life and nature.From home, from temples, to TPS3R - all are part of a sacred effort to protect our nature. of a sacred effort to protect our nature.)
Rubish in besakih + (Besakih viral karna tempat sembahyang dan tempat pariwisata, tetapi tahun lalu dapat viral karna sampahnya banyak, dan saya bertanya, bagaimana cara membersihkan sampah yg banyak, dan di mana dibuang sampah itu)
Biopori As Organic Waste Processing + (Biopori As Organic Waste Processing As in … Biopori As Organic Waste ProcessingAs in Wikipedia, the Indonesian language free encyclopedia that have been uploaded on October 17, 2024. Bali is one of the provinces in Indonesia with various nicknames, namely the Island of a thousand islands, the many regions in Bali cannot be separated from the existence of various religious ceremonies. Every religious ceremony certainly requires ceremonial facilities such as canang. The remaining waste of this ceremonial canang is currently the main problem of the Hindu community due to the accumulation of unprocessed canang waste. One way to overcome this waste is by planting biopores around the temple area, organic waste planted in biopores will turn into compost so that canang waste no longer accumulates and we can make fertilizer for plants. With biopori organic canang waste will decompose itself so it is easy for us to overcome the problem of waste and the temple area will be maintained.te and the temple area will be maintained.)
REDUCING WASTE WITH THE PURPOSE OF BALI MATAKSU + (Born as a human being living in Bali, it i … Born as a human being living in Bali, it is certain that many religious ceremonies are encountered. Moreover, religious ceremonies in Bali produce a lot of waste that cannot be processed by the community. If observed, the waste is increasing and causing other problems such as dengue fever and so on. Based on this, it is only right that the community should reduce waste from worship. Here are some ways that can be done as follows: 1. Replacing the use of plastic, many people still use plastic when they are going to pray, strict regulations should be made for this. 2. Making Biopores, like the use of biopores in general, can be filled with organic waste from prayers which will later become compost. 3. Creating new ideas, organic waste from prayers can be processed into items that have value, for example: aromatherapy candles and perfume if processed by the community based on the results of laboratory research. If these three methods are applied, Balinese astungkara will return to mataksu.alinese astungkara will return to mataksu.)
bukan yang ini + (bukan yang ini)
reducing waste in religious activities in bali + (By providing different bins for organic and non-organic waste, we also need to prepare rubbish bags so that the rubbish in the rubbish bins doesn't overflow and can be moved into the rubbish bags.)

Bali is anti-plastic waste + (By reducing the use of plastic bags.)

How to reduce religious ceremony waste + (By using cloth to wrap the ceremonial equipment/bowls and using sufficient flowers.)
making ecoprint from religius waste + (Canang is an offering in Hindu religious c … Canang is an offering in Hindu religious ceremonies. Once finished, the flowers and leaves are usually discarded. However, with the ecoprint technique, we can turn it into a beautiful motif on fabric. The process is simple, using flowers such as frangipani or pandan to print natural patterns on the fabric. This method not only reduces waste, but also respects nature in a meaningful way. This is a simple way to protect the environment while creating works of art. Let's start using the waste left over from prayers into something useful.t over from prayers into something useful.)
Ending The Friendship Between Ceremony and Waste + (Ceremonial facilities and waste are like t … Ceremonial facilities and waste are like two very close friends. Wherever there is a yadnya that uses ceremonial facilities, there will definitely be rubbish there. The bigger the yadnya that is held, the more waste is produced. This phenomenon is very often found in temple environments in Bali. This problem occurs because the Balinese people lack awareness of the cleanliness of temples. To overcome this, we must introspect ourselves. When you have finished praying, the prayer waste must be collected and thrown into the trash. Likewise, after offering the offerings, do not place the canang that has been offered in the offering place. Finally, as a form of devotion to God, we must maintain the cleanliness of "His Temple" by not throwing shopping or food waste carelessly in the temple. If all these things have been implemented, surely the temple cleaning staff will never complain and as a result the close relationship between ceremonial facilities and waste will soon be ended.l facilities and waste will soon be ended.)
" BRIORA " + (Ceremony waste is divided into two, namely … Ceremony waste is divided into two, namely organic waste (canang, leaves, coconut leaves, flowers) and inorganic waste (plastic bags, bottles). Garbage left over from ceremonies is often found in large temples in Bali, for example Pura Batur. This rubbish comes from people who pray whether there are religious ceremonies or not. If there is a problem there must be a solution. Organic waste such as canang, leaves, coconut leaves and flowers can be processed into "BRIORA" Organic Briquettes from Ceremonial Waste. These briquettes can be used as a substitute for incense and burnt when praying. BRIORA can also be used to cook ceremonial ingredients such as rolling suckling pig and grilling satay. BRIORA can be sold by temple people who have processed the organic waste, by selling it offline and online (e-commerce, social media). This is what causes organic waste left over from ceremonies to be much better processed into organic briquettes because, 1. Build a sense of creativity 2. Create a sense of environmental concern 3. Increase incomef environmental concern 3. Increase income)
how to handle coconut waste in traditional caremonies + (coconat we used to traditional caremonies … coconat we used to traditional caremonies can be recycled. we can recycle the coconut meat we have used for traditional caremonies into coconut oil and coconut cream as a complement to make a food. besides that, the shell of coconut waste also causes big problem for the enviroments. why not, the big size of coconut and difficult to decompose, making coconut a type of waste that must be managed properly. the way to overcome this problem is by use our knowladge of entrepreneurship by processing coconut shell into product that have utility. for example: coconut bowl, piggy bank made from coconut, keychain, teapot, flower pot and many more. we can use coconut shell and coconut fiber for cooking. espesially for household that still use traditional kitchenstoves.by using the coconut waste properly, we can solve the problem of increasing cases of coconut waste in bali, Indonesia.cases of coconut waste in bali, Indonesia.)
Waste Problem Solution on Religious Ceremonies + (Currently, the problem of the amount of wa … Currently, the problem of the amount of waste is something that must be addressed. There are many sources of waste, one of which is waste left over from religious activities in Bali. Waste is often found in every religious activity, both organic and non-organic. For this reason, there must be a solution to make the environment cleaner. The first thing you can do is start switching to using natural ingredients. Reduce the use of non-organic goods because this type of waste is difficult to decompose. The second is to reduce single-use plastic materials. It is better to use materials that can be recycled so as not to increase the accumulation of waste. Furthermore, it is also necessary to pay attention to the processing of waste left over from religious activities. In every religious ceremony, adequate rubbish bins must be provided. Waste bins must be easily accessible to the public and sorted so that they are easier to manage properly. The fourth way is to recycle every waste produced. The final method is to hold outreach regarding this problem to increase public awareness about the amount of waste produced at every religious ceremony. This can also be done by involving communities working for environmental health so that less waste is produced.tal health so that less waste is produced.)
Go green tree + (dengan cara tidak membuang sampah sisa sembahyang sembarangan)
Starting Cleanliness in Ceremonies : Efforts to Reduce Waste + (Disposing of waste during religious ceremo … Disposing of waste during religious ceremonies is a responsibility for all of us. One way to maintain cleanliness and support a clean environment, as an effort to reduce the amount of waste, is by using eco-friendly materials such as bamboo or leaf containers. Additionally, promoting the practice of waste separation at ceremonial venues, by using separate bins for plastic, organic, and inorganic waste, is essential. During religious events, we should encourage friends and the community attending the ceremony to properly sort waste and maintain cleanliness. Most importantly, we must continuously preserve traditions and customs by involving fellow Balinese in protecting the environment and respecting nature.ing the environment and respecting nature.)
waste management policy + (do not use plastic for prayer facilities but can be replaced with keben)
throw garbage + (Don't let it be just excessive appearance … Don't let it be just excessive appearance to the temple, but the remaining waste from the prayers is left scattered. Do you know? Hindus have many holidays and of course there is a lot of waste from the rituals scattered. This scattered waste occurs because of the lack of awareness and attention of the community towards the surrounding environment. One way that can be done to reduce waste is to form a community that cares about environmental cleanliness where the community is responsible for disseminating information or making plans related to cleanliness so that the community can follow what should be done. In addition, the waste from the rituals produced can also be used as Ecoenzymes. Ecoenzymes are an environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative. This way, the waste from the rituals will not pollute the environment. rituals will not pollute the environment.)
Reduce plastic waste in rivers + (Don't throw garbage in the river because it will cause fish to die and the river water to become very dirty)
Reducing religious activities + (Don't throw rubbish carelessly and throw rubbish in the right place)
Care about the impact of waste + (Due to the many prayer activities during t … Due to the many prayer activities during the holidays. There is garbage scattered around that is difficult to handle. Many people don't pay attention to garbage because they think garbage is a trivial .And think that there are cleaning staff in the temple. There are some suggestions to solve this problem:1. Make a rule prohibiting throwing rubbish in the temple2. Place trash cans at points where people frequently pass by 3. For visitors, it is necessary to apply the 3R system, namely Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Can be applied such as:1. Bring the offering waste to your own home 2. If you really need plastic, choose the type of plastic that can be reused. 3. Use personal prayer facilities, so as not to create rubbish. Raise awareness of the dangers of waste, either through social media or community service. Don't adopt an elite style, reducing waste is difficult. elite style, reducing waste is difficult.)
Procedures for reducing waste after religious ceremony processions + (During religious activities such as worshi … During religious activities such as worship or galungan there will definitely be rubbish piled up in the area or around the temple or house. So the way to reduce waste in every religious activity is to reduce waste that cannot or is difficult to recycle. The way to reduce waste in religious activities is as follows: 1. prepare or create a waste disposal site based on its type, such as organic, inorganic, hazardous and toxic waste, paper and breakable waste. 2. replace waste that is difficult to recycle into easy to recycle 3. use organic waste for use or compost 4. use inorganic waste that may still be worthy of recycling 5. often work together to clean and separate waste That is the opinion that can be I will explain how to reduce waste in religious activitiesow to reduce waste in religious activities)
Reducing waste on religious activities + (During religious ceremonies, trash often e … During religious ceremonies, trash often ends up scattered, mainly from the ceremonial offerings (banten), such as coconut leaves, flowers, and plastic. This becomes a problem when the environment is not clean and comfortable for us.What are the best ways to reduce this waste?1. Using environmentally friendly materials. Traditionally, banten offerings use natural materials, but plastic is still commonly used for food and drink packaging. This plastic can be replaced with organic materials.2. Raising community awareness. People can be reminded to maintain cleanliness. For example, through campaigns like "Take your trash home" or encouraging personal responsibility for one's waste, which can be very helpful.3. Proper waste management. Trash bins and waste management systems at the ceremony site are very important. The community can also be encouraged to participate in cleaning up after the ceremony.4. Reducing excessive offerings. Using simpler offerings without diminishing the ceremony's meaning can help reduce waste. Simple offerings still hold significance.Through education, the use of environmentally friendly materials, and proper waste management, religious ceremonies can remain sustainable, while maintaining cleanliness and sanctity.hile maintaining cleanliness and sanctity.)
Efforts That Can Be Taken To Reduce The Amount Of Waste During Religious Ceremonies Held At Temple + (Efforts and solutions that can be implemen … Efforts and solutions that can be implemented at Temple include replacing the use of plastic in offerings with bowls, tote bags, or reusable bags that can be carried by the worshippers. Additionally, offerings such as kwangen, flowers, and incense brought from home can be taken back after use. Providing separate waste bins at the ceremony site for organic, non-organic, and plastic waste can remind worshippers to dispose of their trash properly. Worshippers are also encouraged to use water containers like jars. Conducting awareness campaigns for worshippers about the importance of environmental preservation can help reduce activities that generate waste. Implementing sanctions for worshippers who litter in the inner area of the temple and the outer area of the temple.e temple and the outer area of the temple.)
Solutions for Dealing with Waste in Besakih. + (Efforts that can be made to reduce waste f … Efforts that can be made to reduce waste from ceremonial facilities in temple areas, especially at Besakih temple, are as follows: Hindus who will pray at the Besakih temple are not allowed to bring plastic, so they can use bowls (trays). After praying, the prayer materials that have been used should be placed in the trash bin provided. You can also take the prayer facilities home so that they are not scattered on the temple grounds so that the presence of the Luhur Besakih temple is always beautiful. Luhur Besakih temple is always beautiful.)
Dealing with waste from religious activities + (Efforts that we can make to reduce waste a … Efforts that we can make to reduce waste after religious activities in Bali are by inviting local young people to care about waste, and contributing to reducing the amount of waste in final landfills. This can reduce the production of greenhouse gas emissions, waste from religious activities in Bali such as organic waste. for example canang or decorative leaves, flowers, rampe flowers, etc., from the ceremonial waste can be processed into organic fertilizer which has economic value.From non-organic waste, for example plastic cups, glass bottles, plastic spoons, plastic straw, it can be collected and then sold to collectors so that this waste has selling value.tors so that this waste has selling value.)
Bali Shines Without Waste + (Efforts to reduce plastic waste can also b … Efforts to reduce plastic waste can also be implemented in the implementation of religious ceremonies, such as no longer using plastic bags as a place to ask for holy water for pemedek and replacing them with sangku which can be used continuously. Telling pilgrims to take home prayer facilities that are no longer in use. When buying food in the temple area, make sure you don't leave traces of the food there. Remind pilgrims not to use plastic for prayer facilities. Canang sari waste that is no longer used can be processed to make organic fertilizer and use flower waste to make a mixture for making incense.aste to make a mixture for making incense.)
Baliku shines without waste + (Efforts to reduce plastic waste can also b … Efforts to reduce plastic waste can also be implemented in the implementation of religious ceremonies, such as no longer using plastic bags as a place to ask for holy water for pemedek and replacing them with sangku which can be used continuously. Telling pilgrims to take home prayer facilities that are no longer in use. When buying food in the temple area, make sure you don't leave traces of the food there. Remind pilgrims not to use plastic for prayer facilities. Canang sari waste that is no longer used can be processed to make organic fertilizer and use flower waste to make a mixture for making incense.aste to make a mixture for making incense.)
Organic Waste Handling + (Every time there is a religious ceremony, … Every time there is a religious ceremony, there is definitely a lot of waste, which is why it must be paid attention to and dealt with immediately, because temples are holy places, apart from that, temples are tourism icons in Bali. Every time there is a religious ceremony, eighty percent of the material is definitely organic waste. Processing of waste originating from religious ceremony waste is carried out in two ways, reduction and handling, then the waste is processed starting from selecting, storing, collecting the waste to processing, because most religious ceremony waste is called organic waste and waste that comes from food waste. Composting can be done, organic waste such as leaves is processed into fertilizer which is used as fertilizer for all types of plants. Apart from that, organic waste can also be processed into gas or fuel, waste from food waste and fruit waste is processed using mangos to be used as animal feed. That's the procedure for handling it so that the waste doesn't pile up Thank You. that the waste doesn't pile up Thank You.)
how to reduce organic waste in religious activity + (First coconut leaf Coconut leaves can be p … First coconut leafCoconut leaves can be planted in the ground, can be used as animal feed and then used as organic fertilizer.Second interest Flowers that are often present at religious events such as mitir, pacah, pandan and others can be used as plant fertilizer, can be used as incense therapy.The third is plastic waste Plastic waste such as plastic bags, bottles and so on, if the bottles can be sold and can be recycled, then plastic bags can be recycledecycled, then plastic bags can be recycled)
ceremonial waste + (First of all, I will explain about organic … First of all, I will explain about organic waste which we often encounter everywhere. Organic waste is waste that comes from the remains of living creatures, such as animals, humans and animals which can decompose naturally. One example of organic waste is ceremonial waste / rubbish which is usually used for religious ceremonies in Bali. Usually in Bali, during traditional ceremonies/religious ceremonies, there is a lot of rubbish scattered inside and outside the temple. One of them is trash in the shape of canang or flowers. People usually throw the rubbish carelessly after praying and sometimes some also throw the rubbish into the river. Not only canang waste is thrown away haphazardly, sometimes other offering materials are also thrown away haphazardly. We as Balinese citizens should be able to preserve our own environment and culture, not because of our own actions, our environment is damaged because we throw rubbish carelessly and inappropriately. Moreover, almost all areas in Bali have implemented waste disposal in its proper place and it must be sorted again. proper place and it must be sorted again.)
preserving the environment of batur temple + (For the use of waste in religious events, … For the use of waste in religious events, we can encourage the use of environmentally friendly goods, such as replacing single-use plastic with reusable materials. to protect and preserve the environment at Batur Temple by throwing rubbish into separate bins for organic and non-organic waste. Apart from that, it is important to maintain a clean environment according to religious teachings and to create a cleaner and more comfortable event.eate a cleaner and more comfortable event.)
Teba Modern: An Organik Waste Solution Based On Tri Hita Karana + (Friends, do you know that the earth now ha … Friends, do you know that the earth now has a lot of rubbish that is destroying Bali's nature, especially plastic and organic waste. According to a survey by Balinese Hindus, during odalan it can produce 10 kilos of canang waste, fruit and flower litter. At temples or beaches there is a lot of canang trash scattered around. Therefore there should be a modern teba in every house and banjar itself or temple. The modern teba then puts the remaining canang into the chopped teba so that it can become compost. The rest of the fruit can later be used as an eco enzyme which can help with water pollution in rivers. Plastic waste canabg containers can be replaced with baskets, sokasi or banana leaves. All of this is in line with the teachings of Tri Hita Karana, which means mutual harmony between each other, the environment and God. Therefore, young people and the Balinese people, let's preserve the earth of Bali together.let's preserve the earth of Bali together.)