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[00:00:01] Live according
[00:00:02] to His guidance,
[00:00:06] purify your heart,
[00:00:10] control yourself,
[00:00:13] make sure your life is blessed.
[00:00:38] You are back to watch the latest news at 10
[00:00:41] West Indonesia Time. Entering the transition season,
[00:00:44] brothers and sisters, the community is advised to take better care of their health and
[00:00:48] also boost their immune system. Unpredictable weather changes
[00:00:52] can increase the risk of diseases such
[00:00:55] as acute respiratory infections or ISPA,
[00:00:58] dengue fever.
[00:01:08] daily activities, this condition can also increase the risk of spreading
[00:01:12] a number of diseases. Head of UPT Puskesmas
[00:01:15] Kasi, Dr. Gigi Ita Lestari Anwar
[00:01:18] appealed to residents to maintain their physical condition to stay healthy amid
[00:01:22] changing weather.
[00:01:24] Some diseases that need to be watched out for include coughs, flu, dengue
[00:01:28] fever, and diarrhea. To
[00:01:31] anticipate, the public is advised to meet their body's
[00:01:34] fluid needs, consume nutritious food, get enough
[00:01:37] rest, and maintain their immune system. In addition,
[00:01:41] the use of masks is also recommended when doing outdoor activities,
[00:01:45] especially when the air is dusty. The public is also
[00:01:48] reminded to get used to washing hands with soap before
[00:01:51] eating. Dengue fever prevention efforts are also needed by maintaining
[00:01:55] environmental cleanliness and eradicating the breeding grounds of Aedes
[00:01:58] Aegypti mosquitoes. Steps that must be anticipated
[00:02:01] by the community to face the
[00:02:05] uncertain weather. The first thing is
[00:02:09] that we must always maintain our immune system by, of course,
[00:02:13] eating nutritious food with balanced
[00:02:17] arrive quickly. That's who is called. nutrition, then enough rest for 7
[00:02:20] to 9 hours, then we drink more
[00:02:23] plain water by using soap.
[00:02:27] Of course, how we must implement
[00:02:31] a clean and healthy
[00:02:34] lifestyle and the habit of washing hands
[00:02:37] using masks during outdoor activities because,
[00:02:40] of course, this situation also causes
[00:02:44] a lot of dust
[00:02:47] in our surroundings, so we must get used to wearing
[00:02:51] masks during outdoor activities. Dr. Gigi Ita
[00:02:54] Lestari Anwar hopes that the public will be more vigilant and
[00:02:58] adopt a clean and healthy lifestyle so that the risk of disease during
[00:03:02] the transitional season can
[00:03:03] be reduced.
[00:03:06] That's the latest info, the next info will be at 11
[00:03:10] West Indonesia Time. I'm Bergita Kue, good morning, see you.
[00:04:30] In Kerinci, life is lived
[00:04:34] together, working together to arrange
[00:04:37] space for something that will
[00:04:40] come.
[00:04:47] In the midst of that togetherness stands
[00:04:50] a sacred house that is
[00:04:54] guarded, respected, and
[00:04:57] called upon in due time.
[00:05:04] When the body moves and the rhythm
[00:05:07] is heard,
[00:05:10] what is present is not just what...
[00:05:43] That togetherness is present in daily
[00:05:46] life
[00:05:49] and it feels even stronger
[00:05:53] when a traditional ritual is about
[00:05:55] to be held.
[00:06:02] Cooking lemang is done together,
[00:06:06] flowers are arranged together,
[00:06:08] offerings are prepared together.
[00:06:17] In this process, no one stands at the
[00:06:21] front, everyone
[00:06:23] moves for one goal,
[00:06:37] in the midst of that activity stands
[00:06:40] an object. The name
[00:06:43] "sangkak"
[00:06:46] for the Kerinci community,
[00:06:49] sangkak is not just
[00:06:51] a decoration, it is something
[00:06:55] sacred,
[00:06:59] it is a home,
[00:07:02] where ancestors reside,
[00:07:05] where they are called
[00:07:07] home.
[00:07:12] "If I'm the one who calls, if
[00:07:16] when I call, I see the grandmother I'm calling, I see her shadow,
[00:07:20] I have a bowl, there are
[00:07:23] flowers inside, that's where I see the reflection of the
[00:07:27] face of the person, whichever grandmother is good, it will appear in
[00:07:31] the bowl."
[00:07:36] In front of the sangkak,
[00:07:39] the direction is not determined by
[00:08:12] with the pedusi, they cried non-stop. They had no place
[00:08:15] to return.
[00:08:17] Why are you crying? said grandfather
[00:08:20] has come. "Where will we go back to?"
[00:08:23] he said, "we have no place to return."
[00:08:26] So, this grandfather emerged and built a good house.
[00:08:30] Beautiful and grand,
[00:08:34] oh my teacher, the tomb
[00:08:36] is also grand, oh my teacher,
[00:08:39] the tomb plays,
[00:08:43] stepping carefully, playing,
[00:08:46] lifting feet, sarudang
[00:08:50] falls, sarudang falls in the morning.
[00:09:03] a documentary about journeys that hold stories, every
[00:09:07] step taken with hope, Hadratus
[00:09:10] Sheikh Hasyim Asy'ari is a national hero and
[00:09:14] the founder of Nahdlatul Ulama, stories about those who
[00:09:18] fought through challenges
[00:09:21] for a step that brought change.
[00:09:24] Watch Jejak Langkah every Friday
[00:09:28] at 2 PM Indonesia Time.
[00:09:32] Our nation will be safe
[00:09:34] if we have food in
[00:09:38] densely populated areas.
[00:09:42] to undertake cultivation efforts in the agricultural sector
[00:09:45] on limited land through smart
[00:09:49] farming technology, one of which is hydroponic
[00:09:52] farming. For hydroponic farming, there is
[00:09:56] a difference with conventional farming, right? Hydroponic
[00:09:59] vegetables use water as their medium, mixed with
[00:10:02] nutrients.
[00:10:06] It's cleaner and guaranteed, like these
[00:10:08] vegetables, their roots are white
[00:10:12] because the
[00:10:13] medium is water.
[00:10:16] Now, the most difficult thing is when there's a power outage
[00:10:19] in our environment, because the life of hydroponics
[00:10:22] depends on electricity to flow the machine, right? The
[00:10:25] water.
[00:10:29] Now, farming is easier, and the results are also more
[00:10:32] maximal.
[00:10:35] Don't be ashamed, don't be embarrassed, marketing is easy,
[00:10:39] so don't worry, let Indonesia progress further,
[00:10:43] be even cooler with young farmers. Let's plant
[00:10:46] hydroponics at home, it's definitely possible with technology and
[00:10:49] innovation, the future of food is in our
[00:10:52] hands. Support food security.
[00:11:14] bamboo weaving, flowers,
[00:11:18] lemang, and offerings
[00:11:21] are arranged in an order that is not.
[00:11:27] Yes, that's the preparation. This is
[00:11:31] to make the incense wood. If before, you wouldn't buy the resin, you'd pick it yourself
[00:11:35] from the forest. These flowers,
[00:11:38] there are those who make
[00:11:41] them. If we want to perform a ritual, someone must make
[00:11:45] this.
[00:11:49] Each part has meaning, each
[00:11:52] position holds memories.
[00:11:58] The sangkak is not made to be moved
[00:12:01] at will,
[00:12:03] it is placed,
[00:12:05] respected,
[00:12:07] guarded.
[00:12:16] Especially when hearing the grandmother calling her, right? Yes, the grandmother
[00:12:20] is calling, right? The louder the music, the more the grandmother
[00:12:24] calls. We feel that someone is
[00:12:28] bringing me to
[00:12:31] dance.
[00:12:35] This is where ancestors are believed to reside,
[00:12:38] not as a memory but as
[00:12:42] a presence.
[00:12:46] "If this is it, if I'm the one calling, if I
[00:12:50] see them from far away,
[00:12:53] their shadows are in my heart.
[00:12:56] Whether we want to collect them or cover them in
[00:13:00] that bowl, that's not
[00:13:03] difficult and not slow, it can't
[00:13:06] be direct.
[00:13:08] If it's really possessed because our ancestral grandmother
[00:13:12] wants to come down with that person, they are indeed possessed if
[00:13:15] they hear the music.
[00:13:18] Possessed
[00:13:20] because before the ritual
[00:13:23] begins, the sangkak must first be
[00:13:27] complete.
[00:13:31] The house must be ready before the inhabitants
[00:13:34] are called, before the body
[00:13:37] moves, before the music
[00:13:40] plays.
[00:13:44] That moment of absorption, oh, indeed, from within, we
[00:13:48] can what, oh, we can lift our feet, our hands, right?
[00:13:51] So it comes from within.
[00:13:59] Not everyone can lead the ritual.
[00:14:03] Those who are able are called
[00:14:05] Salih, noble descendants who are still
[00:14:08] connected to their ancestral
[00:14:10] line.
[00:14:13] The body of Salih is not just a prayer reader or
[00:14:15] a mantra, he is
[00:14:18] a medium
[00:14:22] for the next generation.
[00:14:29] It's
[00:14:30] done.
[00:14:38] we've been waiting
[00:14:41] for this, FIFA Women's World Cup
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[00:14:47] Nasional.
[00:14:55] In the land of the motherland, the spirit of the farmers never stops
[00:14:59] adapting to the era of modernization.
[00:15:01] Follow inspirational and educational stories through the
[00:15:05] Tekno
[00:15:06] Tani program.
[00:15:10] Farming is
[00:15:11] cool.
[00:15:19] Inspirational
[00:15:19] farming.
[00:15:25] Let's farm! Watch innovative programs
[00:15:28] from farming to modern livestock, Monday to
[00:15:32] Friday at 5 PM West Indonesia Time,
[00:15:35] only on TVRI.
[00:15:40] looks convincing, but not necessarily true. Hoaxes are
[00:15:44] increasingly difficult
[00:15:44] to distinguish.
[00:15:48] Looking convincing does not necessarily
[00:15:50] mean true.
[00:15:53] Correct information starts with the habit of checking.
[00:15:57] If in doubt, don't just spread it. Check the facts
[00:16:00] first. Check anti-hoax facts in the
[00:16:03] midday news.
[00:16:19] The graceful movement is not taught through
[00:16:23] counting, it is memorized through age,
[00:16:26] through a body that has long lived
[00:16:30] with the ritual.
[00:16:32] It feels like what, oh, it's really from our
[00:16:36] heart, from within us, we hear
[00:16:40] the sound of the drums or the tambourine, right? We
[00:16:43] can, from our heart, really want
[00:16:47] to dance right away because we hear the music
[00:16:50] from it.
[00:16:54] Oh, my teacher,
[00:16:55] you
[00:16:59] are the master.
[00:17:01] Kantidiri.
[00:17:06] First,
[00:17:08] step slowly
[00:17:12] and gently.
[00:17:16] In the ecstasy of movement, it does not stand
[00:17:20] alone, it is accompanied
[00:17:22] by mantras. Mantras are chanted
[00:17:26] loudly, they are uttered to
[00:17:30] those who understand the realm
[00:17:33] of ritual.
[00:17:40] We are calling, calling for our ancestral grandmother
[00:17:43] to come. We are calling out, the Kerinci
[00:17:47] people are calling out, we are calling out.
[00:17:50] If called, they come quickly. We call, they
[00:18:09] Oh, my teacher, my
[00:18:11] companions.
[00:18:17] Cover
[00:18:19] yourself, teacher.
[00:18:23] It's safe. I feel
[00:18:26] it more and more, so we are absorbed, it feels
[00:18:29] like goosebumps because it feels like
[00:18:32] our ancestors are coming.
[00:18:35] It feels like our ancestors are coming,
[00:18:39] right? We remember our ancestors more and more.
[00:18:52] At this point, time begins
[00:18:55] to slow down.
[00:18:59] Movement
[00:19:01] and breath move in one
[00:19:04] rhythm.
[00:19:10] A mantra is a call and
[00:19:12] that call is never empty.
[00:19:16] Please
[00:19:18] come.
[00:19:23] Come again.
[00:19:26] Come
[00:19:29] again. O master, I
[00:19:31] myself,
[00:19:35] oh my teacher, I play,
[00:19:38] I play, oh my teacher,
[00:19:41] I
[00:19:43] have debts,
[00:19:46] we have debts,
[00:19:49] we have already
[00:19:52] fulfilled
[00:19:54] our promise. Covered
[00:19:58] in a headscarf,
[00:20:00] teacher.
[00:20:06] e lah gurukuu
[00:20:37] As a sign, this body is ready to become
[00:20:40] a channel.
[00:21:00] When the fun begins, people
[00:21:04] start to approach.
[00:21:08] Some join the movement, some
[00:21:10] are immersed in
[00:21:12] the rhythm.
[00:21:50] My yellow
[00:21:51] grandmother,
[00:21:59] don't give up, oh, like
[00:22:02] a wing, don't
[00:22:05] be sad, like me
[00:22:08] again, I am
[00:22:12] not sure yet. Not sure
[00:22:15] yet. My ancestor,
[00:22:18] hasten the journey.
[00:23:24] My heart is happy to be
[00:23:26] singing
[00:23:31] I wait for our song
[00:23:34] and it feels like
[00:23:38] my body is
[00:23:40] paying.
[00:23:43] It feels like
[00:23:44] my body
[00:24:08] exploring various stories from all over Indonesia, every
[00:24:12] simple step gives rise to sincerity and
[00:24:15] hope, a portrait that provides
[00:24:18] a new perspective on life.
[00:24:50] another exciting segment, my father is a comedian, I am Rizki
[00:24:54] Famedian. Everything is on SBLAK
[00:24:57] Show every Monday to Thursday at 11 AM West Indonesian
[00:25:18] Time. Sangkak is back.
[00:25:53] Energy that is open everywhere
[00:25:55] again.
[00:26:00] The ritual does not end with cheers.
[00:26:32] My black grandmother
[00:26:35] is black.
[00:26:37] Here her wood
[00:26:40] is obtained.
[00:26:46] My yellow grandmother
[00:26:49] is yellow. Yellow
[00:26:52] Salih, glittering beautifully.
[00:26:56] Oh, my beloved
[00:26:57] mother.
[00:27:00] Oh, Busam,
[00:27:04] beautiful and grand, oh my teacher,
[00:27:07] the tomb is also grand,
[00:27:10] oh my teacher, the tomb
[00:27:13] plays, stepping carefully,
[00:27:16] playing, lifting
[00:27:19] feet, sarudang
[00:27:22] falls, sarudang falls in the morning,
[00:27:25] falls in the morning, mist
[00:27:29] and dew sari.
[00:27:34] Oh my teacher, my companion,
[00:27:37] walk like you know,
[00:27:41] know it first, know
[00:27:43] it like this, know it well first,
[00:27:46] know it well. Support my body,
[00:27:49] I won't swing, I
[00:27:52] want to enter the swing. Luredang,
[00:27:56] I want to enter the
[00:27:59] crowded hall. Support my body,
[00:28:02] guide my body, don't
[00:28:06] let me be damaged, don't neglect
[00:28:09] me, don't let me be entangled, don't let me
[00:28:13] not refer
[00:28:16] to my mother, my grandmother, my
[00:28:20] teacher.
[00:28:24] Oh my teacher, my companion,
[00:28:27] walk oh my teacher,
[00:28:30] change your seat.
[00:30:48] Amidst fallen palm fronds and unbiodegradable plastic,
[00:30:51] a young man saw an opportunity.
[00:30:54] peluang,
[00:30:57] Perhaps unconsciously, we have already damaged it.