Implementation of tri hita karana teachings in subak Activities in Bali
International Journal of Development Research
Implementation of tri hita karana teachings in subak Activities in Bali
Received 19th January, 2022; Received in revised form 20th February, 2022; Accepted 26th March, 2022; Published online 30th April, 2022
Copyright©2022, I Ketut Gede Hasana et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Revealing the life of traditional farmers in modern times nowadays seems like reminiscing about a past life. Advances in technology and communication led to shifts in several aspects of people's lives, including Balinese people who mostly Hinduism. This shift does not only occur at the social level, such as daily life but also on the public mindset which leads to a mindset that prioritizes all material interests. Even though, there are still many Balinese people, especially those living in rural areas, who still show mindset and lifestyle like those found in the past and shown in their daily lives today. This is still strong in the traditional farmers’ life.
