Culture "Peusijuek" Laying Stone First in development-contes @sndbox

Reading post @sndbox I feel there is something I have to tell about my home culture, and soon I open a photo file where there is a moment of tradition that I recently took.

@sndbox has inspired us to tell about the cultural traditions of our Acehnese community and this is an extraordinary occasion to me.

Culture is a reflection of a community group that is a continuous tradition of work and also part of the nation's history, maintaining and caring for culture to be inherited to children and grandchildren in the future. then through this post I try to write and tell one of the culture that comes from my nation of Aceh with the title "Peusijuek Culture Tradition of Acehnese people in initiating development"

my story is related to the process of laying the first stone in development which in the process there is an inherent cultural element and has become a downward tradition of the people of Aceh.

the process of activity which is called *** Peusijuek *** is carried out during the process of starting the construction of the foundation of buildings, houses, mosques, offices or other buildings.

*** Peusijeuk *** has a cooling meaning in the hope that the process of tradition brings coolness, peace, tranquility and happiness to the occupants who will occupy the building.

cultural *** Peusijuek *** based on history is the relics of Hindu culture that continues and preserved by the people of Aceh to this day in a way that has been converted into an Islamic culture.

before this culture is filled with reading mantra pasca entry of Islam to Aceh all procession done by reading slawat and do'a to Allah SWT. with a view to be grateful for the favors and sustenance that has been obtained.

Cultural Ceremony *** Peusijuek *** is performed by holding some of the first process begins with praying accompanied by pesijuek ceremonial materials placed on a talam containing sticky rice, rice, flour, flower water, and a kind of food called "tumpoe" and leaves and grass as a medium for splashing water.

materials and the first stone which has been in the next prayer is placed in the excavation of the foundation of the foundation of the building which is accompanied by foundry foundation.

** Peusijuek ** in the process involves religious and community leaders to witness this event fun and togetherness clearly visible in every event that dilasakan because at the end of this procession the people who attend will be given food and eat together.

Cultural Procession *** Peusijuek *** to request safety, tranquility and happiness is not only done for the development process, but also performed on other traditional processions such as during the wedding, when descending rice fields, buying new vehicles even when someone wants to wander.

As for the process I mentioned is related to the construction of a mosque building in my town Matangglumpangdua-Peusangan-Bireun-Aceh.

cultural *** Peusijuek *** laden social message togetherness and mutual help each other and give lessons to be grateful for what has been owned by appreciate it through this ceremonial posres, in addition to our culture has the identity of the nation that is priceless. so I am interested to tell and share about this ***Peusijuek *** culture.

The positive power of positive energy for salvation, peace and happiness of the creator of the form of gratitude makes something special about this culture, here it is required not to boast about being always in a cold position (sijuek) and appreciating nature by encouraging the material - building materials in use.

the process of development that involves many workers is already done in their salvation so that in their work they will also feel the comfort and they should keep their own salvation.

this is the culture in my place and we are proud to have it.

so can I write and I tell you, maybe this is not entirely and I also apologize to the reader of this post if there is a language that does not fit, I try to write with translate from the language I use to the English language hopefully does not reduce its meaning.

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Matangglampduadua, March 23, 2018