Sajen, a javanese offering

Passed down by his father, Waskito Jawi learned about Javanese spirituality, its horoscopes, its connection to the spirit world, and how to walk between the seen and unseen. In this space, he shares about sajen: Javanese offerings that honour the harmony between humans, nature, and the spirit realm.

Some facts about Kejawen

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    The offerings symbolize harmony between humans, nature, and the spiritual realm. They serve as a way to maintain cosmic balance (Rukun Alam).

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    Burning incense (dupa) in sajen is believed to connect the material world with the spiritual realm. Its fragrance acts as a carrier of prayers and intentions.

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    Common items in sajen include rice, flowers, incense, fruits, snacks, water, and betel leaves. Each element holds symbolic meaning, such as fertility, purity, and gratitude.

Sajen, a Javanese offering | by Waskito Jawi

Kromo Djawi gently guides you into the symbolic world of sajen, traditional Javanese offerings. He shares the meaning behind the different elements and ingredients, and shows how each part holds its own purpose and energy.

You’ll witness how he prepares and carries his own sajen to the temple, and how he offers his prayer. Along the way, you’ll also be introduced to the teaching of Sedulur Papat Limo Pancer, a Javanese way of understanding the self and our spiritual guides.

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