Sasana Adirasa Building Is Revived, Kemenbud Supports For Spiritual Culture

Menbud Fadli Zon (Doc. Kemenbud)

JAKARTA Minister of Culture Fadli Zon emphasized the government's commitment to caring for and advancing spiritual culture in Indonesia. This was conveyed during the procession of the Ruwatan of the Sadana Adirasa Building and the contemplation of the Anggoro Kasih Night at TMII, Jakarta, Monday (21/7). The building, which had been abandoned since the pandemic, has now returned to function as a spiritual expression space for the appreciation of trust.

"We hope that this building will become the center of spiritual and cultural activities that live. The MoU between TMII and MLKI is an important initial footing," Fadli said in his remarks as quoted on Tuesday, July 22.

Ruwatan and Night Anggoro Kasih are sacred traditions for fans to clean their space and innerness. Both are believed to be media for fire as well as reflections of the meaning of life.

Menbud Fadli emphasized that government support is not limited to ceremonies. He wants to be born more spiritual cultural activities such as Ruwatan and Anggoro Kasih. Spiritual culture is part of the nation's wealth that must be cared for and facilitated," he said straightforwardly.

Acting President Director of TMII Ratri Paramitha also emphasized that the Sasana Adirasa Building will be guarded as an inclusive cultural home. This building must be a living space for all cultural expressions, including fans," he said.

The event was also attended by fans from various regions, officials from the Ministry of Culture, and clergy. In closing, a tumpeng cut was carried out as a symbol of the sacred intention and the beginning of togetherness.

Through this momentum, the government together with MLKI and TMII emphasized their alignment with the preservation of the nation's spiritual values.