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Kinangan is an arrangement of traditional materials consisting of betel nut, betel nut, lime, gambir, and tobacco that are placed in a special container as a symbol of respect, unity of life elements, as well as a means of sincerity in traditional offerings and rituals.
Spiritually it is often used as a place for the ancestors
Elements and Philosophical Meanings of Sirih: A symbol of gratitude, humility, and always taking care of others.
Pineapple (Jambe):
The symbol of steadfastness, harmony in life, and honor.
Lime (Enjet):
A symbol of pure, clean, and sincere heart.
Gambir:
The symbol of bitterness which means steadfastness and patience in dealing with the process of life.
Tobacco:
A symbol of determination of mind and determination.
Role in the Presentation of Tri Murti Symbol:
The elements of betel nut, betel, and lime often represent the worship of God’s manifestation (Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva).
Guest Respect:
At first, the betel nut dish in the kinangan container was a form of honorable welcome for the great guest.
The Core of Inner Intention:
Become a symbol of inner fragrance and a clean mind before praying so that your wishes will be granted quickly, and can help you be successful
