Tingalan, A Tradition of Kampung Pitu, Patuk, Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta

Setiawan, Andereas Pandu (2021) Tingalan, A Tradition of Kampung Pitu, Patuk, Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta. In: SEMINAR INTERNASIONAL ICADECS 2021, 29-08-2021 - 29-08-2021, Malang - Indonesia.

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Abstract

Abstract Tingalan is a ceremony of gratitude to commemorate the birthday of the elders who live in Kampung Pitu. The Tingalan tradition is unique when viewed from the point of view of its philosophy, place and existence. The Tingalan tradition gives us a lesson on how humans should have a sense of gratitude to God and gratitude for the integration of life with the universe. Tingalan is also a marker of the times of human life, and this is necessary to always be a medium to remember that this life belongs to God. In the past, population administration and birth registration were only carried out by estimation, but what is unique is that the Tingalan incident was always carried out by the elders as a form of a sacred ceremony. Tingalan in relation to the spatial aspect is also closely related to a symbol of self-legitimacy to the family, community and environment.

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