Mystical Things Still Believed Indonesian
1. Charms
Amulet is an item that is believed to have an impact on the wearer. Usually talisman-shaped goods or posts that should be stored and guarded by someone. The purpose of its use is diverse, ranging from to get the science of inner power, to get rich quickly, quickly get mate, and much more. This talisman should not be taken for granted, usually a talisman has the terms and conditions to wear it like meditation or special abstinations.
2. Myth or pamali
Myths in everyday life are usually found in the life of Javanese society. Javanese culture has a belief in many things that are close in life that is believed to have an adverse effect if done. Myth or pamali is widespread in Indonesia, some of these myths must have been heard before such as "Do not sit in front of the door, it will be difficult to get a mate!" or "Do not sit on a pillow, then boil!". Regardless of mystical things, myth or pamali is actually made for the good of oneself. When considered, the myths that actually have a message to teach manners and decency for children. Like the ban on sitting at the door, it actually aims to educate children to be polite because sitting at the door will prevent the person coming in or out.
3. Shaman
A dukun is a person who is believed to have mystical powers. If there are strange things that are considered unseen, people will try to contact the dukun to provide solutions to the problem. In Indonesia, shamans seem to have been regarded as a job, not infrequently appear people who claim to have the occult ability that opened the service as a shaman. The shaman's figure has also become a very well known characteristic, this is due to many movie shows or tv shows that feature a typical shaman with black clothes complete with offerings and smoke from incense. In fact, not infrequently a lot of parody content that shows the figure of a shaman in a funny scene. Watch sketch videos from Duo Harbatah featuring the kind of hilarious words of shaman!