good evening steemian friends.
on this occasion I would like to discuss a little about the peusijuk tradition in aceh
The peusijuek tradition must be preserved so as not to disappear or fade away
PEUSIJUK is one of the customary rituals or processions in Acehnese culture. This tradition is usually done to ask for salvation, peace, and happiness in life. The Peusijuek tradition is one of the traditions that have existed since ancient times, and is still practiced today. This tradition is usually done in almost all the customary activities of the Acehnese people, such as traditional weddings, traditional ceremonies, thanksgiving and other traditional ceremonies.
Peusijuek is one of the old traditions of the people of Aceh. Historically, "Peusijuek" it . item self is derived from the word "sijue", which in Aceh means "cold". So it can also mean cooling or cooling.
In the culture of Acehnese society, the Peusijuek tradition is basically functioned to ask for salvation, peace, and happiness in life.
But this peusijeuk function is also divided into several types, including:
Peusijuek meulangga (during the dispute),
Peusijuek pade bijeh (start planting rice),
Peusijuek place height (inhabit the new house),
Peusijuek peudong rumoh (build a house),
Peusijuek kaurubeuen (at sacrifice),
Peusijuek vehicles,
Peusijuek pilgrimage,
Peusijuek circumcision, and
Peusijuek wedding.
Peusijuek ritual implementation is usually done by religious leaders or traditional leaders who elder by the community. This is necessary because the Peusijuek tradition is a sacred ritual, so to do so it must be the person who best understands the prayers and the procession in the ritual.
In the application of Peusijuek tradition tool is tool and material peusijuek, movement, and prayer. For Peusijuek devices and materials usually consist of:
tray,
bu leukat (sticky rice)
you red (red coconut)
breueh pade (rice),
teupong taweue (flour mixed with water),
on sisikuek (a kind of Kalanchoe leaf),
manek manoe (leaf type)
naleueng sambo (a kind of grass)
glok (hand wash) and sangee (hood).
For the people of Aceh, every Peusijuek material has a special philosophy and meaning in it.
hopefully this tradition will always be concerve.
As a child of aceh I can know little about the peusijuk tradition.