Meeting Point of the Indian-Archipelago Cultural Meeting

Because in fact Indian culture only influences, does not change and replace the culture of the archipelago. No culture in the archipelago today is exactly the same as Indian culture, including the typical wayang in the archipelago. What happens is acculturation and this can only happen in an atmosphere of peace, through marriage, commerce or teaching.

In fact, history records the arrival of Indian Brahmins in early AD such as Resi Agastya, as well as Byanlu Syamar or Ki Budi Darma who were recorded as students of the Balinese ascetic Maharesi Gopala and co-founded the Seruling Dewata school. using spiritual vision, it was known that India at that time was known as the Land of Silver. existence in harmony and in the land of the Golden Archipelago

So, it is very logical to state that the ancestors of the Dravidian people who founded the high civilization on the Indus River, were descendants of light humans who later transformed into fleshy humans, with skin colors that match the color of the land they inhabited. They are the descendants of Cun Kunaya Sabda Palon. in the next phase, such as in the Magazine Era, the relations between the archipelago and India were close. The teachings of Shiva Buddha, which is a blend of Indian and Archipelago Spiritual traditions, are so beautiful and become the foundation of Majapahit's brilliance.