The Wisdom and Teachings of Bali's Culinary Practices with Maya Kerthyasa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Food journalist Cok Maya Kerthyasa talks about the cultivation, preparation and consumption of food in Bali and how it draws the culture closer to nature and the divine. She shares her personal journey of learning about her roots through food, and how cooking the Balinese way can bring us closer to our land, the Universe, and even ourselves.
I may not be Indonesian, nor have I been to Bali, but, appreciation for one's culture and heritage is commendable. Yours is a passion that should be recognized and emulated.
Wish you have brighter future in your profession. God bless you. I saw your marriage video & it's simply awesome. God bless you. I am from India & love Bali as a Hindu. Your bail culture is simply awesome. I wish Bali people have a happy life.
she's actually princess of Bali..., of course she had all the wisdom from her ancestor...., its in her DNA...., semangat princess
So beautiful words to describe about her food culture and Hinduism 🕉
Amazing. The way she explain and her thought process makes me feel enlightened not only about food but about life.
Her voice is really smoothing an attractive your amazing I also saw your brothers wedding plus yours too
well presented and full of magic. Thank you
Suksme, Maya so beautiful message about Bali's culinary 🙏, i appreciate it.
Suksma Usada Bali dan Maya atas videonya yang sangat inspiratif ini. Membuka jendela pengetahuan kuliner saya tentang masakan Bali 😍🙏
I was lucky to observe part of your Ubud, Bali culture and religion, and especially getting an insight into how your parent met, there humbleness, simplicity and authentic way of life through your brother wedding ceremony on You Tube. Although I reside in the UK and Europe for years but most of my Yoruba traditional belief system is very similar. (Harmony and atonement with nature and others is the essence of spiritual and traditional way of life. Just want to show my appreciation of the opportunity to listen to you also on the You tube
Yoruba Sub-Saharan African culture is amazing, i love their temple, architecture, stone craving, stone-brick house, wood-timber house with beautiful ornament, art, tradition. i love sub-saharan roof style, more beautiful like southeast Asian roof like Thai-Cambodian, Burmese, Malays, Javanese-Balinese style, Chinese, Japanese. Aztec, Maya and Inca temple, palace,city wall and fort in America, Greco-Roman temple in Europe, Ancient Pre-Islam Temple and monument in Petra Jordan and Madain Saleh Saudi Arabia, Persian, Indian, China Great Wall, North African Egypt Pyramid and Temple, Berbers in Morocco with beautiful old walled city. African with Yoruba, Zulu, Congo, Massai, Ashati, Benin is amazing with great culture like Papuan and Australian aboriginal
Lovely message
i want to go to bali someday
Perfect.
Good work sister
Putri Ubud ....Ny Maya
She looks good
What are the white spots on her forehead? I saw them in a different location on her brother's forehead and thought they were grains of rice. I wondered why the cameraman didn't let him know...but she has them.
My brother married an Indonesian woman. She is into herbal medicine. Indonesia has a rich history of herbal medicine, but I'm not aware of much research on the effectiveness of the various herbs.
I don't know why Indonesian food isn't more common in other countries. It is very complex in flavor, with a host of ingredients.
Most traditional cooks don't even know their recipes as modern people would expect. They grew up using a handful or a pinch. They look, feel, and taste to determine if it is right. If exact recipes are desired, it may be good to find the ingredients, weigh or measure them before the traditional cooks uses them and afterward. You could then get exact proportions and create modern recipes.
Its rice. After pray it puts there. Its a tradition of Hindu/Balinese.
Proud to Hindu 🕉🕉
Princess
Everyone came here after her brother wedding
You're so low profile. You not tell that your father is a prince of bali n your a princess of bali. I just saw your brother weeding in other channel.🙏
But now she is married to a aussie guy . She is no more princess
Kishor Kumar she is still a princess in the hearts of the Balinese and will always be 💕
@@kishorkumar7221 de jure no.... De facto yes.... Salam hormat untuk princess Maya dr rakyat jawa barat
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I don't want to say anything nothing to say but for me she is the most beautiful princess in
this world out of hundreds thousand....
Buddhism and Hinduism are probably the hardest religion to understand. They needed too much understanding on even s simple thing like cooking.
As an Indian Hindu I find it interesting that your religious offerings include pig fat, innards and meat inside the temple which is strange and disturbing for us as vegitarians. Some of us dont eat onions n garlic before going to the temple. Those who eat meat refrain from it atleast a day before entering a temple. Could you inform us about being a non vegetarian Hindu.
India is better
Hi, I'm a Balinese Hindu bring you some clarification. so, most Balinese Hindu is Shivaism and I believe that's where the practice of non vegetarian came from. we even eat beef except for brahmin and their descendant.
@@HeriSuranegara Thank you. Thats very interesting..After much research .i realise....We have Shivites in India too... but they too are vegetarian... there are non vedic traditions though... mostly Devi and mother godess and Shiva temples in south India and east India that serve meat as offering and sacrifice. Mostly goat and chicken and fish.
@@mrp5764 most Indian says Balinese Hindu custom similar with Hindu in Kerala, and our temple similar to Nepali. is that right?
@@HeriSuranegara the temples in bali are very similar to kerala like architecture sculpture use of wooden pillars and decorative doors. even the climate and natural beauty are very similar...banana leaf is very important for serving food and decorating is usually made with coconut leaves just like bali.
The brahmins are pure vegetarian and practice untouchability and casteism. The vedic hindus called savarnas and are segregated from non vedic Hindus called avarnas... now things are changingand people are more equal.. Non vedic Hindus pray to the goddess and other non vedic forms of shiva and serve alcahol and meat as offering and sacrifice.
Is the princess still single? Princess holla at me.
yea, she d someone to clean the pots and pans
Not a way to talk to a princess....
If an asian man married a white girl, their kids looked more western than asian and they’re damn cute.. and if a western man married an asian girl, their kids looked more asian. But Most white girls aren’t into asian men because they’re generally short and weak.. But men, white or not, usually prefer shorter girls to the taller ones
Sounds presumptive