Agama Kejawen Murni ( Kejawen Religion)

Some of these things are related to Subud's future. Future generations may require access to your talks, letters and documents, as well as documents relating to the establishment and dissemination of Subud. WSA manages and organizes a collection of international archives located in Australia and Indonesia. Thank you very much for the work of the late Faisall Sillem, all the talks Mr and Mrs maintained in the audio format in the latest technology and stored in three international locations. The WSA is working with Subud Publications International (SPI), which produces a collection of your official written conversations in English, and the WSA also oversees the translation of Mr and Mrs Rahayu's conversations into other languages. In addition, the WSA has trademarks for Subud names and symbols, as well as copyrights for the talks of Mr and Mrs Rahayu, and this seeks to protect this for the long future of Subud. The WSA has an official histor

Photos: Isti Jenkins directing quilt project given as a thank you gift to the Christchurch Subud Group for hosting the 13th World Congress. Subud Youth event in Indonesia. The World Subud Association (WSA) provides support for the various lives of Subud. I. WSA financially supports and International Assisting organizations in their work visit WSA member countries, attend national congresses and zone meetings. II. The WSA member national organization helps through its zonal network, and the WSA executive also provides financial support and other support for the development of national congresses, zonal meetings and other activities. III. WSA aims to nurture and strengthen the global Subud community. In addition to world congresses and international meetings, WSA provides bulletins, networks and other forms of communication. This includes support for younger Subud community members. IV. Subud members with emergency needs can apply to the WSA for

Over time, the Subud experience spontaneously enables one to be more oneself and more fully human. In part, this means that as one becomes more free from outside pressures and prejudices, one is more able to appreciate the needs of other people. As an expression of this aspect of the Subud experience, the WSA has aims in the fields of peace, social development, education, health, environment and entrepreneurship. In each of these areas the goal is to facilitate and nurture activities that embody human qualities guided by the latihan and which are beneficial for individuals, their communities and for humanity. These Subud activities are comprised by the free initiatives of individual members, and so the WSA and its affiliates, Susila Dharma International Association and the Subud International Cultural Association, provide a supporting framework and network for such initiatives. In this section of the website, we will describe some of these S

WSA Zones For organizational purposes, the World Subud Association is divided into nine zones. To be able to coordinate the work of the WSA, each zone has a coordinator who represents their countries on the World Subud Council between world congresses. Zone Representatives also chair councils for their zone, are directors of the WSA, and form the voting body of the WSC, along with the WSA Chairperson. The WSA is also divided into three geographic Areas for assisting individual members and groups in the practice of the latihan. Each Area is represented by six international helpers making a total of 18 world wide. You may find contacts for countries with Subud members and a list of countries with Subud members here. The Zones are roughly geographically split in the following manner: Zone 1 Oceania Zone 2 Part of the Middle East and Southern Asia Zone 3 Western Europe Zone 4 Eastern Europe, Northern Asia and part of the Middle East