11 Weton Tulang Wangi According to Javanese Primbon, Must Be Careful Before the Night of 1 Suro

Kapanlagi.com - Javanese Primbon has become part of the culture, tradition, and beliefs of traditional Javanese society. Primbon believes that weton or birth date is one of the determinants of a person's fate. In Javanese Primbon, there are weton tulang wangi. According to Javanese Primbon, weton tulang wangi is a special weton, especially when approaching the date of 1 Suro.

Traditional Javanese people believe that the night of 1 Suro is a sacred time. On that night, spiritual energies in the universe are believed to be strengthening. This is considered a threat to weton tulang wangi, which is considered sensitive to the presence of spiritual energies. Therefore, before entering the night of 1 Suro, owners of weton tulang wangi are warned to be more careful.

So, what are the weton tulang wangi and what are the suggestions for facing the night of 1 Suro? To find out, just read the following review.

1. Characteristics of Tulang Wangi Owners

Characteristics of Tulang Wangi Owners (credit: unsplash)

In the Javanese calendar system used in primbon, birth weton is very diverse. According to the Javanese primbon, there are at least 35 birth weton. Not all of them are classified as Tulang Wangi.

Interestingly, Tulang Wangi weton can also be identified based on specific physical and non-physical characteristics. Here are some characteristics of people with Tulang Wangi weton according to the Javanese primbon.

1. Have Attractive Appearance

The first characteristic of people with Tulang Wangi weton is that they have an extraordinary appeal in their appearance. This appeal attracts the attention of others. For those who can see, owners of Tulang Wangi weton also tend to have a radiant aura, clean skin, and a charming face.

2. Have Strong and Positive Characters

In terms of non-physical aspects, people with the weton tulang wangi usually have characteristics such as strong leadership qualities, high creativity, and talent in various fields. These positive characters make them special and have a positive influence in their daily lives.

3. Usually Has a Sixth Sense

Thirdly, according to Javanese astrology, some people with weton tulang wangi are known to have a sixth sense or sensitivity to the spiritual world. They are able to see and feel the presence of supernatural beings around them, making them more alert and sensitive.

2. Tulang Wangi Weton

Tulang Wangi Weton (credit: unsplash)

In Javanese tradition, Tulang Wangi weton is often referred to as balung kuning. Out of the 35 weton in Javanese tradition, only 11 belong to the Tulang Wangi weton category. Here is a list of the 11 weton that fall into the Tulang Wangi category.

- Monday Kliwon

- Monday Wage

- Monday Pahing

- Tuesday Legi

- Wednesday Kliwon

- Wednesday Pahing

- Thursday Wage

- Saturday Wage

- Saturday Legi

- Sunday Pon

- Sunday Kliwon

3. Advice for Tulang Wangi

Advice for Tulang Wangi (credit: unsplash)

As mentioned earlier, it is advised for those with weton tulang wangi to be cautious during the night of 1 Suro. Weton tulang wangi is believed to be susceptible to various spiritual and physical disturbances during those times.

However, those who belong to the weton tulang wangi do not need to worry too much. According to Javanese astrology, there are several steps that can be taken to protect oneself from disturbances on the night of 1 Suro.

As a suggestion, Javanese astrology advises owners of weton tulang wangi to stay indoors on the night of 1 Suro. This is important as a precautionary measure, considering their tendency to be easily disturbed by the presence or interaction with supernatural beings.

In addition, during 1 Suro, it is highly recommended for owners of weton tulang wangi to draw closer to the Almighty. Owners of weton tulang wangi can increase their religious activities to distance themselves from the negative influence of the surrounding energy.

By getting closer to a higher power, they can maintain spiritual stability and protect themselves from energies that can disrupt the balance of their lives.

Those are some brief explanations about what weton tulang wangi is and suggestions for facing the night of 1 Suro. Hopefully, it is useful, can answer curiosity, and increase knowledge, especially related to Javanese culture. For the rest, the decision to believe or not believe is back in the hands of the readers.

(kpl/psp)