Creating sustainable journeys with impact

MAHRIVA inspired by traditional Javanese phrase often associated with the ideal state of prosperity and harmony in society. Each word carries deep meaning:

Gemah ripah: Indicates abundance, prosperity, and wealth in a community, particularly in terms of natural resources and agricultural productivity.

Loh jinawi: Symbolizes peace, security, and the well-being of society.

Together, the phrase reflects an idealized vision of a place where the land is fertile, resources are plentiful, and the people live in harmony and security. It is often used to describe a prosperous, peaceful nation or community, emphasizing balance, self-sufficiency, and cooperation.

This expression is deeply rooted in Javanese culture and philosophy, often serving as an aspiration for leaders and communities to create a just, thriving, and peaceful society. It also embodies the values of sustainability and unity, which are at the heart of many traditional Indonesian cultural ideals

YATRA is a Sanskrit word meaning "journey" It is commonly used in contexts to describe metaphorical life journeys. The term has both literal and symbolic significance, often associated with travel undertaken for a purpose, especially to meaningful destinations.

TRIHITA is a Balinese philosophical concept that translates to "three causes of well-being" or "three ways to achieve happiness". Rooted in traditional Balinese culture, it emphasizes harmony in three key relationships to maintain balance and prosperity in life. Which is Parahyangan (Harmony with God), Pawongan (Harmony Among People) and Palemahan (Harmony with Nature). This concept plays a central role in Balinese society, influencing their daily life and sustainable development initiatives.