OVERVIEW
Sharp-minded, intelligent, and intuitive but can be overly critical.
ABOUT
Wuku Landep, the second wuku in the Pawukon calendar, follows Wuku Sinta and derives its name from Sinta's sister, who became the second wife of King Watugunung. Although she bore no children, her name "Landep," meaning "sharp" or "pointed" in Javanese, reflects the defining traits of this wuku—intellectual sharpness and clarity of thought.
Under the guidance of its celestial protector, Batara Mahadewa, Wuku Landep embodies keen intuition and profound perception. Individuals born under this wuku are known for their ability to foresee events with remarkable accuracy, interpreting the world with a deep inward vision.
Prosperity often favors those born in Wuku Landep, as they exhibit financial stability and enjoy advantageous opportunities. Their sharp decision-making skills and wise resource management further enhance their fortune. These individuals are drawn to intellectual and spiritual pursuits, excelling in personal growth through knowledge and insight.
Wuku Landep individuals are admired for their sincerity, responsibility, and reliability, earning the trust and affection of superiors and elders. Their open-hearted nature attracts support from those around them, while their boldness in public and soft-spoken demeanor in private make them approachable yet commanding.
Despite a tendency toward boasting, their forgiving nature and protective spirit make them valuable allies, particularly for those seeking refuge, guidance, or assistance in times of trouble. They are natural protectors of the vulnerable, offering support and reassurance to those in need.
Solitude often appeals to them, as it provides an avenue for deep reflection and the cultivation of profound insights that benefit not only themselves but also others. Their exceptional memory and ability to handle diverse tasks make them indispensable resources in learning and problem-solving.
Rooted in the northwest and influenced by animal energy, Wuku Landep is a cycle marked by intellect, intuition, and a nurturing spirit that guides and uplifts those within its reach.
PERSONALITY KEY POINTS
Strengths:
- Sharp intellect and intuition: Known for mental acuity, decision-making skills, and the ability to foresee events with precision.
- Meticulous and responsible: Executes tasks with care and reliability, gaining favor with superiors and earning respect for their efficiency.
- Attractive and charismatic: Often described as strikingly handsome, with a clear spirit and harmonious relationships.
- Resilience and wisdom: Demonstrates strength in leadership, making decisions with both firmness and subtlety. Capable of managing resources and secrets with prudence.
- Spiritual inclination: Fond of meditation, contemplation, and spiritual practices, with an ability to find profound insights in solitude.
- Supportive and protective: Offers assistance and protection to those in need, particularly those facing difficulties in life.
- Agile and gentle: Combines mental sharpness with a gentle nature, making them approachable despite their strength.
- Strong memory and knowledge-sharing: Valued for their exceptional memory and ability to illuminate others with knowledge.
Weaknesses:
- Overly critical: Can be excessively harsh in their judgments or orders, though they may later soften their approach.
- Boastful tendencies: Inclined to show off, particularly their strengths and achievements, while concealing their weaknesses.
- Hidden agendas: Benevolent actions may sometimes mask underlying motives or self-interest.
- Prefers solitude: While insightful, their preference for solitude may isolate them from the broader social environment.
- Emotional detachment: Though calm and serene, they may struggle with deeper emotional connections, leading to a tendency to avoid intense emotional situations.
- Impatience with failure: Their sharpness and high standards may make them intolerant of mistakes or inefficiency.
THE GUARDIAN (DEITY)
Batara Mahadewa
The symbol of Batara Mahadewa, depicted as possessing a handsome or exquisite visage, destined to be matched with an attractive partner. Radiating clarity in spirit, this deity delights in meditation, contemplation, and the practice of remembrance.
Batara Mahadewa, also known as Sang Hyang Mahadewa in Javanese tradition. Batara Mahadewa is revered as the deity of nobility, virtue, and heroism. He is known for his honesty, wisdom, and dedication. Batara Mahadewa is often tasked with bestowing blessings upon ascetics and delivering royal regalia during the coronation of kings.
SYMBOLIC ELEMENTS
- Represents: Its purpose is to illuminate the heart or soul that is shrouded in darkness.
- Its scientific name is Shorea balangeran.
- Represents: Also known as Balangeran, possessing healing properties and serving as a protection for the sick and wretched.
- In ancient times, Atatkembang was a beloved companion of the esteemed and influential individuals. This Wuku is likened to that majestic flower bird, cherished by those of high standing and favored by superiors due to the individual's exceptional performance. Wherever it resides, it possesses the innate ability to lead and illuminate the path for others.
- Represents: Admired by the nobles and superiors. Exceptional performance.
- Represents: Firm and authoritative qualities.
- Represents: A serene disposition, one that is not easily swayed by emotions. Yet, it is unfortunate that such a seemingly benevolent act conceals a hidden ulterior motive or agenda.
- Represents: Inclined to show off.
- Represents: A symbol of the desire to carefully conserve and safeguard secrets and resources with prudence and caution. It also means someone who likes to showcase their strengths. However, it also tends to conceal its weaknesses.
- "Landep mina pringga pati". Meaning: Essentially advises a period of preparation and safeguarding, while cautioning against undertaking major changes or initiating new ventures.
OTHER FACTS
- Crushed by falling timber or collapsing structures.
- Sunday Wage.
- Wednesday Pahing.
- West.
- Considered auspicious for sharpening swords, constructing fences, and crafting fish traps.
- Deemed inauspicious for moving houses, holding wedding celebrations, engaging in commercial endeavors, or building doors.
- The potential danger that may arise of this wuku is the risk of being struck by falling trees, thus one must exercise caution and refrain from seeking shelter beneath trees during windy or rainy conditions. For the duration of these seven days, it is advisable to avoid traveling westward for matters of significant importance.
