OVERVIEW
Steadfast, compassionate, generous, and kind-hearted, despite his modest means. Somewhat envious of others' possessions. Fervent in nature and quick to anger.
ABOUT
Wuku Galungan is the designation of one of the wuku in the Penanggalan Pawukon system that is observed in Java. In Bali, it is referred to as Wuku Dungulan.
The term "Galungan" originates from Old Javanese, signifying "to fight," while "dungulan" translates to "to win."
The name Wuku Galungan or Dungulan is derived from Raden Galungan or Dungulan, the ninth child of Prabu Watugunung and Dewi Sinta. His twin is Raden Kuningan.
The birth during Wuku Galungan or Dungulan is under the protection of Batara Kamajaya, the God of Love.
The character traits associated with those born in Wuku Galungan or Dungulan align with their guardian deity. Although under the auspices of the God of Love, it does not imply that they are frivolous in matters of affection. Instead, they remain steadfast in their love with a sense of sacredness.
Individuals born during Wuku Galungan or Dungulan exhibit a calm yet resolute demeanor. They do not rush into decisions, which makes them endear to many.
In a crowd, they easily stand out, not only due to their captivating presence but also their adeptness in communication. His demeanor and actions consistently bring joy to others, earning him widespread affection. He is articulate and possesses a strong sense of responsibility.
In their professional endeavors, they approach their responsibilities with a profound sense of duty. They emphasize quality alongside quantity in their work.
Despite their tranquil nature, they possess a strong temperament, especially regarding their beliefs. This temperament does not translate into explosive anger but rather reflects their steadfast principles.
A notable weakness is their tendency towards extravagance, particularly when it comes to assisting others. Their compassionate nature often leads them to spend generously on others, frequently neglecting their own needs. Thus, one should not anticipate a substantial savings from those born under Wuku Galungan or Dungulan.
Unlike other wuku, Wuku Galungan or Dungulan is not associated with structures or edifices, indicating a disposition that prioritizes altruism and service to others. Consequently, their earnings are often directed toward endeavors beyond their personal interests.
PERSONALITY KEY POINTS
Strengths:
- Deep sense of sacred and steadfast love.
- Calm, resolute, and patient, avoiding hasty decisions.
- Captivating presence and strong communication skills.
- Strong work ethic, emphasizing quality and dedication.
- Compassionate and generous, bringing comfort to others.
- Resilient principles, stable, and not easily swayed by temptation.
- Articulate and responsible, earning widespread affection.
Weaknesses:
- Tendency toward extravagance, especially when helping others, leading to potential financial strain.
- Prone to strong desires and quick temper.
- Potential covetousness for others' possessions.
- Limited financial savings due to excessive generosity.
THE PROTECTOR (DEITY)
Batara Kamajaya
The deity associated with Wuku Galungan symbolizes comfort, strength, and a generous spirit, depicted holding a ceremonial bowl of water to soothe those in need.
In the realm of wayang, Sang Hyang Kamajaya or Kamadewa is the offspring of Semar (Hyang Ismaya) and Dewi Senggani.
Batara Kamajaya is also renowned as the God of Love. Together with his consort, Dewi Kamaratih, this divine pair tirelessly ensures the safety of humanity, particularly the Pandawa family.
SYMBOLIC ELEMENTS
- Represents: Industrious. Disdain idleness. A helpful nature and a resolute spirit.
- Represents: Intense anger and a constant yearning for the rights of others.
- Represents: A penchant for generosity and compassion, albeit with limited resources.
- "Galungan pring anggagar". Meaning: Bamboo in a state of drought, rendering it incapable of growth.
OTHER FACTS
- Arises from conflict.
- Unspecified.
- Sunday Pahing, Monday Pon, and Tuesday Wage.
- Northeast.
- Favorable for meditation (tirakat), visiting relatives, and seeking knowledge.
- Unfavorable for planting bamboo, undertaking long journeys, healing ailments, arranging marriages, aspiring for respectable status, or establishing a home.
- While navigating through his wuku, it is advisable to avoid traveling in the northeastern direction for seven days.
