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PROCEEDING BOOK in Association with St 25 April – 02 May 2020 One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar Self, Society, and Personal Development Jointly organized by UNIVERSITAS HINDU INDONESIA GAP – INDIA PROCEEDING BOOK In association with St. Andrew’s Education Foundation, ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 Mumbai, Nalanda Nrityaka MahaVidhyalaya, Mumbai, Samarpan Arts and College Gandhinagar, Shree RP arts, KB Commerce and Smt. BCJ Science College, Khambhat Supported by MSI Indonesia, IFSSO, LIPI UNHI PRESS 2020 One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar on Self, Society, and Personal Development ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 25 April to 02 May, 2020 One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar on Self, Society, and Personal Development ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 Languages: English and Bahasa Indonesia Editors: Prof. Dr. phil. I Ketut Ardhana, M.A. Prof. Dr. I Made Damriyasa, M.S. Dr. Gurudutta Japee Dr. Preeti Oza Made Adi Widyatmika, S.T., M.Si. Committee Chair I Wayan Wahyudi Secretary I Putu Darmawan Keynote sources: Prof. Dr. I Ketut Ardhana, M.A., Prof. Dr. Yekti Maunati, Dr. I Gusti Ayu Ketut Surtiari, M.A. Reviewer: I Ketut Ardhana, Yekti Maunati, Gurudutta P. Japee, Preeti Oza Joinly organized by Universitas Hindu Indonesia, Denpasar, The Grand Academic Portal, India in association with St. Andrew’s Education Foundation, Mumbai, Nalanda Nrityaka MahaVidhyalaya, Mumbai, Samarpan Arts and College Gandhinagar, Shree RP arts, KB Commerce and Smt. BCJ Science College, Khambhat Supported by MSI Provinsi Bali IFSSO LIPI UNHI PRESS 2020 i One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar on Self, Society, and Personal Development ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 Messages from the Rector of Universitas Hindu Indonesia Prof. Dr. drh. I Made Damriyasa, M.S. In a globalized world, education cannot remain at a local level. Therefore educators should maintain ties with a wide range of educators from diverse cultures and develop sophisticated educational and social insights. In recent years, Universitas Hindu Indonesia (UNHI) has initiated many international collaborations in teaching and research and academic conferences. It was an honor and vast experience to learn UNHI has collaborated with many scholars from abroad. Even now, in the pandemic of COVID-19, the symptom cannot stop our desires in enhancing academic insight. The one-week international online faculty development program, 25 April to 2 May 2020, is a marvelous initiation of the Grand Academic Portal (GAP) India in responding to the current social distancing condition. Again, it is a great honor to collaborate with various academic parties, such as St. Andrews Foundation, Mumbai, Nalanda College of Performing Art, Mumbai, Samarpan Arts & Commerce College, Gujarat, The Indonesian Historians Society (Masyarakat Sejarawan Indonesia-MSI, Bali), and International Federation of Social Sciences Organization (IFSSO). Our sincere gratitude to Dr. Gurruduta Japee and Dr. Preeti Oza of GAP India for the excellent coordination that ensures the success of the forum. On 28 April 2020, Universitas Hindu Indonesia presents three source persons, namely Prof. I Ketut Ardhana, Prof. Yekti Maunati, and I Gusti Ayu Surtiari, Ph.D., in social science insight. With more than 20 participants from other faculty members, hopefully, this online academic forum meets the fruitful goal. Enjoy the webinar! --o0o-- ii One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar on Self, Society, and Personal Development ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 Messages from the Chair of the Grand Academic Portal, India Dr. Gurudutta Japee Society, Self, and Professional Development are some of the areas which are going through a paradigm shift in the age of today’s uncertain future and heightened anxiety. This world is experiencing a never-before threat to humanity and that is also reflected in the area of Higher Education worldwide. Many old ways are giving way to the new ones and in this process of change, many ‘new-normal’ is setting in. At the Grand academic Portal- GAP, it is our constant endeavour to provide some solutions to many contemporary and traditional challenges by having many new challenges. In this period of ‘Social distancing’ GAP has organized this Online international FDP in association with UNHI to support the academia across the world to connect through the virtual platform. We sincerely thank Prof. Dr. I Made Damriyasa, Prof. Dr. I Ketut Ardhana, Prof. Dr. Yekti Maunati and Dr. I Gusti Ayu Ketut Suritari of UNHI, for agreeing to provide their association and expertise in the successful organization of this Faculty Development Program. --o0o-- iii One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar on Self, Society, and Personal Development ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 Messages from the CEO of the Grand Academic Portal, India Dr. Preeti Oza The world is going through an unprecedented crisis and no living soul has experienced such a high level of a global pandemic in the documented history of the world. We all are in a desperate state of despair and gloom currently because of the COVID-19 Virus infection and the resultant health scare across the globe. But we still have one gift with us for which mankind will be completely indebted and that is the technology. The availability of various digital and communication technologies has made this global crisis a little bearable. We, at the Grand Academic Portal - GAP are trying to ease out the effects of the pandemic to our fellow academician brethren in India and abroad by providing long-distance digital solutions to the various academic challenges. The proposed Online International Faculty Development program on ‘Self, Society and Professional Development’ is one such effort to put various subject and domain experts across the globe together through digital connectivity and to give a rich virtual experience to all the participants. We sincerely thank Prof. I Made Damriyasa, the Rector of UNHI for cooperative collaboration, and to all resources, Prof. Dr. I Ketut Ardhana, Prof. Dr. Yekti Maunati and Dr. I Gusti Ayu Ketut Suritari of UNHI to provide their valuable guidance and sharing their knowledge with all the participants. --o0o-- iv One Week International FDP (Faculty Development Program) Webinar on Self, Society, and Personal Development ISBN: 978-623-7963-02-8 Content Messages from the Rector of Universitas Hindu Indonesia .................................................. ii Messages from the Chair of the Grand Academic Portal, India .......................................... iii Messages from the CEO of the Grand Academic Portal, India ............................................ iv Content ....................................................................................................................................................... v Local knowledge, disease and the Ayurvedic health: Cultural and psychological perspectives in Bali ............................................................................................................................... 1 Encountering globalization: Practicing local knowledge for indigenous people in Indonesia and minorities in Vietnam to survive in a global world ................................ 10 The movement of back to nature in the globalized world: the role of spiritual communities across the globe ....................................................................................................... 20 Human Trafficking is a Violence of Human Rights ................................................................ 28 Higher Education in Changing Times – Need for the Trailblazer .................................... 36 Emotional, social and personality development of adolescents ...................................... 46 Preserving Local Culture through Local Wisdom - A necessity to focus by India Higher Education Institutions with special reference to the state of Madhya Pradesh .................................................................................................................................................................... 56 Acculturation of cultural identity in Hindu community in Palangka Raya ................. 63 Family perception of the balian treatment on the mental disorders person ............. 77 Economic Policies in the Context of Covid-19: Challenges and Possibilities.............. 89 Religion and social capital of citizenship: Bogor Islamic community in globalized world development ............................................................................................................................ 96 Entrepreneurship by CHOICE: A study on avenues for women in India who choose to become entrepreneurs. ............................................................................................................. 115 The existence of local culture through community radio ................................................ 125 Covid-19, Health Care Service and Human Rights: an Ethical Conundrum .............. 130 Spiritualism ......................................................................................................................................... 140 An Ecocritical Study of Dhruv Bhatt’s That Thou Art ........................................................ 145 The Development of the Tingkeban ritual in Central Java ............................................... 156 Bali and UNESCO revitalization of local culture ................................................................... 166 From knowledge to wisdom: Covid-19 handling
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