Chapter 6 - Remarks and Scope for Further Research

Throughout the Research, the Researcher herself was discussing the relationship between India and Southeast Asia.

Of course, there was a variety of access to religious relations and cultural exchanges, but the road has not yet been established.

As the cult of Bhuta or Daiva Aradhane, popularly known in Tulunadu, is actually their customs and culture? Or is it in herited from Sri Lanka? It is known -"YAKSHA ARADHANE".

North Kerala, we also know part of Tulunadu, has Bhuta Kola known as "THEYYAM"

Practice, performance and mind are the same in Sri Lanka, Kerala and Indonesia, the reason is mainly morale of spirits and good vices who worked and offered puja and food, kept on the ground there.

Human psychology has succeeded in its fear of maintaining peace through a supernatural being, which has been worshiped to keep it in need, and to follow civic life.

Further Scope

There are many possibilities to explore in this aspect, where cultural ties clearly show our religious attachment and social migration from land to land, not only for green pasture to survive, but also for cultural, religious and traditional. The conglomeration to prove all humans come from a single race "VASUDHAIVAKUTUMBHA"

Hinduism in Bali, known as Hindu Agama, is an ancient Indian pavilion of Hinduism followed for centuries. Similar sects are followed and practiced in both countries.

Bali Religion -where life is between good and evil.

The sea where demons and evil spirits live.

Mountains and volcanoes within Bali, especially Mount Agung, are places where gods, spirits of nature and ancestral spirits are introduced.

Between the mountains and the sea, there is a world of humans where evil and evil spirits fight until everlasting.

Each village was built on the dividing line between mountains, sea, sunrise and sunset and even the main street runs from the mountains side to the beach.

You can find the original temple (Purah puseh) located at the foot of the mountain and dedicated to the God Bhrahma,The Creator.

The Ballinians believe that everything has a spirit, even the river or tree, and that the forces of nature have little control.

For this reason, in Balinese religion, people also worship their ancestors because ancestors have the ability to direct the forces of nature.

Each Balin court has many wings and a family temple. Mountains near the sea, can be found in the corner closest to the mountains where the gods and ancestors are revered.

In the center of the village there is the People's Temple (Bora Desa), where villagers gather to organize their work and on the outskirts of the village is the Temple of Death (Bora Dalm) where the gods of death are revered..

There can be a lot of surveying about so many esteemed lives in India and Indonesia.

There can be a relationship between each mind because both countries follow Hinduism and its branches.

There can be further detailed study with the Bunts from Tulunadu. Its origin, and its relation to the Tantric gods and gods because they belong to the Shaktaas and they worship the Ganesha,Shiva and Dewi Aadi Parashakti.

In scientific terms, it may also be useful to define Shiv Ganas in quantum physics.

There is a whole new world of cultural and anthropological communication with India and Southeast Asia (Austro -Asian countries) to explore, explore and study to improve the connections of ancient civilizations.

Modern relevance in connection to the Research scholar’s thesis

The research scholar says.” Knowing our roots from where is our origin, who are we connected to, what we follow, is a true crux of our existence. This is known as our culture, it denotes to our true selves.

The present world has seen progress in terms of a bullet train, where in daily existence and survival we need to trigger ourselves in our own fast paced world but unfortunately when asked about our roots, culture and traditions we fall nil and blank. There are many reasons for this lag and lack in knowledge. They are–

1) Migration
2) Fast economy
3) Foreign cultural influence
4) Survival
5) Cocooned staying in ones comfort zone in a metropolitan city or urban cosmopolitan crowd zone

The result, our this generation is clueless of relations, routes, culture, traditions moreover trackless and lost is our present generation, but some do get intrigued to knowing and racking our ancient rich culture traditions to get back in our society.

People and follow to keep alive of our traditions for them and their children to know. The research scholar is sure that her research topic and effort would definitely intrigue the younger generation in her community and curious minds out in the society at large to know about their past and people around the world to know this as a live culture INDIA still follows in the interior parts of Tulunadu.