RAMBANTU

Let’s begin with the story... I am the first one to wake up in my territory. I must wake everyone up with a trumpet. It is duty, pride, and something I heartfully love. Because I get to invite Sun into our world. One beautiful spring day in the land of the rising Sun. I stood on top of a magnificent golden mountain to invite the Sun. Today as I stood in front of a golden hue sky, before the Sun, came a wave of Sun flares, closer to my world and my eyes. At first, I thought to roar, but I couldn’t squeak a little. As it came closer, looking a lot less like a Sun flare and more like a Monkey spinning through the waves of the Sun. A monkey from another world, a wanderer of the skies, a celestial being. The little Monkey drops and lands right in front of my feet. Looks beautiful, serene, simple, and at ease. The gold complexion, self-illuminating, and with an effortless, relaxing posture. Dusting off the burnt orange dust and blowing off the flames, it quickly says, “Hi.” Before I could say or ask something, it did a somersault and already took a crawl over my trunk and sat on my head. “It’s time for a new day; welcome the Sun, my friend.” speaking with a lovely, gentle voice. It is a bit scary, but the old bear came just in time to fill me up with some secrets of the beyond. “Don't fear this little celestial wanderer. He indeed arrives from beyond.” “Beyond?” Yes, this little monkey serves the Viswam, the creation. Viswam: Universe, Cosmos, everything that is in creation. He and his commander dive into the Viswam to travel and explore the world within the creation. The star paths always take them separately and reunite them by purpose. They reunite to eat, play, relax, and stay together for the world’s benefit. They share deep friendship; they travel and explore many worlds together, playing in stardust, atoms, and elements. The chief has a purpose: To benefit the worlds inside the creation. Benefit the world with welfare, happiness, and prosperity. They call their mission “Loka Kalyanam.” The little monkey’s mission is to align and be in momentum with his master’s mission. Like a child to his father, like a fellow traveler, like a savior, like a wise monk, like a dear friend, he finds his way back to his master. Loka Kalyanam: For the highest good and harmony of the world.