LILIN SETIA HATI - Ilmu Setia Hati Sebagai Proses Seumur Hidup

A warm atmosphere was felt when our team visited the home of Mr. Parmintoyo, one of the elder brothers of the "Setia-Hati" Winongo Tunas Muda Brotherhood (PSHW-TM) in Jiwan, Madiun. He warmly welcomed us and began to share his life's journey, guided by the noble teachings of SH, which he still holds dear to this day. According to Parmintoyo, the core of the "S-H" teachings is unbreakable brotherhood. For him, brotherhood in "S-H" is not a temporary bond, but a lifelong one. He stated, "Here there is no such thing as leaving. Once a brother, always a brother." He then described the development of "S-H" in Jiwan and the surrounding area. He stated, "S-H has developed very fluidly, integrating seamlessly with the community. Regular pencak silat practice, he continued, is one of the keys to achieving every goal. "Here there is no coercion, no pressure. It all comes down to intention. Those who truly seek, who are patient and diligent, will reap the rewards." "Knowledge doesn't just come; it must be pursued with patience, perseverance, and a burning passion," said Parmintoyo. Furthermore, he also emphasized the importance of maintaining good relations. In his view, good relations are not merely a tradition, but the very essence of brotherhood. "Never discriminate between people. Whether poor, rich, intelligent, or humble, everyone is equal. That's what my father, the late H.R. "Soewarno," he said. Memories with his teacher are inseparable from his life story. Every Sunday, young Parmintoyo would willingly ride his bicycle to learn directly from the late H.R. Soewarno. For him, the journey was not a burden, but a joy. According to him, before physical training began, the teacher always gave him advice. And what impressed him was that the teacher taught him not only through words, but also through concrete examples. For example, he performed the sunnah prayers not to be seen, but as an example. For him, H.R. Soewarno embodies the image of a true teacher—patient, humble, yet exemplary. These values ​​live on today, passed down from one generation to the next within the "S-H" movement. This interview with Mr. Parmintoyo serves as a reminder that the teachings of "S-H" are not just about pencak silat movements. More than that, "S-H" is a life journey that teaches the meaning of brotherhood, patience, and exemplary behavior that will always be relevant in the current era. community. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...   / mediapusat_pshwtmindonesia