Improve Religious Life Experience In The Concept Of Spiritual Causes Through Beneran Indonesia

Abstract

Realizing social happiness and harmony in inter-religious relations from a broad perspective. Every religious human being always learns to gain solemnity and understanding in the religious life that is carried out. This article explores qualitative research using an ethnographic approach in one activity space with a homogeneous component of respondents. The aim of the research is to find the relationship of solidarity and synergy among young people of different religions in Beneran Indonesia's volunteer activities. The research respondents were the founders of the Beneran Indonesia Foundation and the participating volunteers. Data and information were collected from observations, interview results, and supporting documents which were then analyzed and interpreted using the available data. The results of the study show that spiritual causality (reciprocity of an activity) is supported by openness of individual attitudes, responsibility, willingness to work together in developing inter-religious harmony facilitated by meeting rooms or meetings of young people, so that each individual has an answer. causality in the values of life. The participation of students and volunteers in the Beneran Indonesia program is the essence of encounters from different religious, cultural and habitual backgrounds, so that the values of self-perception and individual self-position can be seen and at the same time provide answers for oneself to behave and interact to strengthen social order. community harmony. Positive causality is demonstrated by activities, communication, solidarity, and tolerance raised by volunteers and participants who take part in Beneran Indonesia activities.