INTER CULTURE COMMUNICATION IN THE LIFE OF THE HINDU IN MOJOKERTO

Sari

Communication and culture are two concepts that cannot be separated. Communication
and culture lie in variations in steps and the way humans communicate across human communities
or
social
groups.
The
crossing
of
communication
uses
message
codes,
both
verbally
and
nonverbally,
which
are
naturally
used
in
all
contexts
of
interaction.
Inter-cultural
communication
in
the
life
of
the
Mojokerto
Hindus
is
one
of
them
seen
from
the
cultural
anjangsana
that
they
routinely
do.
The
use
of
the
kejawen
Hindu
pillow
and
the
Javanese
language
in
various
activities
shows
that
there
is
harmony
between
the
Kejawen
Hindus
and
the
Balinese
Hindus.
Even
though
they
have
different
cultures
that
can
be
racially,
ethnically,
or
socio-economically
different,
or
a
combination
of
all
the
differences,
they
still
live
in
harmony
and
mutual
cooperation
in
all
Hindu
cultural
and
social
custom
activities
held
in
Mojokerto
Regency.
Keywords: Intercultural Communication, Hindus, Mojokerto