Abstract
The concepts of patience, gratitude, and sincerity are products of local wisdom which are conditional on Javanese cultural values. These three concepts are included in the study of positive psychology that developed in the West, but in their meaning, they are often different from the philosophical foundations of Javanese culture. Unfortunately, the concepts of patience, gratitude, and sincerity in Javanese culture are not widely studied. In this article, the concepts of patience, gratitude, and sincerity will be presented in learning according to the perspective culture of Java. Se others, to deepen this study the authors also outline the concept of patience, gratitude, and sincerity kind of review of psychological or religious. This article uses a literature study where the information collected is obtained through journals, books and other scientific works that can support research topics.
Highlights
Local wisdom is the values that form of experience or truth of life inherited
Local wisdom can be interpreted as traditional knowledge about the relationship between society and the environment that gave birth to a value which is internalized by the community itself
Fajarini (2014) defines local wisdom as knowledge and way of life as a way or strategy in overcoming life problems that are realized by various activities carried out by local communities
Summary
Local wisdom is the values that form of experience or truth of life inherited. This notion is based on the understanding of wisdom workshops according to Wulandari and Hapsari (2018) who state that local knowledge forms of real experience as a result of integration between human, environment, and spirit. Taste here means that by eling will foster a religious sense, a sense of subtle, and a sense of strength so that someone will spiritually have a relationship with God. In order to examine the literature relating to the gratitude of the Javanese community, researchers have reviewed several references to local journals and studies of journals in the West. The interesting thing in the article is to explain the historical review of the formation of sincerity attitudes in Javanese society The existence of this sincerity attitude is one of them as a result of the suffering during the colonial era which for three hundred and fifty years made Javanese people inherit attitudes that always succumb to the situation. Whereas if the two sentences are juxtaposed with nrimo ing pandum, makaryo ing nyoto means resignation to accept all forms of God-given after making the maximum effort done in a hard way
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