Parahyangan is the spiritual pillar of the Tri Hita Karana. It is the relationship between man and the divine, the universal, that which is greater than ourselves. In Bali, this is manifested in daily offerings, in temples, in meditations and in a deep respect for the invisible.

This attitude not only forms rituals, but an entire attitude to life. Everything that is done is done with awareness – whether it is cooking, planting a tree or praying. This practice of gratitude creates inner peace and a mindful connection to the world.

Remus Nation also carries this principle within itself. Our products are an expression of a connection to natural forces. They stand for cleansing, protection, vitality. Its origin – such as the rice terraces of Bali – is more than just a place, it is energy. That is why we make sure that not only the external quality but also the energetic purity is maintained during the processing of these plants.

Parahyangan invites us to face life with wonder. With confidence that behind the visible world lies a deeper order. It calls us to walk in silence, to come into harmony with ourselves and with life.

For us, spirituality is not a marketing element, but a source of inspiration. That's why Remus Nation isn't just a brand – it's a place of connection. With nature. With people. And with the invisible.