A middle-aged man, 52 years old, stands idle amidst the vibrant, ancient ruins of a building, adorned in traditional Javanese spiritual attire. He wears a kebaya made of fine silk with intricate batik patterns that tell ancient stories, and a long kain batik wrapped around his waist, showcasing traditional motifs. His head is covered with a blangkon, a traditional Javanese headdress, symbolizing wisdom and cultural heritage. Around his neck hangs a long bead necklace, a sign of his spiritual status, and in his hand, he holds a keris, a sacred Javanese dagger, known for its spiritual significance.