Indonesia is a pluralistic country because its society consists of a collection of people or groups
characterized by ethnicities or tribes with different cultures from different backgrounds. In Indonesia, there are
many alienated indigenous tribes, including the Baduy indigenous tribe. Culture, customs, and traditions are
still thick in the life of the Baduy people. Three main things color the daily life of the baduy people: a superficial
attitude toward life, being friendly to nature, and the spirit of independence. Baduy society from the past until
now has been peaceful without violence in daily life. The Baduy people chose to live peacefully amid an
increasingly complex reality, the values of peace and tolerance they lived on. The Baduy people are much wiser
in caring for a culture of peace because their lives value and love the environment and the roots of the universe
that support it. There is no compulsion to follow and keep the tradition of a peaceful life by them.