Sacred Earth Partners
The Founder of SEP
Jerome Prijatman
I want to tell you a story about us... about you, about me, and about something we don’t talk about enough.
We live in a world more connected than ever before, and yet, many of us are lonelier than ever. We are told that success is about climbing higher, building faster, and making more. And yet, even those who seem to have it all... often feel empty.
We chase connection through screens, but what we really crave is something real. A conversation that isn’t rushed. A place where we can sit together with good people, share a meal, and be seen...
not as a profile, not as a title, but as a human being.
We are missing something, and deep down, many of us know it.
The beginning of my Journey
In 2009, I found myself at a crossroads. Born and raised in Germany, I spent nearly 30 years surrounded by a society that, despite its order and structure, often felt like a battlefield where people fought to survive rather than truly live. I saw the struggle... friends, family, colleagues... all navigating a system that valued productivity over peace, competition over connection. And somewhere in the midst of that, I realized I was part of the same system, struggling in my own way, yearning for something more.
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I grew up with a missing identity, constantly moving between cultures, never fully belonging. This experience gave me a deep understanding of the divisions that shape our world... not just between nations, but between people, between beliefs, and within ourselves. I learned that belief systems, whether religious or ideological, should not define us. They should serve as guides, not barriers; they should be placed behind us as a source of strength, not in front of us as a source of division.
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I have observed hundreds of people; those I have worked with, and those who I met on my journey to get where I am. I watched them silently, trying to understand what people truly want.
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In Germany, where I grew up, individualism is part of life. You’re taught to be independent, self-sufficient. But sometimes it seems to me that in the pursuit of independence, we loose something sacred... each other.
Compare this to Indonesia. A place where family is not just a word but a lifeline. Where community isn’t something you have to schedule; it’s something you wake up to.
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And yet, no matter where you are in the world, something is shifting. More people are working from home, removed from colleagues and daily human contact. Dating has turned into a game of deception, where AI-generated profiles promise love but leave people more broken than before. We’re losing touch... with others, with ourselves, and with what it means to be alive.
Decades of Exploration and Building
​I worked in the hospitality industry for over 15 years, from high-end restaurants in Germany to large-scale hotel and F&B projects in Indonesia. I developed concepts for major brands, including Unilever’s Magnum Pop-Up Café, and led the creation of Lodges Ekologika, a sustainable eco-resort near Jakarta. Along the way, I learned what it truly takes to build something lasting—not just in business, but in life.
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When my wife, Fahra, started Noble Asia in 2012, we helped expatriates to relocate and settle in Indonesia. We helped hundreds of people to recreate their lives, Finding their new homes, helping them to make new friends, and being there for them, whenever they needed us.
In 2017 I saw an opportunity to expand our impact. I set up an interior contracting business, built a full-scale production line for sustainable furniture, and developed a property management system that now serves over 400 active tenants. Through this, I gained an intimate understanding of what people truly need—not just in homes and hospitality, but in creating a meaningful life.
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And along the way I found like-minded people, not through online forums or social media, but in real life. Together, we built projects rooted in sustainability, harmony, and community.
A sustainable eco-resort showcasing how hospitality can be regenerative and community-driven.
Showcasing sustainable urban culture through greener habits and regenerative landscapes.
The all under one roof integrated solution provider for hospitality and real estate projects
A Shortcut to Something More
Join us and gain access to a powerful network, groundbreaking projects, and a community that’s redefining sustainable living—become a partner or member and be part of something truly transformative.
For nearly 18 years, I’ve been on a journey, searching, building, failing, learning, and ultimately finding something that changed everything. Fulfillment. Not just success, not just achievements, but a deep sense of purpose and connection. And now, I want to share it. I know that struggle is everywhere, even among those who seem to have it all. I’ve seen it in my closest circles. Society teaches us to wear a mask, to say “I’m fine” even when we’re not. But the truth is, many people feel stuck, lost, or simply disconnected from what truly matters.
I can’t promise a perfect answer, but I’ve seen people change. I’ve helped people change... sometimes just by creating something new together.
How often do we hide our real feelings? How often do we ignore the voice inside that longs for something different, something more? I found a way out of the ordinary. I built something real—a space where people can step away from the noise, reconnect with themselves, and rediscover what life can be. And I don’t just want to tell you about it—I want to give you access to it. It took me more than a decade to get here, but you don’t have to take the long road. If you feel ready, I have a shortcut.