• Ubud - Balinese shamanic healing is a traditional practice in Bali, Indonesia, deeply embedded in the island’s cultural and spiritual traditions. It integrates aspects of animism, Hinduism, and traditional medicine. Shamans, referred to as “balians,” are esteemed healers believed to have a unique connection with the spirit world, enabling them to communicate with spirits to diagnose and treat illnesses.

The healing process generally includes rituals, prayers, herbal remedies, and sometimes trance-like states achieved through chanting or meditation. Balians often employ traditional tools such as talismans, crystals, and other symbolic items during healing sessions. The goal is not only to address physical ailments but also to restore spiritual balance and harmony within the individual and the community.

Overall, Balinese shamanic healing embodies the interconnectedness of the physical, spiritual, and social aspects of Balinese culture.

• Mengening Temple - Pura Mengening is situated in the village of Saraseda, Tampaksiring, Gianyar regency, Bali. The temple area is refreshingly cool with stunning natural scenery. Pura Mengening serves as a site for melukat (self-purification with holy water) and a place to request tirtha (holy water for Hindu ceremonies). Within this area, there is a pool designated for self-purification, divided into separate sections for women and men. These springs are natural sources that have existed since the 11th century. The water in this bathing pool is exceptionally cool and clear. Before bathing, it is customary to present canang and incense, then bathe and pray for physical and spiritual refreshment.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fee & ticket
• Bottled water

• Lunch

Shamanic Healing and Holy Water Purification are not just attractions for tourists visiting Bali; they are integral practices for the Balinese people as well. Shamanic Healing involves physical healing, awakening chakras, transferring positive energy, and receiving blessings with holy water from a Shaman or Healer.

The Holy Water Purification takes place at the Mengening Temple, a sacred site for this ritual. Known as melukat, this purification ceremony is a revered tradition in Balinese Hinduism, aimed at cleansing the mind, body, and spirit. It is often conducted to signify new beginnings, seek spiritual protection, or prepare for significant life events. This deeply personal and communal experience often leaves participants feeling renewed and spiritually rejuvenated.

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