Religion ritual equipments in Bali is increasing significantly for upcoming Galungan on Wednesday (6/7). “Janur (young coconut leaf) price is increase about 50% on upcoming Galungan,” said Ayu Komang Sutriani, one of religion equipment trader in Badung Market, Denpasar, Bali on Sunday.

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Volume of rubbish pile in Badung Regency, notably in Kuta area on Galungan Holiday drastically soared up to doubled. This condition was caused by ritual activities taking place before and after Galungan.

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On Wednesday, October 14, balinese celebrated Galungan Holyday, a holyday to commemorate the victory of Dharma (virtue) over Adharma (evil). This holyday is considered the pinnacle of Balinese struggle to subdue the negative force of evil, and what is called evil here is the sad ripu (six internal enemies), they are kama (lust), loba (greed), [...]

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One day before Galungan, a penjor is erected in front of the house entrance gate. Hindu communities in Bali believe if from the height one will be easier to get composure and self-enlightenment. The height is associated with mountains, equals to penjor and a curved bamboo pole to make penjor’s is the mountain symbol.

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Galungan and Kuningan Holy Days are significant sacred days for the Balinese people. These sacred days, which fall every six months or 210 days on the Hindu’s calendar, will take place this year on Wednesday, March 18th and on March 28th. Hindu’s celebrate Galungan as an anniversary of dharma’s victory against adharma, the victory or [...]

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