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Hidden in the jungle, Taman Beji Griya Waterfall is more than just a waterfall. It’s a sacred place used for melukat, a traditional Balinese water purification ritual. The process is deeply symbolic. You move slowly through with a guide, giving prayers and offerings. Each step represents not only letting go of something, such as heavy emotions, stagnant energy, old wounds, or anything that no longer belongs in your body or spirit but also inviting specific healing, gratitude, and setting intentions. Flowers, incense, and small offerings are given in gratitude to the water and the spirits of the land. In Balinese tradition, water is believed to carry powerful cleansing energy, washing away what is stuck so your energy can return to balance. Standing beneath the waterfall, I could feel the force of the water drawing out what was still lingering. Even though I had already done a deep water purification, this helped to release the last traces of tension, emotion, and energy I hadn’t yet fully let go of at that time. Remember healing happens in layers too! And in that moment… I screamed… again haha. Just like I did during the water purification at Tridesna healing. This one was two days later. It wasn’t as intimate, but it was still just as powerful in its own way. I really put myself through some deep healing while I was in Bali.. Sometimes healing isn’t soft or silent. Sometimes it looks like surrendering to the water and letting your body release more of what it’s been holding onto. That scream, like the other one, was a somatic release, a way for the body to move stuck emotion, tension, and grief that words alone can’t always express. At the end of the ritual, I received a final blessing from three Balinese priests and a moment of prayer to close the purification. Bali has a way of holding space for you in your most vulnerable moments 🌿✨ Another incredible experience I will never forget 🧡 @Beji Griya (ENGLISH ADMIN) @Taman Beji Griya Waterfall 📍 #bali #waterpurification #travel #HealingJourney #explorer

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