Griya Beji Falls

Embracing "Ratu Niang Sakti"

Previously this place was the hermitage of one of the ancestors of the Griya Gede Manuaba Punggul’s family who was also the owner of this Taman Beji Griya Waterfall park.

In 2018 ...Ratu Ida pedanda Gede Buruan manuaba & Ida Bagus Eka Giri Artha as owner/responsible for this place

doing meditation. While being meditated he heard a voice without a source / pawisik / whispered which order him to repair, taking good care for and maintain the whole Beji area, caves / peyogan / hermitage places, bulakan rambut Sedana (The Fortune), klebutan / water sources that are below Lingga Yoni and Campuan Agung

Those waterfall has been used from generation to generation as a holy bath to perform religious ceremonies / Panca Yadnya. Begin from this condition, Ida Bagus Eka / Atuaji Eka make a huge decision to open this worship place for public

So that the holy water in the entire Beji area is useful for all people & beliefs.

And they may use it for the holy bathing ritual procession / MELUKAT (purification).

Like the body and mind, the soul can also dirty and polluted. Every thought, word and deed that we do directly affects the state of the soul, its purity and cleanliness. Likewise, when there are influences from outside, it can also affect the state of the soul. Analogy like the body, even when we are not doing activities, the body still gets dirt, dust and germs. As well as the soul. So i tis obligatory to cleanse the body and soul spiritualy with natural energi regularly. One way that is believed by Balinese people is Melukat (purification ceremony). Melukat comes from the word “su” which is mean “good” and “lukat” whick is mean “purification”. So literally melukat means self-purification in order to be good, in case body and soul purification. Hindus in Bali perform the melukat ceremony with holy water to obtain wellness, goodness and cleanse the soul from negative things such as nightmare, illness, anxiety, burdens on the mind and so on.

Taman Beji Griya Waterfall is one of the sacred place used by Balinese to perform the purification ceremony which is believed by community also be able to cure ilnesses and beg for offspring. Beside that, Taman Beji Griya Waterfall is also a Beji which is a holy place by community around the place intended to ask for the holy water as part of Balinese traditional ceremonial. Therefore the atmosphere of the Taman Beji Griya Waterfall is still very natural and maintains its authenticity. The purification ceremony at Taman Beji Griya Waterfall is the only place where the waterfall is a part of the purification process. Many people also meditate and contemplate in the cave.