One of the most beautiful things about Bali is how deeply spirituality is woven into everyday life. Among the many sacred traditions of Balinese Hinduism, the Full Moon Ceremony (Purnama) holds a special place.
This morning before dawn we were awoken by the sound of a traditional Full Moon Ceremony
✨ Why Purnama Matters
Every full moon is believed to be a time of divine blessings, fertility, and prosperity. On these nights, Balinese Hindus gather at temples with offerings of fruit, rice cakes, and flowers, praying together for harmony and protection.
✨ Pantai Purnama – Our Full Moon Beach
Close to our home on Bali's East coast lies Pantai Purnama (Full Moon Beach). Standing there under the glowing moonlight, like last night, you begin to understand why the ancients gave it this sacred name. The sight of the moon rising over the ocean is both breathtaking and deeply spiritual.
✨ A Living Tradition
The Full Moon Ceremony is not only a religious ritual but also a cultural celebration. Families gather, dances are performed, and the whole island feels touched by the moon’s light. It’s one of those experiences that makes Bali unlike anywhere else in the world.
🌴 This harmony of nature, spirituality, and community is what makes Bali so special.
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