A day after celebrating Nyepi, residents of Banjar Kaja Sesetan, Denpasar has a unique tradition. A ritual tradition handed down was named omed-omedan. Omed-omedan means of attraction.
At first glance, this ritual is similar to the mass kiss. Because the ritual
performed by young men and women was conducted by kissing. Initially, dozens of
young men and women marched back to square one position opposite. Those who
would commit ritual omed-omedan were in the front with the position held. They
were approaching. So affordable, they they kiss. The kiss will stop after
tribal whistle sounds and splashing water.Prominent Puri Oka, I Gusti Ngurah Oka Putra explained omed-omedan a unique culture and tradition existed long before colonial times and has been inherited from generation to generation. "This ritual is held every Ngembak Geni (the day after Nyepi). Omed-omedan is attractive. Omed we balked-omendan synonymous with kissing.
Tradition omed-omedan, an iceberg happiness younger children when Ngembak Geni. This tradition has a value of togetherness. In addition to this tradition is believed to have sacred values as they relate to ancestor (god worshiped) at Pura Banjar. One time, tradition omed-omedan never stopped. But suddenly came into conflict two pigs that is not known who the owner is.
Having taken a spiritual way and mapinunas (demand) during the ceremony, it was found confidence if tradition omed-omedan the Will ancestor (god who was worshiped in the Pura Banjar). "So the tradition continues to this day.
Many of the values contained in this tradition. Among these are respect for
the ancestors, foster a sense of solidarity within the framework of mutual
teaser, compassion and care. "Also to maintain harmonious relations in
accordance with the prevailing norms, build solidarity and unity in the society
situation love, entertainment, and economic elements.While Denpasar Mayor Ida Bagus Rai Mantra Dharma Wijaya claimed omed-omedan has become an icon worldwide as a tourist destination. "It is a customary tradition and culture to support tourist attractions.
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