Balinese Chakra Healing
Align your chakras and clear energetic blockages in an ancestral practice with a Balinese healer.
Sacred ritual
A Balinese priest leads the ritual for you in a private family temple in Ubud.
Offerings made for you alone
Release what you carry
Holy water, poured phase by phase
Peace and abundance, asked for you
A real family temple, no crowds
Walk out lighter, returned to yourself
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Before you arrive, the priest is already preparing your offerings. Flowers, fruit, hand-woven leaves — made for you, for this ceremony, for no one else.
Melukat is the ritual Bali has used to purify itself for centuries. Not a demonstration for visitors. The same ceremony Balinese families live in their own temples — opened for you and yours in a private family temple in Ubud.
The priest prays in Sanskrit, the language of Balinese prayer. And he doesn't pray for the sake of it: every word asks for something specific for you — that what you carry leaves, that abundance, peace, love and prosperity arrive.
Then the water comes. The priest pours holy water over you, again and again, and with each pour something lifts. You feel it in your body: lighter, cleaner, returned to a starting point you didn't know you'd lost.
You arrive and we hand you the traditional attire you'll wear for the ceremony. Nothing to bring but comfortable clothes and a change for afterwards.
The priest begins. He places the offerings, lights the incense and starts to pray. Each phase of the ritual has its intention, its gesture, its moment.
And you don't watch from the outside. You take part in every phase, guided by the priest step by step — what to do, when, how. You're part of the ritual from beginning to end, not a spectator with a camera.
When it is over, you feel it. Something stayed in that temple, and you walk out different.
"An absolutely transformative experience. From the moment I walked in, I felt a wave of calm — but the real magic happened during the session itself. I left feeling completely centred, aligned, and deeply present within myself; I could physically and emotionally feel the shift, a feeling I haven't experienced in a very long time."
"Melukat" comes from old Balinese: to cleanse the soul of the energies that cloud it. For the Balinese it isn't wellness or relaxation — it's a sacred practice that runs through generations, part of how they understand life, death and everything in between.
Water is at the centre. In Balinese cosmology, holy water — tirta — connects the human world to the world of the gods. That's why a priest always leads the ceremony: he's the one who knows how to ask, who knows the words and the exact order of every phase.
What you live isn't a version made for tourists. It's the same ritual, in a real family temple, led by someone who has done it his whole life.
Made for you
Release what no longer serves you and invite clarity, peace and prosperity into your life.
Reserve your ceremonyThis is a real Balinese purification ceremony, led by a Balinese priest in a private family temple in Ubud.
It is not a show, a group activity or a wellness performance. The ritual follows the same sacred structure Balinese families have practised for generations, with offerings, prayers and holy water prepared specifically for you.
Yes. This is a private Melukat, reserved only for you and the people you book with.
There are no mixed groups, no crowds and no tourists watching from the side. The ceremony takes place inside a private family temple, so the experience stays intimate, quiet and personal from beginning to end.
No. You do not need to be Hindu, religious or experienced in spiritual practices.
You only need to arrive with respect and openness. The priest will guide you through each step, so you can take part naturally, even if this is your first time experiencing a Balinese ceremony.
When you arrive, you will be given traditional Balinese attire to wear for the ritual.
The priest begins by placing the offerings, lighting the incense and praying. Each phase has a specific intention. You will then be guided through the ceremony step by step, including the holy water blessing, where tirta is poured over you several times as part of the purification.
You are not just watching. You participate in the ritual from beginning to end.
Come in comfortable clothes and bring a change of clothes for afterwards.
Traditional Balinese attire for the ceremony is included and will be given to you when you arrive. Since holy water is poured over you during the ritual, you should expect to get wet.
The ceremony takes place in a private family temple in Ubud.
This is not a public tourist site or a crowded temple stop. It is a real family temple, opened privately for your Melukat experience. The exact address will be sent to you by email after your booking is done.
Yes. You can come alone, as a couple or with people close to you.
Many guests choose to experience Melukat with a partner, friends or family members because the ceremony can feel deeply personal and meaningful when shared with someone important.
This experience is for anyone who wants to connect with Bali in a deeper, more meaningful way.
It is especially powerful if you are going through a transition, carrying emotional heaviness, seeking clarity, or you want to ask the gods for prosperity, abundance and health in your life.
Every person experiences Melukat differently.
Some guests feel calm, lighter and emotionally clear. Others feel centred, peaceful or deeply moved. The ceremony is not about forcing a specific feeling — it is about creating the space for release, blessing and renewal to happen in its own way.
Talk directly to our team and we'll help you decide if this experience is right for you.
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A private Melukat in a real family temple — offerings, prayers and holy water made for you alone.
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