Visiting Ketut a Traditional Balinese Healer! Bali Travel Guide
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- čas přidán 4. 10. 2023
- Are Bali healers (Balian) real? Should this be part of your travel experience in Bali? These are the main reasons we tried this unique experience. Healers are important part of the Balinese community and are well respected. There are numerous Bali Healers to choose from and some may be genuine while others may be out to take your money. Either way it was definitely something unique that I thought we would never do but in the end the whole experience was interesting.
Here is the link to see Ketut the healer you have to book through Tunik you can message him through his airbnb. We also did a purification with him which was great and interesting. Just make sure you have Tunik for the activities he is truely informative and makes the experience enjoyable.
www.airbnb.com/experiences/43...
500,000 IDR per person to see Ketut the Healer.
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Very interesting 😊thank you 🙏
Beautiful 😊❤
Good for you for having an open mind. You were matching the vibration of the healer and you were healing yourself.
The healer is just there to hold space for the healing energy and then it is your choice to match that vibration. Everything is resonance. I’m so glad you had this experience!
Feel comfortable in soul & mind....natural healing...
My mom would love this too
Amazing healing would like to see similar experience.
Hello there,
I have been researching about Ubud as I maybe am planning to go there next year. And I am so glad to have found your videos. You gave very in depth description about your travel and it's very easy to follow. I really like dynamics between you two and your parents. Really enjoy these videos about Bali. I resonate with your videos because it is not only about the aesthetics of the places, but more about the places itself, the culture, and the people there.. and this purification it's what I have been curious and wanting to try. Thank you for being open minded and try these experiences and share it with us ❤
Thanks for your kind words! I really enjoy making these videos and im glad it gave you some insight and travel ideas for Bali. 😁
This looks amazing and something Id like to do when I visit Bali next week. How long did the process take?
Hello! It took about 20 minutes per person but it can take longer. We weren't prepared with questions which I regret haha. So if you do see him make sure you have your questions ready because its hard to think of some on the spot or if you want to contact a loved one from the other side make sure you have pictures of them so he can read them. Hope this helps! 😁 Enjoy your time in Bali!
@@LetsTravel-MF what was the charge, please? 🙏🙏🙏
How do I find this guy you’re referencing? I only see the purification ceremony and it’s under a different name
hello Ketut the healer doesn't have a direct contact or booking program. You have to go through Tunik who does the purification ceremony. You can just contact him through his Airbnb to set up a meeting. Hope this helps 😁
Where is this place
How much is a session?
See if you guys believe even a little in spiritual healing than you also have to understand, that its not necessary that the Healer or Tantaric is always a good person.
Their are several cases where some Spiritual Healers causes harm to people.
So the best option for Spiritual growth is Isha foundation not any random Tantaric or Healer.
You mean the sad guru who dances on ali maula song?
@@arnav7386 I don't care about andhbhakt like you, who don't have enough common sense to understand spirituality. You people just blindly hate every muslim but for mature people, we respect those muslims who respect our religion.
Of course placebo is involved, to one degree or another. But like you said, "It doesn't even matter."
Placebo is a good thing when it comes to healing.
Love your videos.
Thanks for all you do to enrich us with your travel journal.
Peace and love!
He was in eat love and pray with Julian Roberts. His been doing this forever. 😂
Even the illusion of doing something is a powerful tool. The ability to ease a worried and restless mind does wonders. You should never go into these practices thinking that they don’t work, instead focus on the experience and indulge in the atmosphere it creates. But that doesn’t hold true for obvious scams like crystal water or some other crock that people try to sell you.
How much did they charge you? What was the cost to you? Thanks 🙏
For me personally 500,000 IDR but I feel like you could maybe get a lower price if you are a local 😅
Thats expensive
@@mediva6450 that’s only €28 ..
Hi how to find him?
Hello I have a link in my description to Tunik Airbnb experience you can message him personally from there to set up a meeting with the healer. It's the only way to meet him is through Tunik.
The language the healer is speaking is NOT SANSKRIT; being an Indian I know Sanskrit in depth; may be it's some Indonesian language
yes, maybe its Balinese language... but it mix with a little javanese too
That is interesting because I was told it it sanskrit but maybe it's a language barrier thing. Like he couldn't find the right english term for what language Ketut is speaking in. Can you understand him at all?
The rituals are being performed in sanskrit, but he's using Indonesian or a mix of Indonesian, Javanese / Balineses.
@@LetsTravel-MFbasically it is sanskrit. But it has been highly influenced by balinese languages. It has been hundreds of years since sanskrit reached South East Asia
@@rakshithyadav3967 Ah okay thanks for explaining it to me.
I don't think it's necessarily magical or a placebo thing that makes it helpful for things like sleep and creativity. These kinds of experiences can activate all sorts of brain chemicals that can put us in a different state of mind.
I didn't think of this. This actually a really good point!
@@LetsTravel-MF I suspect endorphins might be involved. I know things like receiving a hug or massage or listening to moving music can release endorphins, and I've noticed that a lot of traditional healing practises involve physical touch or sound the evokes feeling. Though it might not be magic exactly, I do think that they may have very effectively honed in on certain things that the body responds to.
The man speaks different language than Sanskrit... it appears it is mixed with his native language or something
Mahal juga 500ribu
It's funny 😂😂😂
الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام
Make an offering put money on top of gift kinda sounds like a certain local politicians or bad preachers in the us
Haha, I can totally see the resemblance! I always wonder why we have to put money on the offering and not just something else like some flowers? I wish I asked him haha
All cheaters for money doing this dramas and earn momey
It's not Sanskrit! 🙄
I doubt they would drug u and laugh about it
Sorry to say you just got duped! These are fake healers
Hey thanks for the comment! I was skeptical going in haha but could you tell me the difference between real and fake? It's hard to find information about this stuff. Thanks!
Share your experience please
perhaps in your country india, there are many scammer trap for tourist
@@LetsTravel-MFthe real healer is never get paid. It's forbidden for them, their gift will gone when they took some money or expensive things for it. So the real healer usually don't rich. They also seems poor, even they have good relationship with many famous and rich people.😅