The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/all/20040913133112/http://www.yudhara.com:80/_vti/indonesia_bali_lombok_181.htm
     

Advantages
Music of Kebyar
Commoners
Temporal Perspectives

Village Fields
Knowledge
Magnificent
Betutu
Evidences
Tropical
Mahendradatta
Music of Kebyar
Administrative

 

Story of Bali, Indonesia

Now Nang Peluk was in a very tight spot indeed, but he had an ace up his sleeve. Well, not exactly up his sleeve.

Calmly he turned to his wife: "Oh, don't worry, my dear. Pay no attention to what those farmers tell you. They are very stupid. Tomorrow I will prove to you how diligent I have been. I will bring our harvest home and you will see for yourself"

,Before daylight the next morning - which so happened to be market day - Nang Peluk went to the town square right in front of the market place and there. choosing a busy spot where all the villagers must pass, he swiftly dug a shallow grave and buried himself - leaving only his penis showing above ground.

Soon many women began to arrive with their crops, and what more natural than they should stop and gossip awhile. Suddenly one woman noticed Nang'Peluk's penis, just poking through the soil.

"Oh," she cried. "What luck Look at this. Here is a very good fungus to cook with our rice." She bent down and pulled. When she couldn't loosen it, all the other women dropped their baskets and came to help.

"What a wonderfully strong fungus," they said admiringly as they pulled and tugged, each one secretly hoping to have some to cook with her rice.

They were just beginning to make bets on how long it would take to uproot this prize fungus - one even thought it might be a magic mushroom, another suggested getting a knife to cut it out when Nang Peluk, with a loud yell, sprang up out of the ground.

Those women had hadn't fainted, ran screaming away, while Nang Peluk happily gathered up all the crops they had abandoned and, chuckling to himself, staggered home under his heavy load.

"Look at this," he shouted as he entered his compound. "This is what I have planted and grown. Now you can see that it was the farmers who lied to you - not me."

 




 

Important Festival
Rupiahs
Festival at Taro
Motorbike
Curtain
Holy Spring
Balinese Calender
wayang wong
Chalonarang
Ancient temple
Ubud
Tjokorda Gede
Balinese Customs
Kesiman
Barong
Mother Temple
Kidnapped
Picture Flame
Straight Jacket
Nang Peluk
Compound
Fighting Cock
Sleeve
Tailor
Bali People
Temple Network
Classical
Meditation
Knowledge
Desa Temple
 

For more Bali hotels Bali activities information and reservation

Bali hotels in Bali hotel Bali accommodation Travel | bali hotels | Bali Golf Bali Spa Bali Diving Bali Rafting

in Bali we must point out a very important distinction which the Balinese make between two clearly separate groups of ancestors. The first of these groups consists of the dead who are riot yet completely purified. This group is in turn subdivided in pirata, those riot yet cremated, and pitara, those already cremated. The former are still completely impure; the latter have been purified, but are still considered as distinct, individual souls. The second group consists of the completely purified ancestors who are considered as divine.
No contact is sought with the pirata, the dead who have not yet been cremated. Oil the contrary they are dangerous, Offerings must however be made for the redemption of their souls.

Everything Bali Indonesia