Jawaban:

O1. With the signal of a Hindu leader, both sides approach the center of the road. Male participants pull and kiss the female participants while other villagers pour buckets of water over them. This ceremony has become a meeting place for singles. Many couples have met through this tradition.

O2. In practice, the Omed-omedan tradition is part of the Mesima Krama to welcome the Caka New Year. 3) the meaning of the implementation of Omed-omedan is an obedience to Ida Bhatara Sesu

O3. Ngelawang will usually involve a group of people, especially children to adults, consisting of 8 to 15 people. Of them there will be two people who dance while wearing a set of barong clothes.

O4. Ngelawang is a tradition in celebrating Galungan and Kuningan holidays in Bali. This tradition aims to ward off evil spirits and protect the population from plagues or diseases caused by spirits (bhuta kala).

O5. A variety of unique traditions in Bali are still widely developed to this day, like Ngelawang, which is a ritual of ancestral rituals in religious life that should be preserved. however, not all villages do the ngelawang tradition. As in Kuta or Ubud as the most popular tourist attraction in Bali, still preserving the cultural heritage, in the eyes of tourists this is certainly a unique spectacle. Barong, which they usually see at the temple or in the Batubulan area, now they can meet in the village streets in front of the people's house.Ngelawang tradition itself is a ritual of repelling reinforcements for the Hindu community in Bali, held every 6 months (210 days) between Galungan and Kuningan. The implementation involves a group of people, especially children and even adults consisting of 8-15 people, the participants consist of two dancers who wear a set of barong clothes, usually barong forms used to resemble animal forms and the most popular in the form of vine (pig) also called the Barong Bangkung name, then gamelan musicians and motorcade participants.Ngelawang Derived from the word "lawang" which means door, they will tour the banjar / village, dance the barong bangkung from house to house with the aim of repelling reinforcements, driving out evil spirits to return to their place, driving out plagues and other things smelling negative, and so that villagers are given safety and comfort. A noble goal after celebrating the victory of Dharma (goodness) against Adharma (crime) during Galungan Day so that residents can do their yad well when Kuningan Day arrives.