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A PERSONAL EXPERIENCE IN BALI

A personal meeting with a Balinese priestess

A private meeting, prayer, purification, and the opportunity to ask your questions — accompanied by someone who knows Bali and its traditions from within.

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Balinese healer holding a pearl necklace during a metta ritual with incense

Bali is an island where spiritual traditions remain a natural part of everyday life. Prayers, offerings, ceremonies, and rituals are not decorative customs, but a living culture passed down through generations.

I invite you to a personal meeting with Ibu Jero, a Balinese priestess with whom I share my own spiritual experience and a personal history.

This is not a temple excursion or a tourist tour. It is an opportunity to encounter a local tradition, visit the priestess in her home, take part in prayer and purification, speak about what matters to you, and receive her recommendations.

Every meeting is individual, and its content depends greatly on the person.

IBU JERO

Who is Ibu Jero?

Ibu Jero is a Balinese priestess who conducts traditional prayers, purification ceremonies, and spiritual rituals.

People come to her with many different questions: relationships, family, life changes, difficult situations, inner wellbeing, and finding their path.

During the meeting, she gives her attention to the person, conducts a prayer and purification, answers questions, and may recommend additional ceremonies when appropriate.

Sometimes one meeting is enough. In other cases, Ibu Jero may suggest returning for a separate ritual on another day. The decision to continue is always yours.

01–05

How the meeting unfolds

01

Introduction and preparation

Before the trip, we will talk briefly. You can share why you would like to meet the priestess, what interests you, and which questions you would like to ask. I will explain how the meeting works, what to know in advance, and how to prepare.

02

The journey to the priestess

On the agreed day, we will meet and travel to Ibu Jero. I will accompany you, introduce you, and help with communication. Ibu Jero speaks very little English, so translation is used during the meeting.

03

Prayer and purification

Ibu Jero conducts a traditional prayer and a melukat purification ritual. This Balinese spiritual practice is connected with purification, restoring inner harmony, and turning toward the divine. You do not need to know prayers or understand local traditions in advance; I will explain what is happening and how to take part.

04

A personal conversation

After the ritual, you can ask the priestess your questions about relationships, life circumstances, work, family, personal decisions, or anything especially important to you now. Ibu Jero will share her perspective and recommendations within her own spiritual practice. She may suggest an additional ritual or another meeting, but this is never obligatory.

05

Photos and short videos

During the meeting, I will also create a small photo story and short videos so you have a memory of the experience. I am a professional photographer and want to preserve not only the events, but also the atmosphere, details, and spontaneous moments. Photography is discreet and respectful; some parts of the ritual may not be photographed.

METTA

Jewelry with a personal intention

If you wish, you can choose a piece from my Metta brand and bring it to the meeting.

Metta jewelry is made from silver and natural pearls and receives an individual blessing ritual from Ibu Jero. For me, these are not simply accessories, but personal symbols that can remind you of an important intention, decision, or stage of life.

You can choose a piece in advance, share your intention, and, with the priestess’s agreement, include the ritual during the visit.

Purchasing jewelry is entirely optional. A meeting with Ibu Jero is a complete experience in itself and requires no additional purchase.

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Accompaniment fee

The fee depends on the number of guests.

1 guest$100
2 guests$150
3 guests$200
4 guests$250
5 guests$300

Included in the fee

  • A preliminary conversation and preparation
  • Coordinating the date and time with the priestess
  • Personal accompaniment during the trip
  • Translation and help with communication
  • An opportunity to ask the priestess personal questions
  • A small photo story and short videos

Paid separately

  • Transport expenses
  • A donation to Ibu Jero — from IDR 300,000
  • Metta jewelry, should you choose to purchase a piece

Meetings are available for individuals or small groups of up to five guests, by prior arrangement.

«After returning from Ibu Jero, something very important changed: I no longer noticed an unpleasant smell from my husband — just as in the first years of our relationship. Scents matter deeply to me, so this felt like a powerful and unmistakable change.»

After a personal ritual with Ibu Jero

FAQ

What is important to know

Do I need special preparation?

No special experience is required. Clothing must cover the shoulders and knees, and you should bring a complete change of clothes. I will explain in advance what else to bring and how the ceremony unfolds.

Can I come during menstruation?

No. A meeting with Ibu Jero cannot take place during menstruation. If the dates coincide, we will reschedule the visit.

Can I bring my own questions?

Yes. You may ask any questions that concern you. The priestess’s answers and recommendations cannot be guaranteed in advance.

Are additional rituals required?

No. The first meeting is a complete experience in itself. If Ibu Jero suggests an additional ceremony, the decision to proceed remains entirely yours.

Can two people or a small group come together?

Yes. I accompany individual guests and small groups of up to five people. Group meetings are arranged in advance.

Can I bring my own jewelry?

The possibility of blessing personal objects must be agreed with the priestess in advance.

Can photographs be taken during the ceremony?

I will take a small set of photos and videos during permitted moments. Personal conversations and sensitive parts of the ritual remain private.

Can the meeting replace medical or psychological care?

No. This is a spiritual practice within the Balinese tradition, not medical diagnosis or treatment.

BALI · IBU JERO

Book a meeting

If you would like to meet Ibu Jero, take part in a traditional Balinese ceremony, or ask the questions for which you are seeking answers, message me.

We will discuss a convenient date, the format of the meeting, and all practical details.

Sometimes the most valuable part of a journey is not a new place, but the person we meet along the way.

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