ETIKA UPACARA BHUTA YADNYA DALAM TRADISI NGEREBEG DI DESA KUBUTAMBAHAN KECAMATAN KUBUTAMBAHAN

Abstract

Bhuta Yadnya ceremony is a sacred form of sacrifice in Hindu teachings dedicated to the bhuta

kala as manifestations of natural forces. In Kubutambahan Pakraman Village, the

implementation of Bhuta Yadnya is manifested in a five-yearly tradition called Ngerebeg. This

tradition not only reflects ritualistic aspects but also contains ethical values that form the basis

of the behavior of the Kubutambahan community. This study aims to examine the ethical values

contained in the implementation of Bhuta Yadnya ceremonies through the Ngerebeg tradition.

The research uses a qualitative approach with literature study and field observation methods.

The results show that ethics in the Ngerebeg tradition are manifested in attitudes of respect,

collective awareness, and adherence to religious teachings and customs. These ethics serve as

moral guidelines in maintaining harmony between humans and the universe.