TRADISI PANGELEMIJIAN DI PURA BEDUGUL DESA PUJUNGAN KECAMATAN PUPUAN (Kajian Pendidikan Agama Hindu)

Abstrak

Although Balinese Hindu religious traditions serve as non-formal educational media, ritual
practices are increasingly performed as formal customary obligations without deep
philosophical understanding. Furthermore, while previous studies on Pangelemijian mostly
focus on pitra yajna (death rituals), research examining Pangelemijian as a unique
agricultural ritual remains unexplored. Addressing this gap, this study aims to describe the
implementation and philosophical meaning of the Pangelemijian Tradition at Pura Bedugul,

identify its Hindu Religious Education values (Tattwa, Susila, Acara), and analyze its socio-
educational implications. Using a qualitative method with observation, structured interviews,

documentation, and literature study, data were analyzed through Historical-Cultural,
Ceremony System, Value, and Social Learning theories. The findings reveal that this
tradition, performed during Purnama Sasih Kapat with a unique deer-head mask dance
("klincang-klincung"), symbolizes gratitude to Dewi Sri and agricultural protection. It
embeds core Tattwa, Susila, and Acara values, functioning as a non-formal learning medium
through social observation, reinforcing local cultural identity, and strengthening community
social solidarity.