
Every morning the Balinese begin their day acknowledging the Gods |

Offerings are placed at the temple and around the house and the scent of incense fills the air |

Beautiful temples are plentiful on Bali |

Altars for praying and meditating |

Temple celebrations are of utmost importance |

Rules of the temple are strictly adhered to, pay attention to rule 6 |

Monkeys quite often roam freely in these temples |

Food offerings are vital for celebrations, here a pig is being slaughtered for wedding ceremony |

burning the hair of |

the men sitting in a circle |

cut and prepare the meat |

do all the preparations |

cooking |

and roasting of the pig |

finding comfort on coconut during hour-long turning the pig over the fire |

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Women attend to the dishes |

Specially prepared offering representing the house of bride and groom |

The couple in traditional wedding outfit |

In prayer at wedding ceremony |

Tooth filing performed by the priest can be part of wedding ceremony |

confirming the vows |

Just married! |

Music is vital part of ceremonies |

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Wanungan is playing for his own enjoyment |

Local merchant in Tejakula |

At the market in Ubud |

Fruit grows bountiful on Bali |

Rice grows everywhere with smiling farmers attending |

Home life is simple for many Balinese |

This hut with dirt floor is home to Balinese family of five |

Transport is mainly by motor bike |

Livestock roams freely everywhere, and I mean everywhere |

Children are precious to the Balinese |

Restaurant Balinese-style |

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Balinese style Drive Thru |

The priest is important member of community |

blessing new construction or acquisitions |

rain or sun shine |

Procession in Tejakula for cremation |

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