Beji Mumbul Temple Tabanan: Holy Spring to Get Rid of Skin Diseases

Hidden in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Tabanan city center, there is a place that contains unexpected natural wonders. Beji Mumbul Temple, known as a source of holy healing water, invites peace seekers to enjoy the uniqueness and magic contained therein. Located right in Banjar Dukuh, Dauh Peken Village, Tabanan District. Located just to the west of Kodok Market, Beji Mumbul Temple holds amazing natural wonders.

The spring water at Beji Mumbul Temple is believed to have healing properties for various types of skin diseases, including smallpox, fungus and ringworm. In this place, there is a fountain with clear water and the Beji Mumbul Temple with several pelinggih.

The holy spring at Beji Mumbul Temple is believed by local people to have miracles in curing various skin diseases. Believed to be a gift from nature, this water is believed to have spiritual energy and natural powers that can help treat skin problems such as smallpox, fungus and ringworm. People who come to seek healing from this holy water bring great hope, and many of them experience positive benefits.

Apart from being a holy place, local residents also use this spring for direct consumption. Every day, dozens of people come to Beji Mumbul Temple to simply take water which is believed to have healing properties. For them, water from Beji is not just a drink, but also an addition or medicine

The history of the existence of Beji Mumbul Temple dates back to the Dutch colonial period, although at that time it was only known as a spring in the middle of the wilderness which was only used as a place to clean rice field equipment.

Then, during the Puri Gede Tabanan era, a pamuwus proposed that this spring be made a holy spring. And one of the priests at that time was appointed to be the guardian of the holy place. From that time until now, Beji Mumbul Temple is only maintained or guarded by the family of the holder, which currently consists of two heads of families (KK) together with their children and grandchildren.

To reach Beji Mumbul Temple, pilgrims must first descend about a hundred steps. Next to or next to the temple, there is a charming bamboo forest. This forest is not only beautiful, but also exudes a pristine atmosphere, providing calm for the pilgrims who are walking.

Not only that, around the temple, there are boarding school bales or resting bales. This place is a comfortable place for pemedek to rest for a while before or after carrying out melukat. In this peaceful atmosphere, pemedek can enjoy the beauty of the natural surroundings, providing space for them to prepare or reflect for a moment before engaging in the melukat ceremony.

Pancoran holy spring at Beji Mumbul Temple (Source: Personal Collection)

Beji Yeh Mumbul only has one fountain with a steady water flow, even during the dry season. The water remains clear and never cloudy, even though it rains heavily. Inside the Beji Mumbul Temple, there are three main pelinggih, namely Pelinggih Gedong, Pelinggih Ratu Nyoman, and Pelinggih Piasan. Piodalan or religious ceremonies at Beji Mumbul Temple are held every Purnama Jyesta or the eleventh full moon, that is, once a year.

The magic of Beji Yeh Mumbul is not only used by the people of Tabanan. People from Denpasar, Badung, Gianyar and surrounding areas also often come to ask for holy water and healing for their skin diseases.

There are no special restrictions for anyone who wants to hurt or look for drinking water at Beji Yeh Mumbul. Even so, it is recommended for those who intend to melukat to bring upakara, such as pejati or canang, as a form of respect when entering the sacred scope of the temple. This is a simple way to still respect the existence of this place and the traditions carried out by the local community. This natural wonder remains open to anyone in need, bringing hope of healing and cleansing to those who seek it.

Pura Beji Mumbul Tabanan is a place where nature and spirituality unite in amazing harmony. With holy water that provides healing for various skin diseases, this place has become a destination for pemedek from various regions. From every ritual to its rich historical history, Pura Beji Mumbul is clear evidence of the presence of magic in everyday life, reminding us of the power of nature to give life and healing.