TRADISI WANARA LABA DI PURA AGUNG PULAKI DESA BANYUPOH KECAMATAN GEROKGAK BULELENG (KAJIAN TEOLOGI HINDU)

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The Vanara Laba tradition is a tradition at Pura Agung Pulaki. This tradition is carried out in the form of giving food to apes or monkeys. It is believed that the monkey is Ida Bhatara Lingsir's druen/duwe which is believed to be closely related to the arrival of Dang Hyang Nirartha. The data analysis process that will produce, 1). The process of implementing the Vanara Profit tradition, 2). The theological aspects of the Vanara Profit tradition are divided into 3 parts as follows: 1). Hindu theology which will discuss the concept of divinity in the Vanara Laba tradition, 2). Environmental theology will be studied from the perspective of religion and nature, 3). Social theology which will discuss the concept of divinity which is linked to humanitarian issues. The implications of the Vanara Prof tradition for social life will be studied in 3 (three) parts, namely: 1). Strengthening the sradha and devotion of the people of Banyupoh Village, 2). Environmental preservation efforts, 3). The interaction of the Banyupoh village community strengthens the harmonization of relations between people. Apart from that, interactions based on togetherness and kinship will strengthen the social relations of Hindus.

Keywords: Wanara Laba Tradition, Hindu Theological Studies.