Famous for its natural beauty, Bali offers many activities for tourists seeking peace through sacred rituals. Ini Vie Hospitality has various sacred rituals, such as the Root Ritual, which serves as proof of our sustainability commitment.
The Root Ritual reflects the eight mantras for tourists, leaving a deeper meaning behind it. In this guide, we will walk with you through the explanation of The Root Ritual as a sacred ritual of growth and giving.
Program Philosophy
Every activity in Bali has philosophical aspects behind it. The Root Ritual itself represents the moment when guests mark their journey on the Island of the Gods. A root planted in Bali symbolizes the beginning of a lasting connection between guests, nature, and the community
This sacred ritual invites guests to be more involved in a simple yet truly meaningful act. Planting a tree will impact the continuous growth of Bali’s living landscape, preserving nature for future generations.
As it gives many meaningful purposes for the tourists, the Root Ritual becomes a symbolic ritual where guests give back to the island that welcomes them with its sacred nature and surroundings.
Doing this activity is not limited to planting a tree, but it also allows guests to contribute in voluntary donations, which are dedicated to children and communities in the surroundings villages.
Each root planted preserves nature from environmental damage, while the generosity helps guests create hope and opportunities for the next generation. The Root Ritual is about planting roots that grow beyond a single stay, where nature evolves, and community continuously grows.
How The Root Ritual Reflects the Eight Mantras
This sacred ritual reflects the eight mantras of Ini Vie Hospitality, inviting guests to get involved deeply in the meaning of planting a tree in Bali. Eight mantras help guests to understand how important it is to preserve the nature and culture of Mother Earth.
- Empowering Local People
The program supports local communities through voluntary donations and collaborations with nearby villages. It is ensuring that the benefits of tourism are shared with the Balinese people.
- Respect Local Culture
Through the Root Ritual, guests will learn to respect local culture, which reflects the spirit of Tri Hita Karana, where humans, nature, and community exist together in the environment with balance.
- Responsible to Mother Earth
The Root Ritual allows guests to plant a tree and contribute to nurturing the surrounding landscape, which is important for environmental regeneration, reinforcing a deeper respect for the land.
- Intentional Personalization
In this program, each guest becomes part of the story. As they plant a tree, it is already reflecting their personal contribution. It creates a meaningful and remarkable connection with Bali.
- Technology Adaptation
Thoughtful updates and documentation with technology help guests stay connected with the trees that they have planted. They can manage the impact through their contribution to Bali’s nature, extending the experience beyond their stay.
- Meaningful Storytelling
The Root Ritual alters a simple action into a narrative of gratitude, connection, and legacy. It makes every guest become part of Bali’s living story.
- Sustainability Impact
The tree will continuously grow, making the Root Ritual last in terms of result. It supports the well-being and future of local communities.
- Pioneer Concept
The Root Ritual reimagines sustainability in hospitality as it turns into an emotional guest experience, pioneering a meaningful way for travelers to give back to the destination they visit.
Where You Can Find The Root Ritual
The Root Ritual in Bali can be found in specific areas of Bali, which are in Ubud and the Karangasem area. Tourists may choose one of those areas to join in preserving nature on Dewata Island by planting a tree.
Tourists can apply to contribute to this sacred ritual through:
- Equipoise
- Maar Resort
- Asvara Resort
- Asvara Villa
- Aksari Ubud
- Dedary Ubud
- Amarea Ubud
- Suara Alam
Every guest staying in the selected property above can join the program immediately. It is a free program, and the guests do not need to reserve for it; they can join The Root Ritual to plant a tree in Bali’s soil and contribute to the growth of nature for future generations.
After tree planting, guests can donate to the local communities in resort areas. The donation will be distributed to them through the CSR program, so guests can make an impactful contribution for both humans and nature.
