In religious life on the island of Bali, especially Hinduism, it is never free from the yadnya ceremony. The yadnya ceremony is a ceremony of offering or sacred sacrifice, either to Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa, to the sages, to ancestors, to fellow humans, or to the bhuta kala. The implementation of this yadnya ceremony uses the means of Bebantenan.
The Bebantenan used is usually adjusted to the customs in the area or according to the village kala patra. Dewa Ayu Nyoman Sriastuti in community service stated that, The making of banten is usually led by a serati. Problems arise if the banten or customs that are usually used are not recorded in a book, but are passed down orally.
So there are many weaknesses, especially many things that can not be conveyed due to the limitations of human memory. In addition, because there is no recording, it will be difficult to plan the budget. A budget is a type of plan that describes a series of actions or activities expressed in rupiah figures for a certain period.
Through this community service activity, it is hoped that the community can create a structured ceremonial cost plan and a guidebook for yagnya ceremony ceremonies so that it is hoped that the next generation will have a guide in carrying out yagnya ceremonies and can make it easier for the community to carry out the ceremonial ceremonies. The partner in this community service is Banjar Tegal Kauh with a total of 75 heads of families (KK), which are divided into seven dasa wisma groups. Each group has a coordinator. This dasa wisma group has a very large role in the yadnya ceremony because Banjar Tegal Kauh has an agreement that the yadnya ceremony will be made by the residents of the banjar together in the bale banjar.
Assisting in documenting the ceremonial used in the yadnya ceremony at Pura Dalem Singasari. The documentation will be made in the form of a book containing a picture of the temple plan and what ceremonial ceremonials are used. b. Assisting in making a budget for the Yadnya ceremony costs.
