MASTER I KETUT ARSANA

Born in Gianyar, Bali, Founder I Ketut Arsana is a distinguished spiritual leader, healer, and social entrepreneur whose life is a living testament to the sacred union of ancient wisdom and compassionate service. Rooted in the belief that our existence is a sacred opportunity to perfect ancestral karma, Arsana founded Kundalini Tantra Yoga — a transformative path of chakra awakening and soul elevation. As a masterful Usada practitioner, he deepened his healing knowledge through devoted study of the sacred Lontar texts, weaving together the physical, spiritual, and ancestral dimensions of human experience into one integrated path toward wholeness.

 

Arsana pioneered the "Wellness Resort" concept in Bali, viewing business as Yadnya — a holy act of selfless service rather than profit. Under Om Ham Corporate, he founded several landmark institutions including Ubud Bodyworks Centre, Ashram Munivara, Ashram Lembah Bhayam, Om Ham Retreat & Resort, and Ubud Aura Wellness Sanctuary — together forming a living ecosystem of healing, spiritual training, and community service in the heart of Ubud.

 

A true Global Ambassador of Healing, Arsana has carried the ancient teachings of Yoga and Usada to international audiences across Australia, Japan and the US. His close spiritual bond with the late Indonesian President Gus Dur and his work alongside Yayasan Cahaya Sinar Bangsa have made him a vital force for interfaith harmony and peace, while his humble service as Kelian Banjar of Padang Tegal kept him lovingly rooted in his own community.

 

Guided by his "Back to Nature" mission, Arsana champions Kedaulatan Kesehatan — Health Sovereignty — as both a personal and collective calling. He advocates for organic living, higher education as a sacred honoring of one's ancestors, and a Grand Design to protect Bali's Hindu Nusantara identity from the pressures of globalization. In every dimension of his life, Arsana embodies the timeless truth that inner transformation and devoted service to humanity are not separate paths, but one.