Tedhak Siten, or the "turun tanah" ceremony, is a ritual that symbolizes the importance of human relationships with God, others, and nature. This ceremony reflects parents' hopes that their child will grow into a valuable individual for their family, nation, and country. The term Tedhak Siten comes from Javanese, with tedhak meaning "to step" and siten derived from siti, meaning "earth" or "land." This ceremony is performed when a baby reaches the age of seven lapan (245 days) as a symbol of their readiness to start sitting and walking on the ground.