The final, and by all means most moving part of the ritual is the Sanghyan Jaran Dance. He wears only a sarong. After a few minutes, the divine spirit believed to inhabit the man leads him right into the fire. Suddenly, he leaps into the flames, making the burning husks fly all over. He then proceeds to stomp onto the husks with bare feet.
Helpers rake up the burning husks several times, forming a red-hot pile.
The entranced man will not stop stepping onto the fire until he has completely stomped it out. Toward the end, his movements become erratic - it seems obvious that he is completely unaware of his surroundings. Care is taken to control the magical forces by helpers, who tackle the dancer to the ground at this point and bring him out of his trance. Now you see him sitting on the ground, feet and legs blackened up to his knees, yet without any signs physical injury or pain. He seems dazed, just coming to.