The invocation of local deities is an annual event practiced in most parts of Bhutan to protect people from misfortune, rivalry, contempt, ailments, epidemics and to ensure a bountiful harvest. On the second day of the Buli Chodpa ritual that happens on the fifteenth day of tenth Bhutanese month, an invocation of a local deity was conducted in Kheng Buli in Zhemgang district. Gonpo Wangdi, a Bonpo (a priest in the Bön tradition), led the invocation. He is in the fifth lineage of Bonpo in Buli. In this video, the Bonpo returns the head of the deity back to the fairyland after beseeching it for the community's welfare. People prepare food and offerings for the local deities and spirits. The leftover food is considered blessed and people consume it with locallly brewed wine.