@ᜑᜈ᜔ᜇ᜔ᜌᜓᜅ᜔ It's a belief dude not really much of a Religion, Anitism itself is still present pretty much in modern Filipino Catholicism especially in the Visayas and in Mindanao
@Xinnie the Pooh Anito in by itself can actually mean ancestors so... Yeah, just honour your ancestors or great grandparents and often asked them for guidance in life that's pretty much it for our Anitism. I often do that, when visiting my grandparents graves My family even believes that our disease family members is always watching us in form of butterflies and such, be it with a Catholicism touch.
@Xinnie the Pooh I wholeheartedly believe that the Anito statues were only there to represent a diceased love one, of which died in a time were our people had no concept of such things as gravesites Or name placks for the diceased.
Being an Indian Hindu,it makes me feel glad that people are taking interest in learning about their pre-colonial roots. May the Ancients across the Globe rise again and give us their blessings.
Anitism is an umbrella for many different and separate cultural practices specific to particular regions. Like paganism. Ancient practices are a reflection of the homage paid to natural totems and forces. They weren’t the same.
Hey, I was wondering where i can be converted to be an anito or where i can find more Informatios of our gods , i Want to go back to My roots, and serve and know them more better, bathala, apolaki, and mayari, and other of out forgotten gods, That have been forgotten, i want to pray for them, but i dont know how
We still incorporate it into our daily lives as well. Interesting. We know when deceased loved ones come to visit. I got that from my parents LOL. And I swear I’m not crazy.
Aswang is a general term for a monster in Philippine mythology. That lady monster with half-body and bat wings is called "Manananggal" and related to "Penanggalan" in Malaysian folklore.
punta kang cordilleran region. dun sa mga ifugao, igorot at iba pang tribes. dun din sa mga tribo sa palawan at Mindanao, malamang pina-practice pa rin nila yang animism or ancestor worship.
@Gogof Magog : Tungkol sa Abba - The first news about this Religion, we find in the story of Lombard Antonio Pigáfetta, Magellan's chronicler. When he discovered our archipelago in 1521. Pigafetta tells that the natives of Limasawa, an island between Surigaw and Butuan, called Their God Abba , which he described as a frightening diety made of wood and was hollow at the back this was in cebu, It's legs and arms were spread, feet raised, a very wide face and an open mouth revealing four long fangs like those of a wild boar; On the shores of that island there were many temples ... where food was offered to the dieties or souls of the ancestors; but in cases of serious illness, they slaughtered a pig, (what he mistakenly called the 'consecration of the pig') . they also feared a large black bird, which, according to them , perched at night on the roof of their houses and cawed. The dogs howled and scratched until the dawn.
I wonder if they also have record about the religion of waray people before the colonialistion because my people believed that "batik" (tattoo) can give you "Mana"(power or protection) from our "Apoy"(ancestors) if you are in Pangayaw(war).😅
In the ancient Philippines archipelago, the predominant religious beliefs were rooted in paganism. This encompassed a diverse array of spiritual practices and deities, ranging from reverence for human-like gods to mythical creatures, animals, plants, fairies, and even beings associated with darkness or evil. These beliefs were deeply intertwined with daily life, shaping cultural traditions, rituals, and societal norms. The polytheistic nature of paganism allowed for a multifaceted understanding of the world and spiritual realm, reflecting the rich tapestry of beliefs among ancient Filipino communities. For example, among the pagan Gaddang group, their reverence extends to their king, whom they regard as a divine deity. Their religious practices often include rituals and customs that may be deemed unacceptable and forbidden in more mainstream or civilized societies. These practices, though integral to their spiritual beliefs, may challenge conventional norms and moral standards, reflecting the complexity and diversity of ancient Filipino religious traditions.
Buti nlng sinakop tayo ng espanya kung ano anong religion ang nasa pilipinas nature spirit Sun, moon stars tree ancesstors spirit at kung ano ano pang paganong relihiyon for that part thankful sa spain nakilala ng mga Filipino ang christianity
Our country is much estable in the Christian way, but the Spaniards doesn't have any interest turning the pH into a Christian majority, they only want is gold and glory, but the Filipinos have gotten interested to convert in Christianity. I love and thanks the Spaniards without them there would be now Philippines
Hi there, I am an animist (anitism) here in Philippines. Glad someone created a content on my belief.
@ᜑᜈ᜔ᜇ᜔ᜌᜓᜅ᜔ Hi, di kasi 'religion' ang anitism, paniniwala (belief) siya, kaya walang 'conversion' na nagaganap.
@ᜑᜈ᜔ᜇ᜔ᜌᜓᜅ᜔ It's a belief dude not really much of a Religion, Anitism itself is still present pretty much in modern Filipino Catholicism especially in the Visayas and in Mindanao
@Xinnie the Pooh Anito in by itself can actually mean ancestors so... Yeah, just honour your ancestors or great grandparents and often asked them for guidance in life that's pretty much it for our Anitism.
I often do that, when visiting my grandparents graves
My family even believes that our disease family members is always watching us in form of butterflies and such, be it with a Catholicism touch.
@Xinnie the Pooh I wholeheartedly believe that the Anito statues were only there to represent a diceased love one, of which died in a time were our people had no concept of such things as gravesites
Or name placks for the diceased.
Im really searching back to my roots and would love to learn more about anitism. Im glad there some out there in the PH.
Being an Indian Hindu,it makes me feel glad that people are taking interest in learning about their pre-colonial roots. May the Ancients across the Globe rise again and give us their blessings.
Marameng salamat
You Filipinos please keep that belief very strong
That's beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Filipino 🇵🇭 Pride in My Ancestors.🙏🏿
Good to know the original religion of the philippines...
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Anitism is an umbrella for many different and separate cultural practices specific to particular regions. Like paganism. Ancient practices are a reflection of the homage paid to natural totems and forces. They weren’t the same.
Thank you! Salamat! I give thanks and praise to all my ANITOS! 🙂
salamat din kababayan
Hey, I was wondering where i can be converted to be an anito or where i can find more Informatios of our gods , i Want to go back to My roots, and serve and know them more better, bathala, apolaki, and mayari, and other of out forgotten gods, That have been forgotten, i want to pray for them, but i dont know how
Thank you for your efforts researching about these amazing stuff.
We still incorporate it into our daily lives as well. Interesting. We know when deceased loved ones come to visit. I got that from my parents LOL. And I swear I’m not crazy.
This is fantastic --- I want MORE.
wow, with your references at the end💪imagine if youtube requires this🔥
Great work. Thanks for putting this together
This video is beautiful! 🔥
awesome video, thanks so much
This looks like a very interesting belief that I would look forward to study. 🙏
Aswang is a general term for a monster in Philippine mythology. That lady monster with half-body and bat wings is called "Manananggal" and related to "Penanggalan" in Malaysian folklore.
I am married to a Higaonon baylan from Northern Mindanao. We respect the diwata and the tumanud.
May mga group ba na nag ppractice pa nito? Eto yung isa sa identity natin na kinuha satin ng mga mananakop. Nakakalungkot lang
Meron pa po but not as much that is commonplace.
punta kang cordilleran region. dun sa mga ifugao, igorot at iba pang tribes. dun din sa mga tribo sa palawan at Mindanao, malamang pina-practice pa rin nila yang animism or ancestor worship.
Yes! Few rich families.
I'm sure meron, pero tago due to stigma of organized religions.
Thank you for this.
@Gogof Magog : Tungkol sa Abba -
The first news about this Religion, we find in the story of Lombard Antonio Pigáfetta, Magellan's chronicler. When he discovered our archipelago in 1521. Pigafetta tells that the natives of Limasawa, an island between Surigaw and Butuan, called Their God Abba , which he described as a frightening diety made of wood and was hollow at the back this was in cebu, It's legs and arms were spread, feet raised, a very wide face and an open mouth revealing four long fangs like those of a wild boar; On the shores of that island there were many temples ... where food was offered to the dieties or souls of the ancestors; but in cases of serious illness, they slaughtered a pig, (what he mistakenly called the 'consecration of the pig') . they also feared a large black bird, which, according to them , perched at night on the roof of their houses and cawed. The dogs howled and scratched until the dawn.
I wonder if they also have record about the religion of waray people before the colonialistion because my people believed that "batik" (tattoo) can give you "Mana"(power or protection) from our "Apoy"(ancestors) if you are in Pangayaw(war).😅
*colonization
Amen❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hallelujah
Animism is the first belief in religion and the concept of heaven and hell originated in Ancient Mesopotamia.
In the ancient Philippines archipelago, the predominant religious beliefs were rooted in paganism. This encompassed a diverse array of spiritual practices and deities, ranging from reverence for human-like gods to mythical creatures, animals, plants, fairies, and even beings associated with darkness or evil. These beliefs were deeply intertwined with daily life, shaping cultural traditions, rituals, and societal norms. The polytheistic nature of paganism allowed for a multifaceted understanding of the world and spiritual realm, reflecting the rich tapestry of beliefs among ancient Filipino communities.
For example, among the pagan Gaddang group, their reverence extends to their king, whom they regard as a divine deity. Their religious practices often include rituals and customs that may be deemed unacceptable and forbidden in more mainstream or civilized societies. These practices, though integral to their spiritual beliefs, may challenge conventional norms and moral standards, reflecting the complexity and diversity of ancient Filipino religious traditions.
Praise Kabunian! 🤙🏽
Thanks super 8 don’t forget to like and subscribe 100% just drop the anti sgpd portion. If you haven’t heard the origin story stick around …
if a carbao statue breaks do u fix it or leave it wiuld it b bad luck to fix the statue
Black Elohiym🙌💓🕊️🙏🌹
I call on my ancestors protection
Im sorry
I didnt know my roots😢
Pre colonial Philippines
This is philipines we never seen before like colour never seen before
Tagalog version please
What
kumasta ka na ? ok ba
Our ancestor shemetic hebrews
What?
That's not true, don't believe anything you see on the internet.
Semetic not Shemitic
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Buti nlng sinakop tayo ng espanya kung ano anong religion ang nasa pilipinas nature spirit Sun, moon stars tree ancesstors spirit at kung ano ano pang paganong relihiyon for that part thankful sa spain nakilala ng mga Filipino ang christianity
Tupa
Kung di tayo sinakop ng kastila, edi sana Muslim ngayon ang majority sa buong bansa, at siguro ang ilang bahagi ng bansa ay sakop ngayon ng Brunei.
Our country is much estable in the Christian way, but the Spaniards doesn't have any interest turning the pH into a Christian majority, they only want is gold and glory, but the Filipinos have gotten interested to convert in Christianity. I love and thanks the Spaniards without them there would be now Philippines
Lmao 💀
....comments like these are what makes me ashamed to be a Filipino sometimes....