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Ms PEA ! I am TOTALLY into the Filipino Aswang ! ha ha as the The Flood Motif And The Symbolism Of Rebirth In Philippine Myths, The Merfolk Of Philippine Folklore, ALL Filipina Pinays are all Evil Mermaids, LUBLUBAN: The First Visayan Lawgiver Was A Woman, PANG-O-TÚB: The Traditional Philippine Tattooing, Biraddali, Angels From Above | Philippine Myth & Folklore, Beliefs From The B’laan Ethnic Group (Mindanao) | Philippine Mythology, TIBURONES: The Flying Sharks Of Philippine Folklore, The Mysterious Cebuano Dark Evil Bird In Pigafetta’s Account, Psychopomps souls of the dead Of The Philippines, PRINCESS URDUJA: Finding The Legendary 14th-Century Philippine Heroine, SAPPIA, The Bohol Deity Of Mercy | Philippine Mythology and LUZON BEGINNINGS: The Story Of Maykapal .....OH PEA, you made a video of my favorite stuff @ the Philippines supernatural ha ha ha You know what people say? "May strong Filipino women always lend a voice to one another, especially when there’s an Aswang or two around" ha ha ha ha
Ms PEA ! I am TOTALLY into the Filipino Aswang ! ha ha as the The Flood Motif And The Symbolism Of Rebirth In Philippine Myths, The Merfolk Of Philippine Folklore, ALL Filipina Pinays are all Evil Mermaids, LUBLUBAN: The First Visayan Lawgiver Was A Woman, PANG-O-TÚB: The Traditional Philippine Tattooing, Biraddali, Angels From Above | Philippine Myth & Folklore, Beliefs From The B’laan Ethnic Group (Mindanao) | Philippine Mythology, TIBURONES: The Flying Sharks Of Philippine Folklore, The Mysterious Cebuano Dark Evil Bird In Pigafetta’s Account, Psychopomps souls of the dead Of The Philippines, PRINCESS URDUJA: Finding The Legendary 14th-Century Philippine Heroine, SAPPIA, The Bohol Deity Of Mercy | Philippine Mythology and LUZON BEGINNINGS: The Story Of Maykapal .....OH PEA, you made a video of my favorite stuff @ the Philippines supernatural ha ha ha You know what people say? "May strong Filipino women always lend a voice to one another, especially when there’s an Aswang or two around" ha ha ha ha
Love the guy's reaction about fairies he's torn between looking supportive and "thank god I have a mask on, nobody can see my face". Though in Ireland we have fairies and the banshee, literally the white woman.
Pea, I'm a believer. I had a "paranormal" experience. I also had witnesses who were there ,and they believe as well. When my first wife passed away, I put the urn with her ashes in my living room. I created a small memorial with flowers and pictures. We were all talking about her and how much we missed her. And then, all of a sudden, there was a smell of perfume, HER perfume. As if she were trying to say, "I am with you". It was an emotional experience.
My wife is a Manila girl and I am British. She believes in all the supernatural stuff..... We had to have a load of poor chickens slaughtered and their blood put into the foundations of our house as it was being built..... My wifes mind was put at ease, the construction workers had a feast and I was left traumatized :)
Same here but my filipina wife originally wanted a pig as the sacrifice. I was quite relieved when she finally agreed to a few chickens. Still not good though.
I'm native American Indian we believe in spirits I had my frist vision at the age of 30years old our ancestors appeared to me,, my grandmother was a medicine woman a healer my grandmother told me I'm gifted i have dreams that come true my people call me dreamer
Hey pea my beautiful friend, what a really interesting topic. I am a religious and I do believe in God and the after life. I I do believe that there are good and evil spirits that roam this earth. Have never seen a spirit, but I do believe that they exists. As far as love potions and spells, I'm not sure of that. But I know that the power of prayer can make your life better. Thank you so much pea for sharing this awesome video. Please keep em coming my friend. Please stay safe and healthy, and God bless you always.😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Soon after my Filipina wife came to New Zealand, we were working in a rural area. The place where we stayed was opposite a field that had ostriches in it. Ostriches make a distinctive noise, "Whi..... Whi..... Whoooooooooo." Hearing them at night frightened the life out of her. It took a long time for me to convince her that this spooky noise was actually the ostriches, and not ghosts!
hello Pea, thanks for sharing this . just wanted to say this also that u inspired me to film 🤗 now i do cooking and share to the kids here in our small island, May God bless you and everyone here 🙏🤗
Nina, her Simple Life is an amazing quiet view of life there. She can turn grass and leaves into a meal. Not to mention she paddles a cute little boat.
What I find most unbelievable is how a starving Filipina during a pandemic has the money to visit the witch doctor. I only know about one witch doctor in the Cavite province and she stays booked up days in advance. Pea, I never want to pass on the opportunity to thank you for your magnificent work, your pursuit of excellence and your creativity. Really nice work...again.
I used to believe in fairies. When I was young.. when my teeth fell out the tooth fairy would leave me money. Now when I lose a tooth I have to pay a dentist.
My introduction to Philippines superstitions and believes came from watching Old School Mikey Bustos, he made a video where he talked about 5-6 different monsters. Whats funny is that we have a vast collection here in the West. Side note: Mikey Bustos became to commercialized hi production value. His market is not Expat, its Filipinos, domestic and abroad. From Balikbayan Box and older, he had a LOT of great content. He made those mostly by himself.
It’s interesting the beliefs of the supernatural that I have ran into in the countries I have been in in Asia but not so different as here in the US. There were plenty of old wives tales and superstitions while I was growing up. Two that I experienced in the Philippines were the belief in Aswang which you mentioned and the other I was warned was while taking a bath to be sure to say excuse me while tossing water over my body because of the moot moot. I don’t know if that’s the right spelling but I assumed it was a mythical being like a fairy or troll. These beliefs were very prevalent when I visited my wife’s family in Bicol in the countryside. If you come to where I live you need to keep an eye out for Sasquatch and maybe the drunken expat. Great video and insight on your culture.
@@TheFilipinaPea Thats a great subject to delve into , because its really endemic of Pinoy society as a whole as ive seen it... No curiosity.. not thinking why , but just for today.. They dont care where they came from and most cant tell you where they are in the world.. Have you been to the Cultural History Museum in Manila? 20 minute tour at best.. Just not much to see.. Most of the artifacts were found by foreigners and i just dont know why. It goes so much further to Pinoys being quite satisfied to have foreigners do all of the exploration in oil and natural recourses and a whole list of other things. its confusing and ive never been able to discuss it with my own wife.
Yeah but the lack of critical thinking may a skill that allowed humans to evolve. The belief in the supernatural drove people to do many things that helped humans survive. Suicide for example is generally considered bad in many religions which kept millions alive thru history. Believing in witch doctors today seems silly, but it was the foundation of our current medical profession. Belief in witch doctors gave witch doctors resources and power which gave them time to try herbs and other things that might work. Today we are at a crossroads.
@@MrWaterbugdesign Yes it helped suicide go done. But believing in god allowed slavery, war, stoning, rape just to name a few. So maybe critical thinking is needed more than ever. Stop believing in this rubbish !
My Filipino in-laws are very superstitious and also believe that there are people that can touch you with the magic touch to harm you, so be careful walking in crowds so someone does not give you the "Magic Touch"
I convinced my filipina girlfriend that I was a vampire and she very seriously told me she loved me anyways...can’t convince her otherwise now hahahaha
I can’t believe you just called your Nanay dumb! Hmmm a high fever when you were young. That explains a lot. ;-) I once tried to see how superstitious my Filipina is. I dressed all in black, walked into the living room, turned the lights off, held a flash light under my eyes which were wide open to give the blue eyed devil look and in my spookiest voice started quoting Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven”. Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore- And that’s as far as I got before she ran screaming out of the room. I never knew that short Filipinas could run so fast...
Wonder if many of them are experiencing “night terrors” - a state between waking and sleep where you see and feel scary apparitions. It’s all in one’s head but feels quite real at the time. Great job with a fascinating topic, Pea!
Nearly always the case that even where you get an organised religion repressing old beliefs, they still flourish. Even people who consider themselves 'sophisticated' and 'modern' here will follow old wisdom. Amazing how things like fairies and trolls cross the World and herbal medicine has been truly universal! Really enjoyed the talk Pea, thank you. You are such a lovely and sensitive interviewer and make sure people can speak. You should give us a history of the Philippines now! Stay safe and well, we need you lovely Pea!
I believe in something but I don't know what it is and I always look for a scientific explanation Pea. I saw my deceased mother twice and she gave me advise. I cannot dismiss this.
Aidan, two questions. 1. When your mother gave you advice after she was gone, did you heed it and was it good advice that helped in a difficult situation? 2. Did you listen to her advice when you were a kid or did you usually do what you wanted and learned lessons that way?
Very nice Pea! Since you like speaking w ppl in the streets, some topics of interest that I think would be interesting is about divorce not being allowed in the Philippines & the complex relationships because of it. Thanks for your very interesting topics & of course the uniforms :)
I seen a few spirits...once something uncovered me and tried the blanket to the ceiling of my house..I had my bed elevated while sleeping. And other things I cannot explain..thanks for the info
My confidence level is preportional to the impiracal evidence. With this said, I have had some...experiences...that changed my life, and the way I perceive it. Thank you for the lovely video.
Very entertaining, and also sad. People believe in magic all over the world, but especially when they have very little control over their lives. Thank you Pea!
Interesting topic ..... yesterday I talked to a young Filipino women living here in Australia. I told her about you and we talked about your observation about supply and demand of older men in the 'west' and the Philippines (I am 65 so it is topic I relate too). She smiled and nodded ....... "yes, she is right"
I can't even wrap my head around believing something with no real evidence. Interesting, but frustrating at the same time. Religion and superstition hold a whole lot of people back, and in some instances, like in faith healing, it can be extremely dangerous!
Great video Pea and some thing others haven't dared to cover ,my Asawa keeps a half bottle of burnt oil on her window to keep the Wak Waks away, some times l wonder if she thinks l;m a wak wak to,lol
So far I haven't experienced any of that with any of this with our family there but maybe I just didn't comprehend. Could be. Thanks for the presentation. Darn I guess Mega saw me. 🤣🤣 Best wishes Bob.
I saw Ferdinand Marcos, Elvis and the Angel Gabriel having lunch at a McDonalds in Manila once. Elvis had a value meal and a large strawberry shake. Gabe had the Chicken McNuggets.
The first lovely lady will get the movie e.t for her and tell her it's a documentary...lol need to send David Blaine there illusionist. Once I had a family member wanting to make a potion that I would wear when I was traveling around she couldn't finish the potion they were all out of snake eyes down at the herb shop... 😂😂😂😂 Great video
Hello Pea; Great work, as always. It seems to me that the more “developed “ a culture becomes, the more out of touch it becomes with its own internal intuitions. These intuitions and beliefs sustained the human race for eons before “modern medicine “ came on the scene. The disavowing of anything not readily provable by science has the capacity to be detrimental to our long term survival. If we had access to the whole story behind these beliefs every belief could be logically explained. You continue to surprise us with your insights. Again, great work.
We have a lot of that type of superstition back on Guam. You know all those old Banyan tree? They are thought to be the homes of the spirits of the previous Chamorros who used to live on Guam thousands of years ago. They call them the “Tao Tao mo na.”
When I was about 10 years old we lived in a house that had a round room build on the corner of the house with a piano in it. I used to get up in the middle of the night to listen to this piano play all by itself. No one else heard it but me. Over the years I have seen many spirits all over the world. Sometimes you just feel the hackles on the back of your neck rise up. It can be exciting and frightening at the same time. I have never been harmed so I think they are just watching us or longing to be back among us.
So it was YOU haunting me in my dreams , STOP IT NOW PEA, no more, hahahaha. Fun vid Pea well done. Grape Harvest finished every time I make a plan something else happens unbelievable, but life is good just roll with the terrain. Ps Jackie bought her ring engaged now life is sweet.
Nanay's in a few of your interviews were so sincere about what they were saying. Thank you for being so caring and perceptive. We may not agree with these things but the people who do take them seriously. I once made a joke about our ghost that hangs out at Disney's Wilderness Lodge Villas. My Filipina friend took it very to heart. A Filipina worker at the Front Desk that is super professional told me it's "no joke" so I quickly stopped kidding about it. A friend just 6 months ago in Albay got a rash on her arm. I told her it was probably Poison Ivey or Oak. Directed her to Mercury Drug for some calamine lotion. What did she do? She went to her faith healer. Such is life and not just the provinces. Happy Trails PS What is the name of the beast that comes down from the hills and steals the babies?
@@TheFilipinaPea I find it fascinating that thousands of years ago with the use of two sticks of measuring shadows they could accurately figure out the circumference of the planet and yet people with all of our modern science still believe the Earth can be flat
I try not to believe in what I cannot see. I probably will never see you first hand Pea but I believe that you do exist. I do feel that you connect with people you do not know exist. You have special powers of hard work and forgiving nature. You have the power to assess all people and the extraordinary ability to be felt, like a cool breeze, but not be seen in person. You are a little powerhouse and I enjoy but am not afraid.
You're such a natural when it comes to doing interviews. The narrative in between is on par and seamless, unique and professional. I still find it hard to believe that this is done with a cellphone. As a former paramedic for over 30 years, whenever there was CPR being done, it always felt as if there was that person's spiritual presence looking down over us, as if someone was looking over your shoulder. This was "sensed" only if the death just occurred. p.s. We'll have to talk about having five children though.
Hi Pea, it was funny when you asked about fairies and she didn't understand, then you said "like Tinkerbell" (haha). Awesome green screen that you used for this video. Have a great week!!
I feel guilty now when you release a new video ever since you posted the “how a video is made” vid. I know you are staying up all night, suffering for lack of sleep!
On top of being very informative with this topics of eerie situations I also enjoy your choice of casual attire. Keep it up and I will look forward to your next one.
There are a whole bunch of doctoral theses waiting to be written about the hows and whys of what we believe, and about how belief itself actually affects results. We should probably hesitate to just write the whole works off, but you’re right, critical thinking and lived experience should trump blind belief. You are also right, I won’t want to miss that upcoming witch doctor one.
Amazingly my girlfriend ( from Cebu) believes all this stuff but being British I don’t believe anything. However, I respect her right to believe in whatever she believes. Great video Pea x
In my home county, there was a place called Preacher's Point. The story goes that a preacher's son hung himself on a tree after his father refused to let him marry a certain woman with an unsavory reputation. Story goes that it happened in the late 1800s or early 1900s. People said that the area around the tree was haunted by a spirit. Based on what we knew, we went out there one Halloween evening. While my friends stayed in the vehicle, I walked alone to find the tree and check it out. On the way, I heard a noise that startled me for a moment. Then I realized it was just an owl. However, I heard my friends scream, the car door open and close, the car starting up, and apparently moving. I ran down the slope and got to the rural road before them. They stopped, and I got in the car. It was fun! 😄😄
@Pea I'm American and moving to the Philippines after covid ends. I have an American friend there and we are going to have several channels. One will be called The Lost American. I will visit places there to show on RUclips. Another will be about ghost hunting there. I'm most excited about it.
Very entertaining. Everyone has different perceptions. Just a part of the culture I believe. Could make for interesting conversation when meeting with the family. Maybe if something bad ever happens I can blame it on ghosts or a failed love potion.
Thank you Pea for another informative and interesting video. I remember seeing your video a little while back with the witch doctor. Onto your next videos as I follow stewardess Pea’s instructions on how to get to them
It's to bad that the dominant response wasn't " No, but I do believe in the power of reason to guide my choices and actions". I think there would a lot less strife and poverty in the Philippines if it had been. Thanks for the video-John Richard Wray
Pea, you are one of the best examples of intelligent, well-spoken Filipina that I have ever observed. As a bonus, you are also very pretty. This includes the many that I have met from living in the Philippines for about 15 months in another life. By that, I mean about 47 years ago. I would be interested in understanding a little about your educational background or environmental location that may have added to your very extensive vocabulary and worldly knowledge. Do you do a lot of reading? By the way, your mic looks like a cigarette lighter. 😅
I used to work in a big warehouse that recycled electronic equipment that had a big crusher/ materials separation machine. A former head operator of that machine passed away from stomach cancer years back. It was said that he haunted the crusher machine side of the warehouse. One evening (swing shift), a co-worker and I got finished sharing a very bold, non-worked related story in the crusher machine area. The story involved picking up ladies at a Scorpions concert in the 80's and partying all night. Just we finish the non- work related story, the lights in the area next to us (fabrication area) mysteriously turned on. There was no one in the fabrication area to trigger the sensors to turn the lights on...
I've hear about all kinds of things everyday. Like if I have a nightmare im supposed to bite my pillow immediately when I wake up. Wake waks aswangs, dogs barking at night, witch doctors, never take a shower before bed, never drink cold water. etc etc.
You know Pea, some of my ancestors were Irish, so they believed many similar things. My wife Ling Ling is Higaonon, and her maternal grandmother trained her as a baylan. I have had a number of unusual experiences here in our house in Cagayan de Oro. We have two quartz wall clocks in our house. The one upstairs in our bedroom always works fine, and if it stops, needs a new battery. The one downstairs however stops, restarts all by itself, loses time, stops, and starts again all by itself. We have a gas range that sometimes does not work at breakfast, but then works at lunch and not at dinner. Some days it works all day. Sometimes it takes a day off! Also, on two occasions, in the hour between 2 and 3 AM, I have heard what sounded like a voice saying "Oo! Oo!", once when I woke from sleep in our upstairs bedroom, and once in our CR, with that one accompanied by a vibration in the bathroom door! Recently, around 2:20 AM I woke suddenly, felt "kilig" all over my body, and saw a white light pass under the pillow on the side of the bed where my wife would sleep. She was away at her business and I was alone in bed. Periodically at that time of night I feel a presence with me. Don't laugh but I believe we have a female diwata, what the Higaonon call a "tumanud ku abu", literally "guardian of the ash", and she lives in the water dispenser. The water dispenser shudders often when I go downstairs, or chat online with my wife. Ling Ling says that the diwata is "my invisible wife", and even though I'm not Filipino, being married to a Higaonon woman makes me Higaonon, and that we all have an "abyan", a guardian spirit. I always say "Tabi tabi diwata ko!" when I go to the kitchen, and I have a little thank you ritual where I speak in Bisaya and bow eight times, which i do after each meal, and before bed at night. I always feel safe knowing I have my abyan here! The weirdest thing of all though happened on the nights of 22 and 23 December 2020. Again in that time between 2 and 3 AM, I woke, only to hear a noise like something landed on the roof of the house. Then I heard "Tik! Tik! Tik, tik, tik!". This was certainly not a "tuko", the house gecko, with which I am very familiar. Speaking to my neighbors on New Year's Eve, I found out that the young lady two doors up the street from our house had given birth to a baby just a couple of days after I heard the tik-tik. Sos pastilan gyud! That is the only time I have heard the tik-tik. My wife Ling Ling said she has heard the tik-tik and the wak-wak at night before as well, though not here at our house. I did not see the tik-tik, nor have I seen my abyan. I just know she is here with me! Also, I really enjoyed the interviews on this video, and I could understand your questions and the replies of the people in Bisaya!
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Ms PEA ! I am TOTALLY into the Filipino Aswang ! ha ha as the The Flood Motif And The Symbolism Of Rebirth In Philippine Myths, The Merfolk Of Philippine Folklore, ALL Filipina Pinays are all Evil Mermaids, LUBLUBAN: The First Visayan Lawgiver Was A Woman, PANG-O-TÚB: The Traditional Philippine Tattooing, Biraddali, Angels From Above | Philippine Myth & Folklore, Beliefs From The B’laan Ethnic Group (Mindanao) | Philippine Mythology, TIBURONES: The Flying Sharks Of Philippine Folklore, The Mysterious Cebuano Dark Evil Bird In Pigafetta’s Account, Psychopomps souls of the dead Of The Philippines, PRINCESS URDUJA: Finding The Legendary 14th-Century Philippine Heroine, SAPPIA, The Bohol Deity Of Mercy | Philippine Mythology and LUZON BEGINNINGS: The Story Of Maykapal .....OH PEA, you made a video of my favorite stuff @ the Philippines supernatural ha ha ha
You know what people say? "May strong Filipino women always lend a voice to one another, especially when there’s an Aswang or two around"
ha ha ha ha
Ms PEA ! I am TOTALLY into the Filipino Aswang ! ha ha as the The Flood Motif And The Symbolism Of Rebirth In Philippine Myths, The Merfolk Of Philippine Folklore, ALL Filipina Pinays are all Evil Mermaids, LUBLUBAN: The First Visayan Lawgiver Was A Woman, PANG-O-TÚB: The Traditional Philippine Tattooing, Biraddali, Angels From Above | Philippine Myth & Folklore, Beliefs From The B’laan Ethnic Group (Mindanao) | Philippine Mythology, TIBURONES: The Flying Sharks Of Philippine Folklore, The Mysterious Cebuano Dark Evil Bird In Pigafetta’s Account, Psychopomps souls of the dead Of The Philippines, PRINCESS URDUJA: Finding The Legendary 14th-Century Philippine Heroine, SAPPIA, The Bohol Deity Of Mercy | Philippine Mythology and LUZON BEGINNINGS: The Story Of Maykapal .....OH PEA, you made a video of my favorite stuff @ the Philippines supernatural ha ha ha
You know what people say? "May strong Filipino women always lend a voice to one another, especially when there’s an Aswang or two around"
ha ha ha ha
of course ...the DRUNKEN EXPAT is hilarious !!!!!
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I guess Christian's reply was so good he had to post it twice so we can keep reading and enjoy it all again. HA HA LOL!
Here in America I was the victim of witchcraft. My ex-wife made my money, house and car disappear.
It's a shame that I can only give one thumbs up for this comment. Your ex-wife and mine must have been in the same coven.
i think that may have happened to me once too! lol
She tricked you good
You made my day, tnx
I feel your pain bro!!!
Obviously Miss Pea is a witch and has put a spell on all of us. Even being a dragon doesn't provide me any immunity.
Love the guy's reaction about fairies he's torn between looking supportive and "thank god I have a mask on, nobody can see my face". Though in Ireland we have fairies and the banshee, literally the white woman.
Pea, I'm a believer. I had a "paranormal" experience. I also had witnesses who were there ,and they believe as well. When my first wife passed away, I put the urn with her ashes in my living room. I created a small memorial with flowers and pictures. We were all talking about her and how much we missed her. And then, all of a sudden, there was a smell of perfume, HER perfume. As if she were trying to say, "I am with you". It was an emotional experience.
Absolutely, I have had similar experiences that cannot be explained in the natural world
Then the lady with your wife’s perfume got up and left and your wife was gone again.
My wife is a Manila girl and I am British. She believes in all the supernatural stuff..... We had to have a load of poor chickens slaughtered and their blood put into the foundations of our house as it was being built..... My wifes mind was put at ease, the construction workers had a feast and I was left traumatized :)
Oddly enough , that doesnt sound strange to me ...my wonderful Filipina has very similar stories about neighbors and friends 😳
Same here but my filipina wife originally wanted a pig as the sacrifice. I was quite relieved when she finally agreed to a few chickens. Still not good though.
I'm sorry, but you gave me the biggest laugh of the last few days LOL
British used to bury a cat in the foundation
LOL Sounds like a win-win.....uh....not so win...
I'm native American Indian we believe in spirits I had my frist vision at the age of 30years old our ancestors appeared to me,, my grandmother was a medicine woman a healer my grandmother told me I'm gifted i have dreams that come true my people call me dreamer
🙏🏼 thank you for sharing your experiences and your gifts
Hey pea my beautiful friend, what a really interesting topic. I am a religious and I do believe in God and the after life. I I do believe that there are good and evil spirits that roam this earth. Have never seen a spirit, but I do believe that they exists. As far as love potions and spells, I'm not sure of that. But I know that the power of prayer can make your life better. Thank you so much pea for sharing this awesome video. Please keep em coming my friend. Please stay safe and healthy, and God bless you always.😊 😊 😊 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Amen Darryl.
Amen Darryl.
Soon after my Filipina wife came to New Zealand, we were working in a rural area. The place where we stayed was opposite a field that had ostriches in it. Ostriches make a distinctive noise, "Whi..... Whi..... Whoooooooooo." Hearing them at night frightened the life out of her. It took a long time for me to convince her that this spooky noise was actually the ostriches, and not ghosts!
I believe in good spirits. Unfortunately we are still in lockdown in the Highlands so I can't go into the pub to reunite with them lol.
hello Pea, thanks for sharing this . just wanted to say this also that u inspired me to film 🤗 now i do cooking and share to the kids here in our small island, May God bless you and everyone here 🙏🤗
Any time, SLTVPH 👍😊
Hi pea how are you today Jake from New York
Like watching your channel, simple life. Dinagat looks beautiful ;)
Hi Niña 🌹
Nina, her Simple Life is an amazing quiet view of life there. She can turn grass and leaves into a meal. Not to mention she paddles a cute little boat.
It not going to work Pea, you can’t scare me away, I’m still coming to the Philippines! I’ll buy you a coffee when I get there. 😁
Get in line :-)
Hahaha game on .... hehehe
Phillipenese is a great place and friendly people I will be going back as soon as can travell again
You better but coffee for the elf too
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What I find most unbelievable is how a starving Filipina during a pandemic has the money to visit the witch doctor. I only know about one witch doctor in the Cavite province and she stays booked up days in advance. Pea, I never want to pass on the opportunity to thank you for your magnificent work, your pursuit of excellence and your creativity. Really nice work...again.
Love how you always touch the untouchable subjects thank you pea for the fabulous content you put out
Thanks John! My angle on this one is a little different than some, yup 👍
Worse then ghosts are the drivers of the white taxi’s at Ninoy airport in Manila . They chase me all over .
Years ago I would try to give women love potions, usually in the form of alcoholic beverages.
I believe the Pea is an angel...
;=8)
Well of course you believe that - there’s tons of evidence! 😂
I used to believe in fairies. When I was young.. when my teeth fell out the tooth fairy would leave me money. Now when I lose a tooth I have to pay a dentist.
My Filipina wife believes in fairies. The Amazon fairy is a regular visitor.
Your hair is supernatural. I always get hypnotized. So beautiful ☺️
My introduction to Philippines superstitions and believes came from watching Old School Mikey Bustos, he made a video where he talked about 5-6 different monsters. Whats funny is that we have a vast collection here in the West. Side note: Mikey Bustos became to commercialized hi production value. His market is not Expat, its Filipinos, domestic and abroad. From Balikbayan Box and older, he had a LOT of great content. He made those mostly by himself.
It’s interesting the beliefs of the supernatural that I have ran into in the countries I have been in in Asia but not so different as here in the US. There were plenty of old wives tales and superstitions while I was growing up. Two that I experienced in the Philippines were the belief in Aswang which you mentioned and the other I was warned was while taking a bath to be sure to say excuse me while tossing water over my body because of the moot moot. I don’t know if that’s the right spelling but I assumed it was a mythical being like a fairy or troll. These beliefs were very prevalent when I visited my wife’s family in Bicol in the countryside. If you come to where I live you need to keep an eye out for Sasquatch and maybe the drunken expat. Great video and insight on your culture.
The drunken expat is by far the most dangerous of these creatures (since it’s the only one that’s actually been seen) 😂
"There seems to be a lack of critical thinking skills" I couldn't agree more. :(
Me TOO 👍😊
@@TheFilipinaPea Thats a great subject to delve into , because its really endemic of Pinoy society as a whole as ive seen it... No curiosity.. not thinking why , but just for today.. They dont care where they came from and most cant tell you where they are in the world.. Have you been to the Cultural History Museum in Manila? 20 minute tour at best.. Just not much to see.. Most of the artifacts were found by foreigners and i just dont know why. It goes so much further to Pinoys being quite satisfied to have foreigners do all of the exploration in oil and natural recourses and a whole list of other things. its confusing and ive never been able to discuss it with my own wife.
Yeah but the lack of critical thinking may a skill that allowed humans to evolve. The belief in the supernatural drove people to do many things that helped humans survive. Suicide for example is generally considered bad in many religions which kept millions alive thru history. Believing in witch doctors today seems silly, but it was the foundation of our current medical profession. Belief in witch doctors gave witch doctors resources and power which gave them time to try herbs and other things that might work.
Today we are at a crossroads.
@@MrWaterbugdesign Yes it helped suicide go done. But believing in god allowed slavery, war, stoning, rape just to name a few. So maybe critical thinking is needed more than ever. Stop believing in this rubbish !
@@paulsmith2279... Foolishly serious. 🤔
Pea, your videos are so informative, so refreshing, and I could watch them all day. I simply love them!😊
Then I need to make more! Thanks Paul 👍😊
@@TheFilipinaPea Always welcome, Pea. 😊
For someone who studies the paranormal and beings that others are not able to see, I highly enjoyed this video, thank you for recommending it Pea.
My Filipino in-laws are very superstitious and also believe that there are people that can touch you with the magic touch to harm you, so be careful walking in crowds so someone does not give you the "Magic Touch"
Only 5 kids? I can se you mothering a Pea Army! A generation of good-deed-doers , spreading joy & rice throughout the countryside.
I convinced my filipina girlfriend that I was a vampire and she very seriously told me she loved me anyways...can’t convince her otherwise now hahahaha
Tell her you're an Aswang 🤣🤷🏻♂️
You have a good woman there. She will stick by you through anything....
that is freaking hilarious
I saw a documentary on this phenomenon. Vampire ang Daddy ko.
you say you convinced her, that's different than telling....so, your actions must have played a role. There is more to the story, I'm thinkin.....
I can’t believe you just called your Nanay dumb! Hmmm a high fever when you were young. That explains a lot. ;-)
I once tried to see how superstitious my Filipina is. I dressed all in black, walked into the living room, turned the lights off, held a flash light under my eyes which were wide open to give the blue eyed devil look and in my spookiest voice started quoting Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven”.
Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore-
And that’s as far as I got before she ran screaming out of the room. I never knew that short Filipinas could run so fast...
Her husband is sitting there like oh my god here goes our reputation. Now everyone is going to think we are crazy. Ha ha ha ha
lol
Looking great Pea! Supernatural one of my favorite subjects
I enjoyed this one lol. Fun to hear people talk about supernatural things
And I definitely got the sense that they all believed what they were saying, too
Wonder if many of them are experiencing “night terrors” - a state between waking and sleep where you see and feel scary apparitions. It’s all in one’s head but feels quite real at the time.
Great job with a fascinating topic, Pea!
"the old saliva on the tummy trick..." "and loving it..." Maxwell Smart
Nearly always the case that even where you get an organised religion repressing old beliefs, they still flourish. Even people who consider themselves 'sophisticated' and 'modern' here will follow old wisdom. Amazing how things like fairies and trolls cross the World and herbal medicine has been truly universal! Really enjoyed the talk Pea, thank you. You are such a lovely and sensitive interviewer and make sure people can speak. You should give us a history of the Philippines now! Stay safe and well, we need you lovely Pea!
Dose the fairy sing like tweet tweet tweet lmao 😂🤣😂 needed that laugh! Hugs from Texas!
Hahahahaha
I couldn’t resist 😂👍
Your background is supernatural! You literally have a hand growing out of your head! 😆 Fun & interesting video.
I believe in something but I don't know what it is and I always look for a scientific explanation Pea. I saw my deceased mother twice and she gave me advise. I cannot dismiss this.
This is a good one Pea; excellent original idea!
Well if the advice she gave was an accurate stock tip, could you PLEASE give her my number? 👍😊
Aidan, two questions.
1. When your mother gave you advice after she was gone, did you heed it and was it good advice that helped in a difficult situation?
2. Did you listen to her advice when you were a kid or did you usually do what you wanted and learned lessons that way?
Very nice Pea! Since you like speaking w ppl in the streets, some topics of interest that I think would be interesting is about divorce not being allowed in the Philippines & the complex relationships because of it. Thanks for your very interesting topics & of course the uniforms :)
I seen a few spirits...once something uncovered me and tried the blanket to the ceiling of my house..I had my bed elevated while sleeping. And other things I cannot explain..thanks for the info
You need to keep a camera on you 24/7, Allan! 👍😊
My confidence level is preportional to the impiracal evidence. With this said, I have had some...experiences...that changed my life, and the way I perceive it. Thank you for the lovely video.
Hi Pea interesting video. Looking lovely and gorgeous hair you have. Actually looking really like a super model 😍 😍 😍 ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ 😘 😘 💋 💋 🌹
Well thanks Greg! I sure don’t feel like one 😊
@@TheFilipinaPea Pea you are being very modest.
@@TheFilipinaPea Pea how about showing a video of the city you live in
Very entertaining, and also sad. People believe in magic all over the world, but especially when they have very little control over their lives. Thank you Pea!
The 2 monsters I know are called the mother and father in law. Good thing that as long as I'm not in a relationship they will disappear.
Interesting topic ..... yesterday I talked to a young Filipino women living here in Australia. I told her about you and we talked about your observation about supply and demand of older men in the 'west' and the Philippines (I am 65 so it is topic I relate too). She smiled and nodded ....... "yes, she is right"
🤗❤️🤗 hello from Texas 👻👽🥷🧛♂️🧟🧞♂️
Hello there, Erik! 👍😊
Awesome topic, I have seen Ghosts and Spirits all my live, the 3rd eye is strong with me
I guess I need to go see a third eye doctor - mine’s broken 😔
Miss p. I don't know so much about the supernatural. But I must admit I have met a lot of evil in my life
I love this video. I have the whole series of True Philippines Ghost Stories.
I can't even wrap my head around believing something with no real evidence. Interesting, but frustrating at the same time. Religion and superstition hold a whole lot of people back, and in some instances, like in faith healing, it can be extremely dangerous!
Faith healing here is a SERIOUS problem here, yup 👍👍👍
Great video Pea and some thing others haven't dared to cover ,my Asawa keeps a half bottle of burnt oil on her window to keep the Wak Waks away, some times l wonder if she thinks l;m a wak wak to,lol
I believe in witches. I do because I was married to one.
Hahahahaha
Now THAT’S funny 👍😂
@@TheFilipinaPea yeah, she stole my soul and turned my heart to stone.
So far I haven't experienced any of that with any of this with our family there but maybe I just didn't comprehend. Could be. Thanks for the presentation. Darn I guess Mega saw me. 🤣🤣 Best wishes Bob.
I saw Ferdinand Marcos, Elvis and the Angel Gabriel having lunch at a McDonalds in Manila once. Elvis had a value meal and a large strawberry shake. Gabe had the Chicken McNuggets.
Just kidding, Ms. Pea. Your treatment of this subject is wonderfully tolerant and bright, as usual.
Hahahahaha
Outstanding video, as always.! Very interesting topic. and of course the beautiful and very smart Pea.
Its all true 😯👍
I do believe the description of the drunken expat was very accurate!
I forgot to say when you are interviewing Nanay and she says she has a third eye, that has a completely different meaning from where i am haha,
The eye that’s winks😂
Do I even want to know what you mean??? 😂
ive heard that the lady boys have third eyes too....yuck yuck
God I knew this comment would be made, hahahha
The third eye is the penile gland which enables people to see with their heart. It becomes calcified and inoperable through pollution.
The first lovely lady will get the movie e.t for her and tell her it's a documentary...lol need to send David Blaine there illusionist. Once I had a family member wanting to make a potion that I would wear when I was traveling around she couldn't finish the potion they were all out of snake eyes down at the herb shop... 😂😂😂😂 Great video
Do these ghosts fight among each other? And congrats on your 5 future kids😆
Hello Pea; Great work, as always. It seems to me that the more “developed “ a culture becomes, the more out of touch it becomes with its own internal intuitions. These intuitions and beliefs sustained the human race for eons before “modern medicine “ came on the scene. The disavowing of anything not readily provable by science has the capacity to be detrimental to our long term survival. If we had access to the whole story behind these beliefs every belief could be logically explained. You continue to surprise us with your insights. Again, great work.
I'm a sorcerer. Looks like I'll be able to find work in the Philippines
You will still spend all day at places like the BIR to meet requirements.
and, Dear Pea , it is your Spirit , that lights up & makes beautiful, your face : Bless you!!
We have a lot of that type of superstition back on Guam. You know all those old Banyan tree? They are thought to be the homes of the spirits of the previous Chamorros who used to live on Guam thousands of years ago. They call them the “Tao Tao mo na.”
When I was about 10 years old we lived in a house that had a round room build on the corner of the house with a piano in it. I used to get up in the middle of the night to listen to this piano play all by itself. No one else heard it but me. Over the years I have seen many spirits all over the world. Sometimes you just feel the hackles on the back of your neck rise up. It can be exciting and frightening at the same time. I have never been harmed so I think they are just watching us or longing to be back among us.
I dont know if Pea is a fairy or an angel. I just know she has wings hidden under her hair.
A bit of both
Big ears?
So it was YOU haunting me in my dreams , STOP IT NOW PEA, no more, hahahaha. Fun vid Pea well done. Grape Harvest finished every time I make a plan something else happens unbelievable, but life is good just roll with the terrain. Ps Jackie bought her ring engaged now life is sweet.
5 kids someone from afar a good life ahead miss pea!
Lucky me! Wait a second .... FIVE kids? My life is over 😳
Nanay's in a few of your interviews were so sincere about what they were saying. Thank you for being so caring and perceptive. We may not agree with these things but the people who do take them seriously. I once made a joke about our ghost that hangs out at Disney's Wilderness Lodge Villas. My Filipina friend took it very to heart. A Filipina worker at the Front Desk that is super professional told me it's "no joke" so I quickly stopped kidding about it. A friend just 6 months ago in Albay got a rash on her arm. I told her it was probably Poison Ivey or Oak. Directed her to Mercury Drug for some calamine lotion. What did she do? She went to her faith healer. Such is life and not just the provinces. Happy Trails PS What is the name of the beast that comes down from the hills and steals the babies?
I'll take a ghosts'n'goblins believer any day over a flat earther or an antivaxxer
Hahahahaha
Well I’m neither, so I guess you’ll take me? 😂
You wont hear about all the injuries and deaths from main stream media
“He was looking at me in a weird way” The guy was probably having nasty thoughts and checking him out 🤣🤣🤣
Pea ur our love potion
I have seen a ghost before in a barn in Germany a woman was murdered there
Pea what you call vampire there I wak wak
Thanks Geoffrey!
We’re you able to take a picture?
@@TheFilipinaPea again ghosts aren’t three Dimensional 😂
@@TheFilipinaPea no we didn't have mobile phone in 1986 I was on excersize with the British army
Superb again. Thank you Pea, for helping me get through the last year with a smile on my face. You are becoming a legend;. ❤️
Some Americans believe the earth is flat. So beliefs in the paranormal is not that far fetched.
I’m ashamed to say that one of my friends is a victim of that foolishness, too 😔
@@TheFilipinaPea I find it fascinating that thousands of years ago with the use of two sticks of measuring shadows they could accurately figure out the circumference of the planet and yet people with all of our modern science still believe the Earth can be flat
I try not to believe in what I cannot see. I probably will never see you first hand Pea but I believe that you do exist. I do feel that you connect with people you do not know exist. You have special powers of hard work and forgiving nature. You have the power to assess all people and the extraordinary ability to be felt, like a cool breeze, but not be seen in person. You are a little powerhouse and I enjoy but am not afraid.
Well at least there’s a whole library of video evidence and testimony that I exist 😂
OMG AM SCARED LOL
It’s okay, Cowboy, you can come hide under my bed - I’ll protect you with my magic charms 😂
@@TheFilipinaPea Lol thank you now I am brave again.
You're such a natural when it comes to doing interviews. The narrative in between is on par and seamless, unique and professional. I still find it hard to believe that this is done with a cellphone.
As a former paramedic for over 30 years, whenever there was CPR being done, it always felt as if there was that person's spiritual presence looking down over us, as if someone was looking over your shoulder. This was "sensed" only if the death just occurred.
p.s. We'll have to talk about having five children though.
Love your content Pea. Ghosts can’t be photographed. There not 3 dimensional. Everyone know that😂
Well I didn’t - until just now 😂
Hi Pea, it was funny when you asked about fairies and she didn't understand, then you said "like Tinkerbell" (haha). Awesome green screen that you used for this video. Have a great week!!
I feel guilty now when you release a new video ever since you posted the “how a video is made” vid. I know you are staying up all night, suffering for lack of sleep!
I love forklore and the Philippines has some very unique examples. Thanks for all the information you share with us on everything about your home!
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And ..... fifth? 😂
@@TheFilipinaPea I am a victim of a supernatural Filipina entity .. 😥
On top of being very informative with this topics of eerie situations I also enjoy your choice of casual attire. Keep it up and I will look forward to your next one.
There are a whole bunch of doctoral theses waiting to be written about the hows and whys of what we believe, and about how belief itself actually affects results. We should probably hesitate to just write the whole works off, but you’re right, critical thinking and lived experience should trump blind belief. You are also right, I won’t want to miss that upcoming witch doctor one.
Good vid Pea. Growing up in the Southern USA, We have plenty of ghost stories. We even have the Lady in White ghost. Keep up the great work.
When I was stationed there, I heard about the "White Lady". I've also heard of people seeing a squad of Japanese soldiers.
Amazingly my girlfriend ( from Cebu) believes all this stuff but being British I don’t believe anything. However, I respect her right to believe in whatever she believes. Great video Pea x
In my home county, there was a place called Preacher's Point. The story goes that a preacher's son hung himself on a tree after his father refused to let him marry a certain woman with an unsavory reputation. Story goes that it happened in the late 1800s or early 1900s. People said that the area around the tree was haunted by a spirit.
Based on what we knew, we went out there one Halloween evening. While my friends stayed in the vehicle, I walked alone to find the tree and check it out. On the way, I heard a noise that startled me for a moment. Then I realized it was just an owl. However, I heard my friends scream, the car door open and close, the car starting up, and apparently moving. I ran down the slope and got to the rural road before them. They stopped, and I got in the car. It was fun! 😄😄
@Pea I'm American and moving to the Philippines after covid ends. I have an American friend there and we are going to have several channels. One will be called The Lost American. I will visit places there to show on RUclips. Another will be about ghost hunting there. I'm most excited about it.
Very entertaining. Everyone has different perceptions. Just a part of the culture I believe. Could make for interesting conversation when meeting with the family. Maybe if something bad ever happens I can blame it on ghosts or a failed love potion.
As soon as the travel bands on foreigners is lifted, I will retire to PH, I learn so must from your vlogs! Thank you! Be safe always! 🙏
Great topic nice job!!
Thank you Pea for another informative and interesting video. I remember seeing your video a little while back with the witch doctor. Onto your next videos as I follow stewardess Pea’s instructions on how to get to them
Dear Pea, I agree : there IS a Spirtual Cosmos : Do , PLEASE focus on finding a Sapio-Compatible Consort : Bless you Pea :)
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It's to bad that the dominant response wasn't " No, but I do believe in the power of reason to guide my choices and actions". I think there would a lot less strife and poverty in the Philippines if it had been. Thanks for the video-John Richard Wray
Pea, you are one of the best examples of intelligent, well-spoken Filipina that I have ever observed. As a bonus, you are also very pretty. This includes the many that I have met from living in the Philippines for about 15 months in another life. By that, I mean about 47 years ago. I would be interested in understanding a little about your educational background or environmental location that may have added to your very extensive vocabulary and worldly knowledge. Do you do a lot of reading? By the way, your mic looks like a cigarette lighter. 😅
I used to work in a big warehouse that recycled electronic equipment that had a big crusher/ materials separation machine. A former head operator of that machine passed away from stomach cancer years back. It was said that he haunted the crusher machine side of the warehouse. One evening (swing shift), a co-worker and I got finished sharing a very bold, non-worked related story in the crusher machine area. The story involved picking up ladies at a Scorpions concert in the 80's and partying all night. Just we finish the non- work related story, the lights in the area next to us (fabrication area) mysteriously turned on. There was no one in the fabrication area to trigger the sensors to turn the lights on...
I've hear about all kinds of things everyday. Like if I have a nightmare im supposed to bite my pillow immediately when I wake up. Wake waks aswangs, dogs barking at night, witch doctors, never take a shower before bed, never drink cold water. etc etc.
Good one. And oh my...5 kids? I believe it. All boys too! ;)
3 boys 2 girls, pretty 😍like you.
another great show.......your future is in your talant.....KEEP striving
You know Pea, some of my ancestors were Irish, so they believed many similar things. My wife Ling Ling is Higaonon, and her maternal grandmother trained her as a baylan. I have had a number of unusual experiences here in our house in Cagayan de Oro. We have two quartz wall clocks in our house. The one upstairs in our bedroom always works fine, and if it stops, needs a new battery. The one downstairs however stops, restarts all by itself, loses time, stops, and starts again all by itself. We have a gas range that sometimes does not work at breakfast, but then works at lunch and not at dinner. Some days it works all day. Sometimes it takes a day off! Also, on two occasions, in the hour between 2 and 3 AM, I have heard what sounded like a voice saying "Oo! Oo!", once when I woke from sleep in our upstairs bedroom, and once in our CR, with that one accompanied by a vibration in the bathroom door! Recently, around 2:20 AM I woke suddenly, felt "kilig" all over my body, and saw a white light pass under the pillow on the side of the bed where my wife would sleep. She was away at her business and I was alone in bed. Periodically at that time of night I feel a presence with me. Don't laugh but I believe we have a female diwata, what the Higaonon call a "tumanud ku abu", literally "guardian of the ash", and she lives in the water dispenser. The water dispenser shudders often when I go downstairs, or chat online with my wife. Ling Ling says that the diwata is "my invisible wife", and even though I'm not Filipino, being married to a Higaonon woman makes me Higaonon, and that we all have an "abyan", a guardian spirit. I always say "Tabi tabi diwata ko!" when I go to the kitchen, and I have a little thank you ritual where I speak in Bisaya and bow eight times, which i do after each meal, and before bed at night. I always feel safe knowing I have my abyan here! The weirdest thing of all though happened on the nights of 22 and 23 December 2020. Again in that time between 2 and 3 AM, I woke, only to hear a noise like something landed on the roof of the house. Then I heard "Tik! Tik! Tik, tik, tik!". This was certainly not a "tuko", the house gecko, with which I am very familiar. Speaking to my neighbors on New Year's Eve, I found out that the young lady two doors up the street from our house had given birth to a baby just a couple of days after I heard the tik-tik. Sos pastilan gyud! That is the only time I have heard the tik-tik. My wife Ling Ling said she has heard the tik-tik and the wak-wak at night before as well, though not here at our house. I did not see the tik-tik, nor have I seen my abyan. I just know she is here with me! Also, I really enjoyed the interviews on this video, and I could understand your questions and the replies of the people in Bisaya!
Spooky! Thanks for the story 👍😊
@@TheFilipinaPea I'm not scared at all, because I have my abyan!