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In some cases in the Philippines there are some tribal groups that do not like head hunting, witchcraft, polygamy etc. so those other pagans who did not convert to Christianity were killing other Christians before and They attack and burn Churches. Some of the Filipinos did Chose Catholism to avoid this kind of ritual & tradition. It happened to our church and town history.
actually headhunting was only done by non-hindic filipinos....aka igorots and highland tribes who were considered savages by the more advanced and cultured hindic filipinos who came around the iron age
Visayan kingdoms were much more cultured...being influenced by Sri-vaijya empire and all
In some cases in the Philippines there are some tribal groups that do not like head hunting, witchcraft, polygamy etc. so those other pagans who did not convert to Christianity were killing other Christians before and They attack and burn Churches. Some of the Filipinos did Chose Catholism to avoid this kind of ritual & tradition. It happened to our church and town history.
Actually, if you go to Visayas you will see a unique jacuzzi it was
actually originated from the witchcraft tradition.
actually headhunting was only done by non-hindic filipinos....aka igorots and highland tribes who were considered savages by the more advanced and cultured hindic filipinos who came around the iron age
Visayan kingdoms were much more cultured...being influenced by Sri-vaijya empire and all
There are some places in Visayas that do witchcraft & other places in the Philippines too. Capiz is popular place when it comes to this and they can play human paper dance moves without holding it. Some black magic thing.
how about you stop spreading lies about my people..that has nothing to do with witchcraft
The kawa is an enormous cookware originally used by Antiqueños for cooking muscovado (unrefined sugar).
I saw from the TV explained about the origin of the tub.
GMA7 was the one who aired it. That the tub was being used by the witchcraft before.
so now people want's to try the hot tub lol but looking at it. I don't think I want to try hehe
I might cook and boiled like 'bulalo'
I saw from the TV explained about the origin of the tub.
GMA7 was the one who aired it. That the tub was being used by the witchcraft before.
so now people want's to try the hot tub lol but looking at it. I don't think I want to try hehe
I might cook and boiled like 'bulalo'
you dont want to believe everything GMA7 says...they love to sensationalize things for entertainment purposes
really this talk about witchcraft in antique is all a bunch of lies...I have family there..I have been there numerous times..
you dont want to believe everything GMA7 says...they love to sensationalize things for entertainment purposes
really this talk about witchcraft in antique is all a bunch of lies...I have family there..I have been there numerous times..
and also about aswang, kapre, dwarf etc. thing like 'barang' those other stuff. Siquijor is also popular.
They even make a movie about Siquijor regarding witchcraft thing. I think the title was 'Siquijor' (the Mystic Island)
Nope me and my family do not look like Igorots too...we fall in another Filipino category. My younger sister look a bit like former singer actress Donna Cruz, my brother is similar to Jericho Rosales and John Lloyd Cruz. So you see, do not stereotype every Filipino women by saying everyone look like a Chinese or Viet. There are different categories... But I should say, most Filipinos look Malay and Shamcee Supsup is a typical Filipina beauty for me.
Nope me and my family do not look like Igorots too...we fall in another Filipino category. My younger sister look a bit like former singer actress Donna Cruz, my brother is similar to Jericho Rosales and John Lloyd Cruz. So you see, do not stereotype every Filipino women by saying everyone look like a Chinese or Viet. There are different categories... But I should say, most Filipinos look Malay and Shamcee Supsup is a typical Filipina beauty for me.
They have spanish surnames because the asians there adopted the Spanish surnames from the conquistadores at that time. Only 0.1% of the populace has any European Spanish blood at all. Their ethnicities are from China mainly but can derive from other Asian countries. The Spanish had a strong influence in religion, culture, and tagalog but if you are talking about race then no they are not caucasian like the Spanish were.
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Originally Posted by Neutre
°Many of the Philippines have Spanish surnames
°Philippine languages are replete with Spanish words
°Philippine cultures in general seem to be more "Latin" compared to other Asian nations.
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