Filipino Superstitions

@stellaluna · 2 years ago

I think most Asian countries have their own set of beliefs. Beliefs that are ranging from family values, funeral practices, Holiday celebrations, and just some mandatory household rules that must be f...

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@Micontingsabit · 2 years ago

Oh No! We Forgot To...

022822 Filipino superstitions. We Filipinos believe in different superstitions. I think superstitions also depends on where you at in the Philipines. There are common superstitions that new generatio...

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@jasglaybam · 3 years ago

My funny experiences with Lazada and eBay!

November 20, 2021 G'day mate! I was scrolling through my Fb account when my eye caught one of Lazada's items on sale. Would you believe that it was " Tikbalang's " hairs? A tikbalang is an element...

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@Ms_Banana24 · 4 years ago

Beliefs.

In the Philippines there's a lot of different superstition that some Filipinos believe in. Especially those people who born in 90's below. My parents says that those superstitions are came from the pe...

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@Yen · 4 years ago

Filipino Beliefs During Pregnancy

Filipino has a lot of beliefs and superstitions. However not all Filipino followed it. Maybe because it a modern times now and they didnt believed such thing. I got pregnant last 2018 and I am not...

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@Lyn2x · 3 years ago

Superstitions belief of filipinos

Superstitions in the English language are beliefs of adults that are often unfounded and cannot explain why they need to be followed. Superstitions have a profound effect on our culture. It affects ou...

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@gerl · 3 years ago

Filipino Culture: New Year's Celebrations and Traditions

Filipinos can relate to these Traditions and Practices! The new year is the time of day when a new calendar year starts and the number of calendar years rises one by one. New Year's Day which takes...

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@James16 · 4 years ago

Piggy Bank Superstitions

Have you ever had a piggy bank? Filipino children, especially children in the 90's, must have experienced it. Until now, many are still struggling. There is a coin bank, wood, cardboard, bamboo and e...

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@Leymar012201 · 3 years ago

The Visitor.

Each and everyone of us have souls right? Have you ever talk to a person who is possesed by the soul of a dead person, particularly a relative or a friend. It sounds crazy right? It sounds unreal and...

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@Ling01 · 2 years ago

Proud to be me, Proud to be Pinoy

Pinoy or Filipino is the term that we use to refer someone living in the Philippines. Being a Filipina it's an honor to be in country known as being friendly and talented. I don't know if you have obs...

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@Maya · 4 years ago

Different Beliefs about Butterfly: Filipino Culture

Have you heard about the different superstitious belief about the visit of any butterfly to your house especially when it's color is black, white or yellow? They say it's a bad luck when a black butt...

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@frdchckn · 2 years ago

Holy Week Myths and Superstitions in the Philippines

When you get to know the rich culture of a place, there are some fun and exciting things that you'll learn about. One of them is the unique beliefs and stories that go along with each country's specia...

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@eommaZel · 4 years ago

Pinoy Superstitions during Pregnancy

Superstitious belief or Superstitions is a belief that is not based on scientific knowledge and reasoning. According to Wikipedia, it is a belief or practice resulting from ignorance, fear of the...

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@Jinifer · 3 years ago

Tabi-tabi Po

The Filipino word tabi-tabi po signifies (excuse me). It is the most prevalent Filipino custom that we follow, particularly when we are going through a forested area or come across a balete tree....

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@Yen · 4 years ago

Filipino superstition when you go to funeral

Its been 15 years since my Grandfather passed away. I was 12 years old that time. I am just an innocent girl and no idea what superstitions are. I heard a lot of it during my grandfathers wake. My...

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@Achilles · 3 years ago

How I acquire my Tokay Gecko | Interesting Stories | Filipino will relate.

I just want to tell a simple story on how I acquired my two Tokay Gecko hatchling and the very surreal story behind it. So some context first, in the Philippines there are so many superstitions tha...

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@Ljane21 · 3 years ago

Filipino Culture

To The Filipinos Who Read It, I Know You Can Relate: Christmas is approaching, Filipinos are preparing decorations such as lights, lanterns and more. Do you know, that Filipinos are already prepar...

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@Glez · 3 years ago

Premonition

Have you ever experienced having a dream that happened in reality? Like you had a certain dream and one day when you were doing something it is like a "deja vu" because it happens the same thing as...

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@McJulez · 2 years ago

Superstitious Beliefs During Holy Week

April 14, 2022 Thursday It's Maundy Thursday, which commemorates the day in Holy Week of the Washing of the Feet and the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles. It is also the day when the Hol...

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@Codename_Chikakiku · 3 years ago

Let's Explore Philippines

Learning about this one of the beautiful archipelago will not ensure your travel experience, it will also enrich your knowledge about different things around the world. From economical, religious aspe...

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@Mark012207 · 4 years ago

It is true? (Pregnancy Superstition)

Saturday - September 26, 2020 Why can't Filipinos get rid of various superstitions, including pregnancy? Do you believe in the superstition that the ancients believed in which it was passed down from...

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@Bryskie · 4 years ago

Philippine culture

Philippine culture or Philippine culture is a mixture of the indigenous traditions and cultures of its early traders and conquerors. The occupation of the Spaniards in the Philippines, under Mexican r...

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@Mayiee · 2 years ago

My Sunday turns into Big Mess!

Good evening dreamers!! How's everyone here? Another week of hustling and bustling. Even though, I hope that you can still find a but of time to take a break. Don't be too harsh on your health, having...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Suggested Reading 27

In this series , I assume the role of a reader instead of a writer, discussing articles by other writers... things I recommend. It's only a few days since I posted Suggested Reading 26 , but befor...

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@BSzandra · 2 years ago

Superstitions about the first day of the year

There are plenty of traditions and superstitions about the New Year around the world. Do you believe in superstitions? I’m not superstitious and I don’t even deal with the “rules” that should be fol...

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@yanyan13 · 3 years ago

The Ilocano People and their Beliefs

Ilocanos are agricultural people of Northern Luzon in the Philippines. Ilocano are exemplary people who cross the ocean of prosperity by virtue of love for their land and countrymen. Th...

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@lonestranger · 2 years ago

The "Boxer Codex"

One of the most important primary sources our country Philippines has ever had for the study of valuable history is the Boxer Codex , also referred to as the Manila Manuscript. If it's your first t...

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@Ling01 · 2 years ago

What Superstitious Beliefs You Have?

Another topic inspired by Sis Yhanne 's article which she shared about "Some Superstitions that has been part of my(her) life" . Here in the Philippines, superstitious beliefs is so common, especial...

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@Eunoia · 3 years ago

New Born Baby is a Lucky Baby

Filipino believes that a newborn baby is a lucky baby. When you gave a blessing the Angel will return it to you ten to a hundred times. And that happened to me. I lived in the province where people...

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@Scotty17 · 3 years ago

Guilty Like These?

My sister loves reading her daily horoscope and is always posting it on her #Farcebook page. A friend of mine on Facebook also posts a daily religious statue or amulet along with a prayer or request f...

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