Information om | Engelska ordet DIWATA

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• Up to the early Spanish period, Ibabaonon (bygone term for Bisaya of the eastern and northern Samar coast) revered the island as the sacred residence of Makapatag, the male aspect of the supreme diwata Malaon.
• Generally, these Indigenous folk religions are referred to as Anito or Anitism or the more modern and less ethnocentric Dayawism, where a set of local worship traditions are devoted to the anito or diwata (and their variables), terms which translate to Gods, spirits, and ancestors.
• The series followed a young woman named Tala, who accidentally unearths a crystal that contained the spirit of the legendary diwata sorceress, Luwalhati, who was imprisoned a hundred years earlier by a devilish being, Harimon.
• He looked around and saw on a cloud-veiled treetop a anito or diwata figure, interpreted by Catholic priests as an apparition of the Virgin Mary holding a Rosary in her right hand and The Child Jesus in her left arm all amidst a heavenly glow.
• At the center of the diwata rituals is the babaylan, who has the responsibility of selecting the areas for a new clearing, placating the spirits of the surroundings, providing magical charms for hunters and fishers, and curing all kinds of ailments.
• In very rare cases, diwata can be depicted as taotao in anthropomorphic form, as chimeras or legendary creatures, or as animals.
• Subanens held “buklog” to propitiate the diwata or to celebrate an event of communal significance and is exclusively performed by the balian.

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