by: Felisa DaskeoThe Sagawsaw The Sagawsaw is a pagan ceremony that requires only the dog as the sacrificial animal. In In this […]
The Sagawsaw is a Ceremony Performed for Someone who Accidentally Killed a Person Read More »
by: Felisa Daskeo Paypay is pronounced as (pai-pai) The Paypay – this is also a simple pagan celebration just like
by: Felisa DaskeoEd-edew- Pronounced as [id-idəw] Ed-edew is another Igorot practice that involves a simple ceremony with a chicken as
Igorot Practices and Traditions: Ed-edew is performed After a Fearful Dream Read More »
by: Felisa DaskeoLike all other Filipino ethnic groups, Igorots have their own practices and beliefs that identify them from other
"Baskang" – Igorot Ritual for the Newly Married Couple or a Young Family Read More »
by: Felisa Daskeo Cañao is a pagan celebration, a tradition, a ceremony, a ritual, a feast, a thanksgiving, an offering,
by: Felisa DaskeoWhat is PAKDE? ‘Pakde’ is pronounced as (pak – duh). Pakde is a community affair of the Igorots
by: Felisa DaskeoBegnas is pronounced as (buhg – nas) This is an Igorot celebration before harvest time. The old men have
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Igorots keep the coffins of the dead open until it is ready for internment. The coffin is usually made by
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Each race has their own practices, traditions and beliefs. My home town is still rich with old traditions; from the
The Traditional Igorot Way of Curing Read More »
These men had done a lot for the community of Tadian in the olden days. As a practice in Tadian
The Men Who Worked Without Pay Read More »
