Bathala Philippine Mythology 소설 & 이야기

The world we live in is big and vast so we cannot say that we know and have seen all the creatures that live here. We are not just humans, animals were created by our creator to take care of and be part of this world. It is not just what our conscious eyes see that we consider created beings. Many have been proven by scientists, many have been revealed secrets but there are still many hidden mysteries that envelop the world. Different beliefs, different opinions and different recognitions but only one recognized creator who is considered the strongest of all. The Bathala, the Alah. God. There are some beliefs that there are gods and goddesses who take care of the world to keep it orderly and

He climbed up to the roof of the car effortlessly, "But I have got to commend you for your bravery, Bulan. That's why Bathala ordered people to protect you from me." He sat down with crossed legs, still with the loaded gun in his hand. Bulan is believed to be the deity who lit up the night sky. The brave god of beauty and illumination according to folklore. The dark entity possessing Benitez's body, on the other hand, is the spirit of the Bakunawa. The rumoured colossal sea serpent (sometimes a humungous alligator or reptile) who was mesmerized by its beauty, vowing to devour it.

“And what do they do in this religion?” “Most of them are the same, just the cast of celestial characters change. Palo believes in the veneration of ancestors and in harnessing natural earth powers. Sticks, bones, wax, and the like, have power and are infused with spirits called Kimpungulu. Tell me, were there any candles?” “Candles?” “Near the bowl where you took the photos. Orange, white, red, yellow, black, shaped like a woman, like a crucifix, a skull? Anything?”

It wasn't a dream, but a warning from the umalagad. Umalagad are the ancestors of the natives or the 'katutubo' in the local tongue. Some of them were once legendary warriors or rulers of their time. They can also be ordinary beings who marked and had heavy contributions in their town or 'balangay' or even did extraordinary and uncanny things like the 'babaylans' or the 'bunggaitan.'

ßenlong exclaimed. “Lembuswana, eh?” Jeje becomes upset knowing that the Floor Guardian is Lembuswana. “What is Lembuswana?” Buriko asked. “It’s a deity from Kutai Mythology. It said that Lembuswana is the ride of Batara Guru, that according to Javanese Mythology, Batara Guru is a god that rules 3 realms, Mayapada (Heaven), Madyapada (Earth), and Arcapada (Underworld).” Jeje explained.

and indeed the two boys left her alone as they are busy knowing what biringan is. The word biringan may mean another, especially when looking in the Philippine culture and geographic, but to the two spies, it was their little code, something they made during their training. Something that only them understands. To the Philippine geographic area, Biringan was a mythical place in which the ‘engkantos’ lived. Not everyone can access the said place, and no human has ever gone in and successfully out of the said place. Boeing mythical that it is, it cannot be seen by the naked eye, and no one knows how to really access the place. It is only that, you may be unfortunate to unknowingly stumble upon

Outside of Concepcion Integrated Technology School (CITS), where the creek reigns supreme, the banyan tree is the fount of all horror stories and the ominous backdrop of Kate’s superstition and imagination-pumped childhood. With its tentacly aerial roots, like the tangled hair of a 20-meter-tall Sadako – rife with split ends and poised to snatch unwitting kids – the banyan tree plays a central role in the folk and urban legends of most Philippine communities. The inner caves and passages are believed to be the domain of fairies, dwarves and gnomes and to trespass is a grave offense punishable by black-magick curses. “Tabi, tabi po,” Kate says under her breath. It’s the phrase her ma taught h

The Waitara Path’s soul spirit gnashed his teeth and shouted, “You are also an Alcide being of the Haleth Realm, Thea. You’re of noble status but submitted to a mere mortal. On top of that, you believed those Caeloros Gods of Nothingness’ lies and want to stand against me? “Have you forgotten that there would be no Haleth Realm without me? You and your beloved husband would not even exist. “I am fighting the Nine Caeloros Gods of Nothingness for the Haleth Realm’s sake so that we can control our fate! What’s so wrong with that? “You and James are from the Haleth Realm! Why aren’t you standing on my side? Instead, you choose to listen to their lies?” Thea looked at the furious Waitara Path’s

He gave me a full smile revealing his perfectly white teeth, his canines sharp. "Yes and no." "What does that even mean." I quizzed, giving an awkward laugh as we headed out into the hallway. Balthazar walked through the halls leading the way as if he had been here a thousand times. He, indeed, was quick at learning everything. "It means that I am a deity, but I also have a form too. While the other deities can create life and give them magic, they are never able to shift. But for me to create demons, I had to become one. That's why I'm so much stronger than my siblings or any of the other gods and goddesses. I thrive off of two kinds of power, one coming from magic and the other, well, you

“We have become fallen although Maga was a different spirit, only she could enter eternal rest. Together forever we will be in this enchantment until the Divine One has bequeathed that he had forgiven me for breaking my oath." Ditiori lied down with his wife and wept. Their child between them. He wrapped his arms around them. “Helia Baal will be our child’s name, for I brought hell to those who did this to us, Maga.” “I will recite the enchantment, Master. Sleep and let us see what happens.” Gai-Dalit let his master rest while he sang the dark enchantment.