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SOCSCI 3106
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Lesson 2 - Spirituality
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What do invisible beings reside in according to Mercado (1991)?
Trees, rivers, and mountains
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How is nature perceived in Filipino spirituality?
Nature is a
shared space
It must be
protected
and respected
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What are common respectful phrases used in Filipino spirituality?
“Tabi-tabi po
,”
“Bari-bari apo”
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What is the significance of relationships in Kulam?
Well-being
is tied to relationships
Intentional harm can result from perceived
offenses
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What can result from offending someone in Kulam?
Spiritual
consequences like illness or bad luck
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What is Gabâ in the context of Kulam?
A form of
divine
retribution
for
wrongdoing
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How is Gabâ similar to another concept?
It is similar to the concept of
karma
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What is the relationship between the sacred and the spiritual in Filipino thought?
No distinction between sacred and spiritual
Everything is
interconnected
from birth to death
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Who is Tigbalog in Filipino spirituality?
The great
creator
and source of life
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What does Lueve represent?
God for
production
and growth of goods
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What does Amas inspire in people?
Pity, love,
unity
, and
peace of heart
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What does Binangewan govern?
Change
,
sickness
, and
death
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What does language reflect in Filipino spirituality?
Reflects society’s
values
Requires deep understanding beyond
translation
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What does Kaluluwa refer to?
The
soul
or individual self
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What does Kaluluwa include?
Consciousness
, perception, emotion, thought,
morality
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What is the origin of the term Kaluluwa?
Likely comes from
“duwa”
meaning
“two”
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What beliefs do some groups hold about the soul?
A person may have
multiple souls
One for
vitality
and another for
conscience
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How is the soul related to breath in Filipino spirituality?
The soul is linked to breath (
hininga
)
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How is death described in relation to breath?
As losing breath (
“Kinuha ang kaniyang hininga”
)
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What does Ginhawa refer to?
Peace or comfort from
deep breathing
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What can illness result from in Filipino spirituality?
Bad air
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How is Kaluluwa related to Loob?
Kaluluwa is related to loob or
inner consciousness
Loob is not the literal container of the
soul
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What does Kagandahang-loob mean?
Beautiful
interior (charity)
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What does Utang na loob refer to?
Debt of gratitude
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What does Masamang loob mean?
Ill will
or bad intent
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What does Kapwa refer to?
Community
or
“us-ness”
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What
does Kalikasan refer to?
Nature or world
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What do indigenous groups believe about the afterlife?
Complex
journey
to the afterlife
Soul unites with
nature
after death
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What role did Babaylan and Catalonan play in spirituality?
Offer sacrifices and perform
rites
Healing
, bountiful harvest, safe sailing
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Who is Apo Malyari?
Supreme God of
Aetas
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What is Mariang Sinukuan known for?
Living on the top of
Mt. Arayat
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What is the significance of Mt. Banahaw?
Considered a
sacred
mountain
Devotees worship and express spirituality there
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What does Puwesto symbolize in Filipino spirituality?
Recognized as
holy places
Represents a
prayerful
journey through life
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What beliefs do Aetas of Pampanga, Bataan, and Zambales hold?
Preserve traditional spiritual ideas
Beliefs in
anito
(good spirits) and
kamana
(bad spirits)
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What are Kamanan-Daplak?
Elves of the Zambals
Tiny, cute
mythical
beings living in trees
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What scent do Kamanan-Daplak emit?
Sweet scent like
ilang-ilang
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What do Kamanan-Daplak mimic?
Human
lifestyle
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What do Kamanan-Daplak do at sundown?
Call out people’s names
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How do Kamanan-Daplak treat unattended infants?
They are gentle to them
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What do Kamanan-Daplak leave beside babies?
Wildflowers
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