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. . FILIPINO RITUALS AND. CEREMONIES COVERING ALL
REGIONS OF THE PHILIPPINES. 

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CEREMONIES COVERING ALL
REGIONS OF THE PHILIPPINES

A great expression of our great and complicated past is our culture. It is influenced by the
majority of people with whom we have communicated. Filipino culture is rich in rituals and
customs, many of which are realted to family life, such as dating, marriage, food, funerals,

education, and religion. Filipino are very conseravtive and believe in traditions and a multitude

. . . The following are some of the filipino rituals and
ceremonies covering all regions of the philippines:. 

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The following are some of the filipino rituals and
ceremonies covering all regions of the philippines:

- an honoring gesture performed as sign of respect to

elders and as a way of requesting a blessing from elders.

The tagalog word "pagmamano" comes from the root word

. . haq!. HOSPITALITY. - one of the most hospitable people that you can find. 

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- one of the most hospitable people that you can find

anywhere are the Filipinos. Foreign visistors are regarded
with the highest respect in the country.. This characteristics
is commonly seen during gatherings, holidays, where many

filipinos often offer their best to entertain their guests.

. . . HARANA. - a traditional form of courtship to show that a man is very. 

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- a traditional form of courtship to show that a man is very

serious with his intentions to a woman, wherein men

introduced themselves by singing underneath a womans

. . . KASALAN. - the filipino word for wedding while its rooy word means
marriage. A typical ancient traditional filipino wedding that
serves as a sacred union of man and women after a period. 

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- the filipino word for wedding while its rooy word means
marriage. A typical ancient traditional filipino wedding that
serves as a sacred union of man and women after a period

. . . BAYANIHAN. - the spirit of communal unity and cooperation of filipinos.. 

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- the spirit of communal unity and cooperation of filipinos.

It is also about giving without expecting something in

. . Filipino indigenous religious
practices featuring five tribes. 

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Filipino indigenous religious
practices featuring five tribes

. . LUZON. MANGYAN TRIBE
1.. - there are 8 different mangyan. 

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. . VISAYAS. SULUDNON TRIBE
1.. - due to the sandwich-like
location of their territory;
the inhabitants earned the. 

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- due to the sandwich-like
location of their territory;
the inhabitants earned the

moniker sulod by their
neighbors, which means

- the word waray means
"none" or "nothing" or

"not". In samar the waray
are knowns as samarenos.

the waray are said to be some of
the most religious people in the

. . MINDANAO. TBOLI TRIBE
1.. - A Tboli legend tells that Tboli. 

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only a few Tboli are Christian or Islamite

. . Modern day expression of. spiritual being. 

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. . - As our country goes through modernization many
beliefs stay and many beliefs go away, as science and
technology blooms our understanding about spiritual
being become more ambiguous, and we questions a
lot of things , and we don't trust a thing without seeing. 

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- As our country goes through modernization many
beliefs stay and many beliefs go away, as science and
technology blooms our understanding about spiritual
being become more ambiguous, and  we questions a
lot of things , and we don't trust a thing without seeing

it live, and that's the sin of science and technology

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