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Anito, also
spelled anitu,
refers to
ancestor spirits, evil spirits,
nature spirits, and
deities called diwata in the
Indigenous Philippine folk religions...
- archipelago.
Anito fetishes refer to
objects imbued with
spiritual significance,
often crafted to
house or
represent spirits collectively known as
Anito. These...
- folk
religions where a set of
local worship traditions are
devoted to the
anito or
diwata (and
their variables),
terms which translate to Gods, spirits...
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Anito:
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Enraged is a role-playing
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based on
Filipino mythology and
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- existence, and life's mysteries.
Myths include narratives of heroes,
deities (
anito, Diwata), and
mythological creatures.
These myths were
transmitted through...
- with the
spirits and
deities (
anito or diwata) and the
spirit world.
Their primary role were as
mediums during pag-
anito séance rituals.
There were also...
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Austronesian languages include the
Micronesian aniti, Lio
language nitu, Yami
anito,
Taivoan alid,
Seediq and
Atayal utux,
Bunun hanitu or hanidu, Polynesian...
- rank are the
deity anitos,
whether they live in Kaluwalhatian, Kasamaan, or in the
middle world. The
third in rank are the
anitos sent by
Bathala to aid...
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ritual giving praise,
veneration and
worship to the gods and
nature spirits.
Anito, or
anitu In
Philippine mythology,
refers to
ancestor spirits,
spirits of...
-
towns despite the fact that they used
words such as Tikbalang, Asuang,
Anito, Nunò, Tiyanak, etc. and
retained many
pagan usages, traditions, legends...
