- In the
indigenous religion of the
ancient Tagalogs,
Bathalà/Maykapál was the
transcendent Supreme God, the
originator and
ruler of the universe. He is...
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Bathala is a
small Maldivian island in the Ari Atoll. The oval-shaped
resort island is
approximately 150 m long and 300 m wide.
Wikimedia Commons has...
- country. In one legend, they are
depicted as
children of the
supreme deity Bathala. They are
allowed by
their father to play in turns,
every half a year,...
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Cebuanos believed that
their supreme god,
Bathala (could also be Kaptan, the
Visayan counterpart of
Bathala),
created 7
moons to
light up the sky. The...
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Anitism are
always the
primordial deities, led by
Bathala. Of
these five
primordial deities, only
Bathala, Amihan, and Ama-n'
Sinaya are
living deities....
- the
first creature to
inhabit the universe,
along with the gods
called Bathala and Aman Sinaya. In the legend,
Amihan is
described as a bird who saved...
-
worshipped for
controlling aspects of life or nature. Over time,
Bathala (or
Bathalà/Maykapál)
became ****ociated with the
Christian God and
became synonymous...
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Origins of
Bathala and
Bahala at BahalaNaMeditations.com: “There are many
people who
believe the
phrase originates from the
Tagalog word
bathala,
which means...
- as
having one eye;
ruler of the
world during nighttime and
daughter of
Bathala Dalagang nasa
Buwan (Tagalog mythology): the
maiden of the moon Dalagang...
- Sinukuan;
represents dawn Tala: the
Tagalog goddess of stars;
daughter of
Bathala and
sister of Hanan; also
called Bulak Tala,
deity of the
morning star...
