How Different were Early Filipino Traditions? | ATIN: Stories from the Collection

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In this episode of ATIN: Stories from the Collection, we explore the three main life stages of early Filipinos: life, marriage or alliance, and death.
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ATIN is an original production of the Ayala Foundation Arts and Culture Division made up of the Ayala Museum and Filipinas Heritage Library. The series tells the story of the Filipino through images and videos of Ayala Museum's archaeological, ethnographic, fine arts, historical, and numismatic collections and FHL's archival and documentary holdings.
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@twisted267 2 года назад

So underrated! Sana mas marami pang *Pilipino* ang mapanood nito. It makes me confused why we want to differ ourselves when we go by one nationality, Filipino; with diversed and colorful cultures and traditions, beautiful faces and skin color. Love one another and our origins. Mabuhay Pilipinas!

@markb. 2 года назад

that kind of feeling of relearning your culture and tradition...

@nathscollection7126 Год назад

For me it's really fun and exciting, knowing and studying you OWN culture and traditions

@kingfisher9725 Год назад

As a European I've come across southeast Asian cultures quite some time ago and have been hooked ever since. It's absolutely fascinating to learn about history and countries/ regions often forgotten over here!

@safuwanfauzi5014 4 месяца назад

Just research about Southeast Asian architecture and trditional house and palace, in Philippine only in South because of Malay influences(Sumatra, Johor and Brunei), Javanese, Malay, Minangkabau, Bugis of Sulawesi, Dayak of Borneo, Batak of North Sumatra, Balinese etc. Mainland Thai, Laotian, Mon, Burmese, Khmer(Cambodian), Cham of Vietnam(Champa). Vietnamese not included because of Sinosphere culture, Javaese Rumah Joglo and Pendopo Jawa, Malay 'Balai Adat Melayu and Rumah Melayu, Minangkabau of West Sumatra "Rumah Gadang", Bugis "Balla Lompa", Dayak "Rumah Lamin", Banjar of South Kalimantan 'Bubungan Tinggi", Batak with "Rumah Bolon" and many others each ethnic have own unique architecture, temple style sumatra, peninsular, coastal borneo, bali, lombok and java have similarity in temple style, for exmple 'Candi bahal of North Sumatra Province look similar to 'Candi Jabung of East Java' far away, just like Keris culture, similar dagger culture. South Thailand Peninsular in Surat Thani, old temple and stupa from Srivijaya era similar style built by Sailendra dynasty in Java and Sumatra, Candi Sewu, Candi Kalasan, Candi Kleten with stupa top of candi. unlike Majapahit, Kediri and Singasari style like squre in shape like "candi kidal, candi tikus candi singasari etc", Surat Thani city pillar shrine base on Srivijayan-Saildenra style, in Indonesia 'Gapura Taman Blambangan" base on Majapahit-Kediri style. Bangkok City Pilar Shrine base on Thai style, in Surin and Buriram Province near Cambodia, Khmer ethnic majority province base on Angkor Khmer architecture like 'Buriram city pillar shrine. That why Southeast Asia are unique. there are many ruins and site thousand of them(except in Philippine and Timor leste)

@Vanilux_Vonn 2 года назад

I am truly proud of the Philippines, this was such a nice video!

@leobelcolona4721 3 года назад

Look at what the colonizers destroyed.

@modernkedatuan900ad 3 года назад

Yes and 99.9 of filipinos dosen't even know the Hundu-Buddhist past of our ancestors

@alexanderpo185 3 года назад

INDEED!!! That includes our national pride!!

@modernkedatuan900ad 3 года назад

@@MrFareddy Yes and i know but don't worry becuase the true name of this land is not even philippines but MAHA KHA (Maharlikha/Maharlika)

@modernkedatuan900ad 3 года назад

@@MrFareddy Yes 333 years of White colonial mentality

@modernkedatuan900ad 3 года назад

@@MrFareddy Yes that is fine also but i found Maharlika name to be grander and than Saribayan but also the word Sari come also from Sanskrit both Maharlika and Saribayan both came from sanskrit words so yeah and also youre name is so Hispanic to me r u ambaressed about youre surname also hehe✌

@nitoygonzales4581 5 лет назад

Indeed very diverse culture

@ainameable Год назад

I love how our genders have equal rights

@angelicaeguac672 28 дней назад

This you be introduced to the present educational learning of the Ancient / Precolonial Philippines 🇵🇭 beautiful land of love and land of light...Mabuhay and Lupang Hinirang...LoveandLight to all creations ❤

@MrUod Год назад

I used to see these gadors in my grand my grandmother's house. it also comes in different sizes.

@nay8979 Год назад

I love my Filipino history

@xyviivii2047zoey 3 года назад

may the blessing of algorithm be with you

@imthemrblue 4 года назад

this was shown in my school

@sanzogenzo76 Год назад

The mariage attire literally the normal wear of the malays, the items shown in the wedding ceremony is a traditional malay culture dress, tools and being use till now, its an official tools of the kings in the palace for official ceremony too

@makotopark7741 Год назад

Happy Museum Day!

@Dogxe_ 3 года назад

this shown in my school

@DespicableGru 2 года назад

Sana Filipino ginamit ninyo para mas maraming makakaintindi. Tapos may English subtitle lang.

@Venus0914 Год назад

mas nakakaintindi ako ng english kaysa sa filipino

@lMissC3 4 месяца назад

1:48 reminds e of the tabernacle

@benedicttambiga6994 Год назад

why don't schools teach us these things

@Sundayvibe5 3 месяца назад

Philippines has rich history now I wanna sleep on banig ;) it’s amazing 💜🎖️

@roizeldiez3500 2 года назад

We are beautiful!

@8bittimetraveler834 2 года назад

Lol oh yeah

@PancitKanton Год назад

Kumain na ba lahat?

@kidmanila2160 Год назад

We were a beautiful culture

@dexneg6297 Год назад

Filipino now want a spanish and american culture than our

@aishaaerin6132 3 года назад

Heyo ppl I'm uhh I have exam and I am reviewing 😁

@chacri08 Год назад

They need to teach Philippine history in school.

@Georgina-ly5su 26 дней назад

This is very rich Southeast Asia culture.

@eliasbrosola895 5 лет назад

😍😍😍

@YenkammaNe Год назад

WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT BEING A HINDU? By Francois Gautier. Diversity in Divinity , Universal in Spirituality. Unity in Humanity 1) Believe in God ! - Aastik - Accepted 2) Don't believe in God ! - You're accepted as Nastik 3) You want to worship idols - please go ahead. You are a murti pujak. 4) You dont want to worship idols - no problem. You can focus on Nirguna Brahman. 5) You want to criticise something in our religion. Come forward. We are logical. Nyaya, Tarka etc. are core Hindu schools. 6) You want to accept beliefs as it is. Most welcome. Please go ahead with it. 7) You want to start your journey by reading Bhagvad Gita - Sure ! 8) You want to start your journey by reading Upanishads - Go ahead. 9) You want to start your journey by reading Purana - Be my guest. 10) You just don't like reading Puranas or other books. No problem my dear. Go by Bhakti tradition . ( bhakti- devotion) 11) You don't like idea of Bhakti ! No problem. Do your Karma. Be a karmayogi. 12) You want to enjoy life. Very good. No problem at all. This is Charvaka Philosophy. 13) You want to abstain from all the enjoyment of life & find God - jai ho ! Be a Sadhu, an ascetic ! 14) You don't like the concept of God. You believe in Nature only - Welcome. (Trees are our friends and Prakriti or nature is worthy of worship). 15) You believe in one God or Supreme Energy. Superb! Follow Advaita philosophy 16) You want a Guru. Go ahead. Receive gyaan. 17) You don't want a Guru.. Help yourself ! Meditate, Study ! 18) You believe in Female energy ! Shakti is worshipped. 19) You believe that every human being is equal. Yeah! You're awesome, come on let's celebrate Hinduism! "Vasudhaiva kutumbakam" (the world is a family) 20) You don't have time to celebrate the festival. Don't worry. One more festival is coming! There are multiple festivals every single day of the year. 21) You are a working person. Don't have time for religion. Its okay. You will still be a Hindu. 22) You like to go to temples. Devotion is loved. 23) You don't like to go to temples - no problem. You are still a Hindu! 24) You know that Hinduism ☺ is a way of life, with considerable freedom. 25) You believe that everything has God in it. So you worship your mother, father, guru, tree, River, Prani-matra, Earth, Universe! 26) And If you don't believe that everything has GOD in it - No problems. Respect your viewpoint. 27) "Sarve jana sukhino bhavantu " (May you all live happily) You represent this! You're free to choose, my dear Hindu! This is exactly the essence of Hinduism, all inclusive .. That is why it has withstood the test of time inspite of repeated onslaught both from within and outside, and assimilated every good aspects from everything . That is why it is eternal !!! There is a saying in Rigveda , the first book ever known to mankind which depicts the Hinduism philosophy in a Nutshell -" Ano bhadrah Krathavo Yanthu Vishwathah"- Let the knowledge come to us from every direction

@infinityspin6537 Месяц назад

Lindutvas should stop scamming people

@Lucifer-h7v Год назад

Tunay na kultura ng lahi ng mga kayumanngi na lahi:):):)

@kolinstewartsaludar2086 5 месяцев назад

Why didn't the ancient Filipinos wear shoes when the path was too rough for them to walk on?

@MeowCockadoodledoo Месяц назад

Ancient peoples were used to walk on rough terrain barefoot. so probably shoes is out of question. But many, if not all, Southeast Asian cultures have some sort of sandals as their footwear.