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Thank you for this video portraying the ifugao cultures to the younger generations especially the connection of the people to nature for them to preserve.

Perpetual novena to sto nino de cebu

Ang pagrosaryo paulines

Roel ligotan

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We must preserve, protect and continue our ancestral culture, way of life and our connection to mother nature. I so much agree to this video. Kudos to the person who made this video. I a have a blood of tribal people from Cordillera.

Question: are ifugao and igorot the same?

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A wise man indeed.

More documentaries like this.

What a treasure to behold. With this clip somehow this gem of heritage is preserved. God bless.

Take comfort in that there is a fast-growing enthusiasm in the Filipino diaspora all over the world for learning of our indigenous roots. Despite the social media backlash we seem to get about not being "Filipino enough." This current generation of children of immigrants are hungry to learn about the true indigenous peoples and precolonial practices of the Philippines. However, I seem to notice a conglomeration of the practices right now, where in Fil-Am festivals or groups they will have for example, a kulintang demonstration on one side and then a promotion of "native tattoos" on another, without much acknowledgment of a tribal significance for those tattoos. We are still navigating and disentangling the notion that precolonial Filipinos are not necessarily a monolith. The ancient histories go far, far back into numerous peoples and tribes that are separate in their own cultural/ethnolinguistic ways, yet forever united by being the original peoples of the land. Even if not all of us may not amount to becoming practitioners, we are willing to have more open minds about these practices. I hope it's true for more of us, but I think these ways should never be considered as "evil."

😂 Baki, achi cha mun amamoh

Can anyone help me get in contact with him

Is there any way I could come help plant rice with you? I don't need a salary or nothing. I'm from the United States but I really don't want to work for these corporations anymore. It's it's really not my path in life. I would rather have just a simple life. Just relax farm

I'm an American. I can come help you. If it's okay with you. I wouldn't mind living there. I don't want to really work in this technological world anyways

I would be a shaman

I would do anything to have this life that you're living. You made the right move

Hello kuya po do you accept American to live with you and live that life i really dont want to work anymore for a paycheck

This is the real Filipino people not that bull in cebu bohol manila and all other My biggest regret of the 8 years going to the Philippines and never going and staying with these people. I should have just done that. I made a big mistake. I learned Tagalog. I did all of this. I studied stayed in the Philippines but I chose the wrong thing

Did he say "spirit of malayu"?

nag ii speak pala sila ng ilocano alam ko po ang ilocano kaya naiintindihan ko ang nga sinasabi nila kasi taga Ilocos Sur ako

My grandfather after WW2 left his mother and father (a mumbaki) to work for the Americans in the goldmines of Benguet becsuse of necescity in mid 40's after the war. He returned home after he retired and went back to his old ways. Farm and be a terrace stone wall builder but not be a munbaki like his father.

Angker nan part2 na ngay

If the world fails because of another world war and people can’t get their food from supermarkets, the Igorots who know how to live off the land will survive. You’ve been doing this for more than 2000 years.

I think the Igorots should teach the whole country how to plant rice and how to make viable rice fields for the purpose of being independent in producing rice instead of exporting rice from other countries.

Please keep your culture alive. As a Filipino, I think your culture is quite amazing . Don’t let your culture die.

I agree. The Ifugaos know how to plant rice and how to maintain their rice terraces. I think the Ifugaos should continue with the way they have farmed for centuries instead of trying new ways of farming introduced by businesspeople. Stick to the old ways because they’ve been working for the ifugaos for centuries.

Good evening po! I am a 3rd year college student. I am currently working on a video project for my Indigenous Science course. I came across your video, and I believe it would be a valuable addition to my output. I would be happy to credit you in the video and acknowledge your work. I plan to pass it in our gclassroom only. This will surely help me a lot. Maraming salamat po!

mayat, mayat, tan mayat

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My lolo was a mumbaki before he gave his life to Christ. Because of him i am the first Ifugao-Korean Architect in the Philippines. Great culture, Ifugao. Tuwali.

Modern day Igorots have German, Japanese and American genes in them....explains the rich features and attitude.....😊❤ NATO, Oceania and Japan came to rescue the young of the Cordilleras and their age from corrupt Firipin....

Thankful that the Northern part of Philippines still practice the pre colonial culture. Most preserved and isolated region. Lowlanders might Christianized but many are still practicing acient culture unconsciously if you really observed the inside core beliefs of Filipinos on their daily lives. Example for that is "tabi tabi po".

Bring back the Baki❤ and God bless this man and his tribe

Hello, the thing you used to blow the fire, its called yupyup!

My lolo too was a "maboki" or "mumbaki". He was a well known mumbaki in their village according to my mother. He was Lolo Likyayyu. How I wish I witnessed an actual baki. This for sure is just a glimpse, this is just a tiny tiny facet of the whole thing but I'm glad I came accross this video. At least it satisfied my curiousity, I am now turning 30 and for some reason the interest in exploring our culture is growing. There are practices that are long gone now, and baki is one.

In Ifugao it is called BAKI, IN English or christian it is called prayer, in ilocano, it is called dasal... in tagalog, it is called dalangin or manalangin...In Ifugao we have WIGAN and BUGAN in Christianity there is ADAM and EVE, In Ifugao there is MAKNONGAN/MUNTALOG, in Christianity there is GOD...what is the difference?

My parents and grandparents where migrated in Nueva Vizcaya but they came from Ifugao particular in Umalbong and Humalophop. My grandfather was a Bumbaki and I witnessed it in my younger year.I'm just amazed how he memorize the different Baki where in fact he don't even go to school.

Beautiful short documentary that offers a glimpse into a beautiful way of life that should continue.

Wow. 63 years old na po si sir Mamerto? Kala ko nasa 40s lang po siya

Indeed, some new generations are no longer interested in their culture. My grandfather “Andres Duladol” from Kinakin Ifugao is a known mumbaki during his time. Sadly, he's the last mumbaki in our family.

My grandfather is mumbaki from batad ifugao

brother. i am also a MUMBAKI. ibuliwong tribe of ifugao ethnic group. according to our ancestors or aammod, we have no Tuwali tribe. but we has a 13 sub-tribe as ifugao tribe group. 1. ilagawi tribe of lagawe 2. ibunne tribe of burnay 3. imuntab tribe of muntabiong 4. ibuliwong tribe of boliwong 5. ihingyon tribe of hingyon 6. ihungduwan tribe of hungduan 7. ibannawol tribe of banaue 8. ikiyyangan tribe of kiangan 9. hanglullu tribe of asipulo 10. kalanguyya tribe of Tinoc 11. imayyaw tribe of mayoyao 12. ihapuwan tribe of hapao 13. iyayangan tribe (bannal). so, there's no "Tuwali tribe of "ifugao tribe group. the word Tuwali, it means "because, gamin, dahil or ngamin.

Keep up our native Culture and Traditions. Hagiyo Ipugaw!

It is very similar to our Naga Culture state of Nagaland Northeast India ,the food and traditional practices ,the way of farming.

@jolly bhie butale

ano po name ni sr. munbaki? i want to learn BAKI, since i am a Baglan in our tribe, bagbag-o in ilocos sur. is there any ways on how to contact this munbaki? thanks

Yan ang igorot from ifugao magaling mag englesh

Baki is a way of life. It’s the way, we humans live for thousands of years, before , the introduction of modern hospitals by our invaders. It’s just like watching AVATAR movie. Every living things are interconnected. And we can seek healing trough connecting with other dimensions.