Dear Ursula, you were a big part of the T'boli video and I am grateful for that. You are in the video and said something very profound at 2:39 from what a T'boli chanter had said to you: "When the Christians came and money was issued, it became a threat to our wealth because now we are poor!"
When I started to live in the Philippines, I went out to seacrh for their real culture. If you ahd listened well to Bao Baay, who is speaking at the beginning, you would have noticed. This tribe has managed to preserve their own culture, which is south east asian. Listen to their chanting, their music, this is not influenced by the Spaniards or the Americans. They have made efforts to revive their culture
Hi Ms Schloer. You mentioned in the video that you were not allowed to write down the Chant because it was too sacred. When I was in college I remember my comparative literature prof also had the same struggle. It was a dilemma to preserve the oral tradition because the elders would not allow the researchers to record or write or the chanting. Eventually, my professor's team had to use a hidden recorder.
I like this, Allan! Thank you for inviting me to this wonderful world! Mindanao is deeply connected with ancient Japan. If you research on Japanese ancient culture, you may surely find similarities.
It had been the exactly the same here in Japan, where is now on the threshold of seeking both ways, seeking after natural way of life based upon the highly advanced culture. I believe we can do it! Good luck!
What? Preserve their way of living? Your ancestors also lived this way. Do you want to live as if you're in the ancient era, wearing ancient clothes, having no internet, cooking on bonfires like your ancestors? How can you be cruel to this people! They should modernize their way of living like the rest of their countrymen.
@@Republicunt5555 I’m from Mindanao. I’ve been there! They live a modern lifestyle. They have internet and they don’t always dress like that! What I mean is that they should preserve the cultural aspects that made them who they are. Their language, customs and arts. If you’re not Filipino and specifically from Mindanao? You have know idea of what I’m talking about. They’ve been fighting for the survival of their ways ever since migrants (people from Luzon and Visayas) came and claim their lands.
Thank you for this video, it makes me think more and understand my beloved culture and arts. Yes, I am Tboli and I was born in my lake home town Lake Sebu South Cotabato. Thank you once again for this great video.
DIRGAHAYU ORANG TABOLI!! Dirgahayu acntient cultur! It a a dreAM of mine to se the phillipines, malaysia, kalimantan, sarawak, and INDONESIA REUNITED. I WAS BORN A BISAYA FILIPINO, AND I HAVE BEE WILLING TO CONCERT TO ISLAM FOR THE LONEST TIME.
Thanks for this Sir Alan, this video will be a great help for my Social Studies 3 subject. In implementing the k12 curriculum, students must know first the culture of the different ethnic tribes who are living in their own region. God bless you. :)
Dear Lydia, thank you for posting this, I miss you too. on the comment of migsluck1, what makes you say that the filipinos have full blown hate? It is true that many refer to spanish as their culture, which sounds ridiculous, but it was ingrained into them by the school system and the church. Not many know about their own culture.
There's similarity of Tboli culture of Mindanao with the Igorots in the Cordilleras. Older generation of women know how to weave both using the loom and the one sitting with feeth stretch and waist is bound and is attached to the strands of thread being weaved. They weaved blankets, 'tela' to be made as 'tapis', 'bahag' or g-string, bags, vest, sweaters, wallets, and many more. Also the beads and gongs. The Igorots of Codilleras are fond of wearing beads as necklace, headress, bracelets, earings, etc. The gong is the number one musical instrument during events. Such cultures in the Philippines are various. But one thing caught my attention they all believed in One Supreme Being whom they worshipped not until the coming of the Spaniard conquistadores wherein they introduced Christianity. Sadly, that RC Christianity introduced other "gods" and idols to whom many Filipinos pray and give their devotions. Makes me teary-eyed to remember the fact that Philippines is like a paradise decades ago. I grew up in the province so i know the interviewees testimonies are true ~ the abundance of natural resources. Yet, bec. of money and greed, the Phils. natural beauty were raped, resources stolen, and the system distorted. Our brother and sisters Tbolis, please continue your advocacy on protecting the environment so that other tribes will follow. Also, continue to play your music bec. it brings a peaceful and joyous feeling to a listener like me. 😊Kudos to this channel and to the presenter!
Hello Sir! I would like to ask permission if i can use some of the clips of this video in our documentation too... I'll be mentioning you in the credits if that's okay to you sir. ^_^
My lolo is from benguet idk if my lolo is part of the tribe of the igorots in the northern luzon because he never open or talks about his family but i do remember that the kids in the northern luzon are kinda creepy because the alive chicken they thrown it on the bon fire then when it roasted they will eat it the inner organ was still intact and the blood my lolo told me it is normal to kids doing it also the rice wine i forgot the story but its disgusting how they prepared it. Its kinda similar the clothes and the way of living pretty much close in the norther luzon i want to know more about the tribes there.
I think they have, especially the weaving of T'nalak, the Lang Dulay weaving Center in the municipality of Lake Sebu, they teach also to their young how to use the Tribes musical instruments like heglong, kulintang, kumbing etc.
Good day sir! I am going to make a documentation about the T'boli tribe- the Dream Weavers so I downloaded your video and MAY USE a few clips taken from this. It's just a class project and the video will be shown to a few students. I'm leaving this message as a "post- permission" to give respect to your work. Also, PROPER CREDIT will be given to you. Thank you very much! :)
This is the Real Philippines! Our Authentic culture 🙏💕
T’boli people seem to be very kind and polite. I have a friend from the T’boli tribe, and she is very warm & caring. ❤
Dear Ursula, you were a big part of the T'boli video and I am grateful for that. You are in the video and said something very profound at 2:39 from what a T'boli chanter had said to you: "When the Christians came and money was issued, it became a threat to our wealth because now we are poor!"
Sir permission to use this as my reference in my PE subject.. Thank and Godbless.. Bong salamat..
When I started to live in the Philippines, I went out to seacrh for their real culture. If you ahd listened well to Bao Baay, who is speaking at the beginning, you would have noticed. This tribe has managed to preserve their own culture, which is south east asian. Listen to their chanting, their music, this is not influenced by the Spaniards or the Americans. They have made efforts to revive their culture
Hi Ms Schloer. You mentioned in the video that you were not allowed to write down the Chant because it was too sacred. When I was in college I remember my comparative literature prof also had the same struggle. It was a dilemma to preserve the oral tradition because the elders would not allow the researchers to record or write or the chanting. Eventually, my professor's team had to use a hidden recorder.
@@styremcstyre Yes that is often an issue. Much got lost. But has to be respected
@@ursulaschloer5928 Thank you, Ms. Schooler, for taking the time to respond to my comment.
i love their tribe..humble people....
aww this remind me where i come from. im proud to be t'boli :)
This is the real and true Philippines. That is what foreigners want to see.
I like this, Allan! Thank you for inviting me to this wonderful world! Mindanao is deeply connected with ancient Japan. If you research on Japanese ancient culture, you may surely find similarities.
Thank you Shoji, it was wonderful to be with the T'boli tribe who honor their customs & nature.
It had been the exactly the same here in Japan, where is now on the threshold of seeking both ways, seeking after natural way of life based upon the highly advanced culture. I believe we can do it! Good luck!
absolutely Shoji.
What a proud people with a very rich culture. We must help protect and preserve their culture and way of living.
timdella92 Very true, that’s what the tribe have been trying to do for many years. 🇵🇭
What? Preserve their way of living? Your ancestors also lived this way. Do you want to live as if you're in the ancient era, wearing ancient clothes, having no internet, cooking on bonfires like your ancestors? How can you be cruel to this people! They should modernize their way of living like the rest of their countrymen.
@@Republicunt5555 I’m from Mindanao. I’ve been there! They live a modern lifestyle. They have internet and they don’t always dress like that! What I mean is that they should preserve the cultural aspects that made them who they are. Their language, customs and arts. If you’re not Filipino and specifically from Mindanao? You have know idea of what I’m talking about. They’ve been fighting for the survival of their ways ever since migrants (people from Luzon and Visayas) came and claim their lands.
Thank you for this video, it makes me think more and understand my beloved culture and arts. Yes, I am Tboli and I was born in my lake home town Lake Sebu South Cotabato. Thank you once again for this great video.
Thank you very much!
LETS CONTINUE TO LIVE OUR CULTURE BOTH BELIEFS AND ARTS💓 proud mindanawon
i love t'boli tribe bcos i came from this tribe
and im proud that i am the one of them,,
im proud to be a t'boli,,,gogogogogo
I love you congrats 👏 💓 💗 💖
DIRGAHAYU ORANG TABOLI!! Dirgahayu acntient cultur! It a a dreAM of mine to se the phillipines, malaysia, kalimantan, sarawak, and INDONESIA REUNITED. I WAS BORN A BISAYA FILIPINO, AND I HAVE BEE WILLING TO CONCERT TO ISLAM FOR THE LONEST TIME.
I like this, this Tribe should be preserved...
Ismail, they are being preserved…
Thanks for this Sir Alan, this video will be a great help for my Social Studies 3 subject. In implementing the k12 curriculum, students must know first the culture of the different ethnic tribes who are living in their own region. God bless you. :)
Salamat Christine!
+christine Laruya glad it could be of some use to you! Thank you.
what a great documentary, thank you.
Thank you Elena!! 🇵🇭
yes, Alan, this was very profound, I met her at Tboli town long before I went to Lake Sebu
I agree 100% with T'boli people...that urbanization/modernization damages ecosystem and nature. Only rich businessmen can benefit from this situation.
very true, thanks for sharing!
Nice film
Dear Lydia, thank you for posting this, I miss you too.
on the comment of migsluck1, what makes you say that the filipinos have full blown hate? It is true that many refer to spanish as their culture, which sounds ridiculous, but it was ingrained into them by the school system and the church. Not many know about their own culture.
Proud to be a T'boli
proud to be able to have documented a small part of their life...
NOW YOUR TIME SHINE
Hillo guys god bless all amengod bless bathala amen
There's similarity of Tboli culture of Mindanao with the Igorots in the Cordilleras. Older generation of women know how to weave both using the loom and the one sitting with feeth stretch and waist is bound and is attached to the strands of thread being weaved. They weaved blankets, 'tela' to be made as 'tapis', 'bahag' or g-string, bags, vest, sweaters, wallets, and many more. Also the beads and gongs. The Igorots of Codilleras are fond of wearing beads as necklace, headress, bracelets, earings, etc. The gong is the number one musical instrument during events.
Such cultures in the Philippines are various. But one thing caught my attention they all believed in One Supreme Being whom they worshipped not until the coming of the Spaniard conquistadores wherein they introduced Christianity. Sadly, that RC Christianity introduced other "gods" and idols to whom many Filipinos pray and give their devotions.
Makes me teary-eyed to remember the fact that Philippines is like a paradise decades ago. I grew up in the province so i know the interviewees testimonies are true ~ the abundance of natural resources. Yet, bec. of money and greed, the Phils. natural beauty were raped, resources stolen, and the system distorted.
Our brother and sisters Tbolis, please continue your advocacy on protecting the environment so that other tribes will follow. Also, continue to play your music bec. it brings a peaceful and joyous feeling to a listener like me. 😊Kudos to this channel and to the presenter!
T'boli kin of the Igorot ❤🎉
Nice saan yan
Heyu kifu beleem
Hello Sir! I would like to ask permission if i can use some of the clips of this video in our documentation too... I'll be mentioning
you in the credits if that's okay to you sir. ^_^
wew
this is my tribe.
Does Tboli and ifugao are related? Thier culture seem identical.
They are both from austronesian speaking group of peple so in a way, they are related
see "Preserving Culture The T'boli of Mindanao" Part 2 here:
ua-cam.com/video/grYCWYNrG_0/v-deo.html
Sir Allan Permission to use your video po as reference in our PE Subject Thank U and Godbless
Sure Budz you are welcome to use it if you just give appropriate credit. Salamat!!!
My lolo is from benguet idk if my lolo is part of the tribe of the igorots in the northern luzon because he never open or talks about his family but i do remember that the kids in the northern luzon are kinda creepy because the alive chicken they thrown it on the bon fire then when it roasted they will eat it the inner organ was still intact and the blood my lolo told me it is normal to kids doing it also the rice wine i forgot the story but its disgusting how they prepared it. Its kinda similar the clothes and the way of living pretty much close in the norther luzon i want to know more about the tribes there.
I'm sure if you search for 'Igorot tribes Philippines' on UA-cam, a lot of material will come up.
any one knows if they built the school for indigenous knowledge that they mentioned?
I think they have, especially the weaving of T'nalak, the Lang Dulay weaving Center in the municipality of Lake Sebu, they teach also to their young how to use the Tribes musical instruments like heglong, kulintang, kumbing etc.
Members of the T’boli tribe built the school themselves under the direction of Maria Todi.
Very true! The T’boli themselves have done a lot to preserve their culture.
The original triple of Jerusalem
£😢😭 naghilak ako nakita ko igsoon ko Sendoy Pendatun.I miss her so much huhuhu.😭😭
ang kanyang sining at buhay ay nabubuhay ....
I am Dating A T'Boli Girl 😮
True
try to preserve your culture of the malayo polynesian
Good day sir! I am going to make a documentation about the T'boli tribe- the Dream Weavers so I downloaded your video and MAY USE a few clips taken from this. It's just a class project and the video will be shown to a few students. I'm leaving this message as a "post- permission" to give respect to your work. Also, PROPER CREDIT will be given to you. Thank you very much! :)
sounds good, hope it was a good presentation!
Please🎉 like sulan
Where are all the men at?????
very true!!!
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kainggit
elvie ambongan sarno
timanom kantao ensabya
aliens gaia
HOY LUMAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TAE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KUREI ALKREIL
Ikaw ang Tae! Not them!