Ideale- the goddess of harvest. If you want to work with her, offer here a plate of rice when the moon is full at around seven in the evening. She will help you in times of trouble provided that you tend plants and herbs of any kind.
Bathla- the sky god, later called as Bathala. He offers the knowledge of the Air element. Offerings of Frankinsence are very appealing to him.
Sidapa- the god of death. Although seen as a dark god, he is kind and caring and will help his priest or priestess in times of need.
Sol- the god of the sun.
Luna- god of the Moon. She weeps for her lover, Kertes, who died in a battle with the sun. That is why we cannot see her sometimes because she hides her mourning face.
Habagat- the god of winds. He rules the whole of the Himpapawirin, the kingdom of silver and gold found in the sky. He will invite his worshipers to his magnificent kingdom.
Pughe- the king of the Dwendes of the North. A dwende is a filipino gnome. Most are divided into the black and white varities.
Kuntalapa- goddess of childbirth.
Pamahres- god of knowledge. Told Sol how he can break the protection given by Luna to Kertes.
Dal'lang- goddess of beauty. Bestows the gift of Beauty to her followers.
Lalahon- goddess of volcanoes. In the olden days, a virgin girl was sacrificed in order to keep the goddess satisfied. But in this time, an offering of fire will please her.
Kidul- god of earthquakes.
Bagobo- God of War.
Kalinga- god of thunder.
Agui- god of fire, brother of Agwe.
Agwe- god of waters
Mangaragan- goddess of war.
Lalahon- maiden aspect of Ideale
Siginaguran- god of hell
Somilge- goddess of magick, queen of witchery, crone aspect of Ideale. She bestows upon her priestess the gift of magick.
Deltise- the god of mambabarangs
Martes- the son of Bagobo. Prince of pain and war.
Kilubansa- the god of healing, Father of Dihas.
Dihas- the goddess of medicinal herbs.
Pasipo- god of music.
Detinos- the god of evil. Enemy of Bathla.
Sirenha- the goddess of fishes. The Sirenas or mermaids are her children.
Oghep- the god of mountains and hills.
S'dop-(sodop) the goddess of gold.
Dayea- the goddess of secrets.
Bayoa- the god of pacts. Invoke during bloodpacts.
Aspene- the shell goddess.
Punho- the god of trees.
Kertes- the lover of Luna, killed by Sol. Born as a human, Kertes was transformed into a god after his death.
Haspe- King of the Tamaos.
Halmista- God of Magic. Highest of all the Magickal Gods, he is the father of Deltise and Kilawnea
Kapalaran- Although he is not a God, he is still considered as a high power. He has the power tochange destiny at his will. He is the strongest of all Eternal Beings.
Sehana- The goddess of love. She has the power to bestow love on any moprtal or Immortal being.
yes
They used to believe in other gods
Atahualpa was the last emperor of the Inca empire before Spanish conquest. He commanded the troops to night fight most importantly because he believed the Spaniards to be gods, due to a prophecy about "the arrival of white gods".
no.they doesnt help
Atahualpa was the last emperor of the Inca empire before Spanish conquest. He commanded the troops to night fight most importantly because he believed the Spaniards to be gods, due to a prophecy about "the arrival of white gods".
To say Gods not dead in Spanish, You would say: Dios no ha muerto
The Spanish had weapons similar to those which the gods had. The appearance of the Europeans was similar to some descriptions of the gods. One of their gods was light-skinned with a beard who was supposed to return from the east on a boat. If they were not gods themselves, they may have been messengers from the gods.
Before the Aztec Met The Spanish There Worldview Was Religion And War. They use to believe that the sun would not rise if they did not sacrifice the human heart and blood to the gods.
They thought that the Spanish were gods incarnate.
they thought that there spanish leader was one of their gods that would help them
because the incas feared that the spanish might be gods
Because they pray a lot and go to church. They are very devoted to religions that many risks their lives just to touch the Black Nazarine (in Quiapo, Manila). In the history, Filipinoes (forefathers) are very respectful with their gods (bulul) before and now.