Great explanation sir 👏. This is how we can effectively address and correct misinformation about us. Let's be humble and respectful in approaching these kind of situations. We should not resort to negativity but rather we should strive to educate and inform those who have misunderstood or spread inaccurate information about us, just like sir FDG Stages does. Let's continue to support him and share his videos, particularly those educational and informational contents.
Well explained kailian, i myself dont the purpose of those (figurine). . im also from benguet, its nice to know. For Ms. Davilla and the one interviewed, i wish they tried to make a good research considering that she has a lot of viewers. It shows that most of her blogs, if not all, are not well researched. Just my opinon.
So true, culture identifies where you belong or the tradition that you've been brought up. Sometimes culture divides without looking the bigger picture as a human being. At these modern age. Physical body attributes is just a secondary sign.. Just like the case of a guy in our town here in Ilocos. He's half Igorot/ Russian. He was born and raised as an igorot without knowing much about his Russian father. He's also an expert of Tadek dance during town fiesta.. but still look like a Russian hehe.. That is why culture is in the heart, not in the appearance. In these modern age some millenials don't like to speak their own native tongue for some reason. Maybe one of the reasons is their parents trained them to just speak english since they we're young. Just like some rich kids hehe etc.. For me, humanity is beyond cultures. Culture is very important to understand where we came from and how we lead ourlives.
napanood ko episode na yan ni ms.karen davila, napaisip ako kelan pa naging fertility God ang BULUL. kase ang alam ko talaga rice guardian sya hindi man ako Igorot napaka dalas ko sa Cordillera halos buong cordillera eh napuntahan ko na at nakikipag kwentuhan ako sa mga lokals at ayun nga daw ang purpose ng BULUL. agyamanak kakabsat sa napaka klarong paliwanag.
May i just share that the word Anito in the Philippines is of the same essence and usage as the Algonquian Manitou/Manito North American native Indians.
Thanks for clarifying what Bulul word is and how it is pronounced. I think every language is guilty on this topic. A times, we see words perfectly spelled but if you say it slower or faster to the other person, they can't understand it because it was spoken faster or slower.
Some people choose to just ignore and pretend, some dont care, others care because of the negativity attached to being called who you are that you're not. But what is FAIR? Ka Freddie is doing his duty, educating people of misinformation but why? Because it is a duty, still why? I think because he cares about the truth. Karen and that woman didn't CARE to know the truth. My only question to everyone is, why do you care? I am an Igorot as well and when I was younger I did not like/ hated people saying Igorots are Aetas. But now I also think about Aetas being called Igorots, do they like it? How do they feel about it? I wonder. Some igorot people I know hate this issue because of this very reason not because they want to know facts. Something tells me, theres discrimination towards our Aeta people. Also if Igorots and Tagalogs are Austronesian people, what does logic tell us? Before spaniards came to the Ph. there were no mestizos(I meant Filipino+Spaniard hybrid). This is same when there were only Negritos before Austronesian people came along. We wouldn't say there is ZERO interactions between these groups of people. This is a small possibility from the bigger possibilities that we been taught/know. So if we wanna get closer to the truth, I think we need to look at the other side of the coin. In the realm of science we have DNA testing, for ex. one American person , white skinned one got his DNA results saying he's German, French, Irish, British and 2% African. Logic says it is TRUE not FALSE that this guy is 6 races in one body. This is fair. Separated by locations but sharing same DNA results, and this is our best evidence to truth/ closest to the truth that we have. I wouldnt be surprised if I had Negrito ancestry, but understanding wouldnt put me in a position to hate on The Tagalog and Aeta people. And hate, we dont need it.
Salamat sa makahulugang pagpapaliwanang Sir! Loud and clear po.
Great explanation sir 👏.
This is how we can effectively address and correct misinformation about us. Let's be humble and respectful in approaching these kind of situations. We should not resort to negativity but rather we should strive to educate and inform those who have misunderstood or spread inaccurate information about us, just like sir FDG Stages does. Let's continue to support him and share his videos, particularly those educational and informational contents.
@@chesterdapnisan4788 Truly appreciate your support madam. 🙏
Well explained kailian, i myself dont the purpose of those (figurine). . im also from benguet, its nice to know. For Ms. Davilla and the one interviewed, i wish they tried to make a good research considering that she has a lot of viewers. It shows that most of her blogs, if not all, are not well researched. Just my opinon.
very clear sir.
More power sir
So true, culture identifies where you belong or the tradition that you've been brought up. Sometimes culture divides without looking the bigger picture as a human being. At these modern age. Physical body attributes is just a secondary sign.. Just like the case of a guy in our town here in Ilocos. He's half Igorot/ Russian. He was born and raised as an igorot without knowing much about his Russian father. He's also an expert of Tadek dance during town fiesta.. but still look like a Russian hehe.. That is why culture is in the heart, not in the appearance. In these modern age some millenials don't like to speak their own native tongue for some reason. Maybe one of the reasons is their parents trained them to just speak english since they we're young. Just like some rich kids hehe etc.. For me, humanity is beyond cultures. Culture is very important to understand where we came from and how we lead ourlives.
Informative idol, great
Wow what a history I learned a lot Mayat ey storya ading
napanood ko episode na yan ni ms.karen davila, napaisip ako kelan pa naging fertility God ang BULUL. kase ang alam ko talaga rice guardian sya hindi man ako Igorot napaka dalas ko sa Cordillera halos buong cordillera eh napuntahan ko na at nakikipag kwentuhan ako sa mga lokals at ayun nga daw ang purpose ng BULUL. agyamanak kakabsat sa napaka klarong paliwanag.
Marami din Aetas sa Bicol region.
Ay inayan.
Thank you for this clarification..
Om dakol bulul kadan mi ifugao
We called Alu ...field ..tokong lu means shifting cultivation which we practice..
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Something to learn from. Learn to stand our grounds.
May i just share that the word Anito in the Philippines is of the same essence and usage as the Algonquian Manitou/Manito North American native Indians.
@@iskripto7909 Wow, that's amazing to know. Thanks for sharing 💯
Documentary and Research no wonder everyone is so skeptic on research results ....
Thanks for clarifying what Bulul word is and how it is pronounced. I think every language is guilty on this topic. A times, we see words perfectly spelled but if you say it slower or faster to the other person, they can't understand it because it was spoken faster or slower.
Some people choose to just ignore and pretend, some dont care, others care because of the negativity attached to being called who you are that you're not. But what is FAIR?
Ka Freddie is doing his duty, educating people of misinformation but why? Because it is a duty, still why? I think because he cares about the truth. Karen and that woman didn't CARE to know the truth. My only question to everyone is, why do you care? I am an Igorot as well and when I was younger I did not like/ hated people saying Igorots are Aetas. But now I also think about Aetas being called Igorots, do they like it? How do they feel about it? I wonder. Some igorot people I know hate this issue because of this very reason not because they want to know facts. Something tells me, theres discrimination towards our Aeta people. Also if Igorots and Tagalogs are Austronesian people, what does logic tell us? Before spaniards came to the Ph. there were no mestizos(I meant Filipino+Spaniard hybrid). This is same when there were only Negritos before Austronesian people came along. We wouldn't say there is ZERO interactions between these groups of people. This is a small possibility from the bigger possibilities that we been taught/know.
So if we wanna get closer to the truth, I think we need to look at the other side of the coin. In the realm of science we have DNA testing, for ex. one American person , white skinned one got his DNA results saying he's German, French, Irish, British and 2% African. Logic says it is TRUE not FALSE that this guy is 6 races in one body. This is fair. Separated by locations but sharing same DNA results, and this is our best evidence to truth/ closest to the truth that we have. I wouldnt be surprised if I had Negrito ancestry, but understanding wouldnt put me in a position to hate on The Tagalog and Aeta people. And hate, we dont need it.