PAGTUKIB: Unravelling Stories of Superstition from the Municipaliity of Buruanga

Let's get started with some fascinating facts and stories! This blog features superstition-related stories from the municipality of Buruanga. The content tells interesting stories while also being educational. Five stories that explore the depths of our heritage. It will carry you to a realm otherworldly experiences.

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Monday, December 13, 2021

SULONDANON (SUPERSTITIOUS BELIEF)

Buruanganons are Aklanons who don’t speak with an “ ea ” accent. And awareness of this superstitious belief is what you are going to le...

BALO (UNFATHOMABLE LOST IN THE WILDS)

Something like getting lost in the woods, the feeling of running in circles is how balo survivors describe their experiences. My ...

SINDA (The Curse of the Nature Spirits)

In our place, where superstitious beliefs are prevalent, I usually carry ginger in my pocket when I travel outdoors or in locations wit...

MANUG LUY-A (FAITH HEALER)

You’re the kind of person that goes anywhere they want and isn’t afraid to try new things, but have you ever heard of the word Dungan...

USOG (EVIL'S EYE)

You won’t even realize the nature spirits are following you. These five superstition stories from the municipality of Buruanga wil...

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Iguiron Cedreyk B.: Buruanga. Aklan, Philippines

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Iguiron Cedreyk B.: Bachelor of Arts in communication student from Aklan State University.

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