Preserving Philippine Indigenous Spiritual Beliefs & Practices through Revival
We are a non-profit organization that is dedicated to cultivating and preserving our Indigenous Identity through Revival.
Our Beliefs
Prior to the Colonization, our Ancestors worships our own God which we call as Anito that later on been demonized by the Colonizers.
The Anito refers to the Ancestral Spirits, Nature Spirits and Deities; and to clarify whom we worship in Templong Anituhan, we call on our Anito which pertains to the Divine Creator as our Divine Parents which give every one of us a Divine Lineage
OUR COMMITMENT
We are dedicated in bridging the wisdom of our ancestors to the modern generation by sharing their knowledge through the Philippine Indigenous Spiritual Beliefs and Practices.
BECOMING A MEMBER OF OUR TEMPLE
Templong Anituhan Inc. does not accept Traditional Membership. Instead, we engage in a process of “REMEMBERING”, wherein individuals reconnect with their Indigenous Ancestral Spiritual Lineage. This process is open to all who seek to rediscover and honor their ancestral spiritual lineage.
Pahinang Talaan (Blog Post)
Movement, Growth, and the Sacred Journey:Reflections on Life, Migration, and Diwatang Maknongan
In both the natural and spiritual worlds, life is recognized by its capacity to grow and to move. Growth is not merely an increase in size, and movement is not simply a change of location. Together, they form a deeper pattern: life responding to reality, adapting to conditions, and unfolding toward wholeness.This reflection emerged from…
The Law of the Terrace: Living a Life of “Maphod” Under Maknongan
In the misty heights of the Cordillera, the Ifugao people do not merely farm; they participate in a continuous ritual of existence. At the heart of this life is Maknongan, the supreme creator and “Chief God” who is seen as the ultimate source of all blessings and the overseer of human conduct. For a traditional…
Unveiling Mahnongan: The Authentic Ifugao Creator God and the Modern Rise of “Mahnongan Apunihon”
The Ifugao people of the Philippine Cordilleras are globally renowned for their engineering marvel—the Banaue Rice Terraces. However, the spiritual architecture that sustains their culture is just as breathtaking. At the very peak of the complex Ifugao pantheon sits Mahnongan (also spelled Maknongan), the supreme creator deity. Today, as more Filipinos seek to reconnect with…
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