Mythology

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a man and woman standing next to each other in front of stars on the night sky
Sidapa, Ancient Philippine God of death, Slayer of the Moon-Eating Serpent, Bakunawa, with his cosmic husband, lunar deity, Libulan. I'M HOLLERIN CAN YOU BELIEVE THE PHILIPPINES' GOD OF DEATH IS FUCKIGN BISEXUAL AND HE'S ALSO THE PATRON OF TRANSWOMEN
the roman and greek words are shown in two rows, one with blue writing on it
History and Mythology; Roman versus Greek Gods. (Roman Prosperpina..... is a typo! must be...Proserpina....thanks to Safran Montblanc for correction)
an info sheet showing the different types of women's clothing and how they use them
Myth Legend Gods
a drawing of a woman in armor holding a spear
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Ynaguinid & Macanduc, gods of War & Strife. They’re one of the same person. In Visayan warrior status, the higher the number of tats you have, the more respect you gain. Kaptan | Magwayen | Dalikamata | Bulalakaw
a poster with some writing on it that says greek gods and goddesss in different languages
Anchors Away Monday {12.1.2014} Greek Gods and Goddesses (Crafting-Connections.blogspot.com)
Anchors Away Monday {12.1.2014} Greek Gods and Goddesses (via Bloglovin.com )
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Lidagat - the goddess of water and the seas. Lidagat has the ability to create, shape and manipulate water at will: can manipulate tide, create tsunamis, create downpours and command sea creatures according to her will. Philippine Folklore, Filipino Folklore, Filipino Flag, Tattoo Son, Filipino Clothing
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Lidagat - the goddess of water and the seas. Lidagat has the ability to create, shape and manipulate water at will: can manipulate tide, create tsunamis, create downpours and command sea creatures according to her will.
an image of a man with wings on his body
Philippine Mythology Gods and Goddesses: An Ultimate Guide - FilipiKnow
In some Tagalog creation myths, Bathala was not the only deity who lived in the universe before humanity was born. He shared the space with two other powerful gods: the serpent Ulilang Kaluluwa (“orphaned spirit”) who lived in the clouds and the wandering god aptly named Galang Kaluluwa.
an image of a woman with her hands out in front of her head and arms outstretched
Ribung Linti, God of Thunder & Lightning by James Claridades [©2013]
an illustration of a woman with long hair wearing a crown and holding her hands out
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Magwayen (Philippines) - The goddess of the sea who is believed to take the kalag (soul) of the dead in Sulad (land of the dead).
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a woman in a blue dress is flying through the air with her arms spread out
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Lihangin - the goddess of air. Lihangin has the ability to create, generate and manipulate winds, control the weather and create tornadoes and maneuver hurricane.
Barangaw by squeegool.deviantart.com on @deviantART
Barangaw by squeegool on DeviantArt
Barangaw by squeegool.deviantart.com on @deviantART
an image of a man holding two fire balls in his hands and wearing a golden outfit
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Adlaw (Philippines) - the god of the sun. Adlaw can manipulate all aspects of a sun’s power (immense heat and luminosity).
a painting of an angel holding a spear on top of a rock
Alan- Philippine myth: a winged forest spirit that sleeps upside down like a bat. They wee described having backwards toes and fingers. They supposedly ate humans but gave dead ones gifts.