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BAPTISM & WEDDING
BAPTISM & WEDDING
TUNNAD
TUNNAD
it is done by the Gaddang where they offer food for the spirit of ancestors when there is an occasion.
it is done by the Gaddang where they offer food for the spirit of ancestors when there is an occasion.
PAGALA & PAKANGKAMMAN PIDAN
PAGALA & PAKANGKAMMAN PIDAN
a financial blessings bestowed upon a baptized child or a wedded couple, believed to promote a healthy and prosperous life for the child or couple.
a financial blessings bestowed upon a baptized child or a wedded couple, believed to promote a healthy and prosperous life for the child or couple.
CELEBRATIONS
CELEBRATIONS
HANGING THE CLOTHES OF THE COUPLES
HANGING THE CLOTHES OF THE COUPLES
the couples hang their clothes on top of their Damara (wedding venue) wherein the Gaddang believed that doing this practice will help to prevent having rain during the wedding.
the couples hang their clothes on top of their Damara (wedding venue) wherein the Gaddang believed that doing this practice will help to prevent having rain during the wedding.
PINALATTAT (rice cake) &
PINALATTAT (rice cake) &
PINATARAK (a combination of small rounded rice dough, banana, yam cooked in coconut milk)
PINATARAK (a combination of small rounded rice dough, banana, yam cooked in coconut milk)
being served by the Gaddang during birthday as a form of thanksgiving for the blessing that the celebrant received. This food is served to share with other people in the community.
SINANDILA
SINANDILA
This kind of sticky rice topped with a sweet sauce made of sweet coconut and wrapped in a banana leaft can be enjoyed at any gathering. It’s an alternative to meat, making it ideal for celebrations like Holy Week.
This kind of sticky rice topped with a sweet sauce made of sweet coconut and wrapped in a banana leaft can be enjoyed at any gathering. It’s an alternative to meat, making it ideal for celebrations like Holy Week.
ATTARATA
ATTARATA
The Gaddang community comes together to support each other during important events, like weddings and funerals. This is shown through their tradition of helping build the Damara, a venue for these occasions.
The Gaddang community comes together to support each other during important events, like weddings and funerals. This is shown through their tradition of helping build the Damara, a venue for these occasions.
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE
HEALING FOR SICKNESS
HEALING FOR SICKNESS
AM-MUMULA
AM-MUMULA
In their planting rituals, the Gaddang people add garlic and charcoal alongside the first seeds to bring good luck and a bountiful harvest.
In their planting rituals, the Gaddang people add garlic and charcoal alongside the first seeds to bring good luck and a bountiful harvest.
LATTANG
LATTANG
In Gaddang culture, when someone is sick, a spiritual healer called an albularyu communicates with the caralua, which is the spirit believed to be causing the illness, to bring healing.
REFERENCES
*https://images.app.goo.gl/542xZbNk9HAUqRW86
*Galdonez, D. C. ., & Reyes, A. S. . (2023). The Customary Beliefs and Practices of the Gaddangs: Basis for the Contextualization and Indigenization of a Course Syllabus. International Journal of Membrane Science and Technology, 10(2), 703-718. https://doi.org/10.15379/ijmst.v10i2.1317
*https://images.app.goo.gl/yL7U6PFDXRBnokUF9
*https://images.app.goo.gl/4oS39wvSAmCvMWxf7
*https://images.app.goo.gl/9JrnaAM4QcLxdqv26
*https://crystalshanne.my.canva.site/
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