Local History Part 2

What is the purpose of hanging coffins?

The reason the coffins were hung was due to the _______ Many of the locations of the coffins are difficult to reach (and obviously should be left alone out of respect), but can be appreciated from afar

• higher the coffin means higher independence

• means more abundancy

• belief that the higher the dead were placed, the greater chance of their spirits reaching a higher nature in the afterlife.

• means higher and near to gate of light

What is the purpose of_____ ?

The reason the coffins were hung was due to the belief that the higher the dead were placed, the greater chance of their spirits reaching a higher nature in the afterlife. Many of the locations of the coffins are difficult to reach (and obviously should be left alone out of respect), but can be appreciated from afar

What is the purpose of hanging coffins?

The reason the coffins were hung was due to the belief that the higher the dead were placed, the greater chance of their spirits reaching a higher nature in the ______. Many of the locations of the coffins are difficult to reach (and obviously should be left alone out of respect), but can be appreciated from afar

What is ______ known for?

It was a former leprosarium, starting in 1906 under the American colonial regime until the American commonwealth of the Philippines era. Although leprosy on the island-town was abolished in the 1980s, it was only in 2006 when it was declared a leprosy-free area by the World Health Organization

What is Culion island known for?

It was a former ______, starting in 1906 under the American colonial regime until the American commonwealth of the Philippines era. Although leprosy on the island-town was abolished in the 1980s, it was only in 2006 when it was declared a leprosy-free area by the World Health Organization

What is Culion island known for?

It was a former leprosarium, starting in 1906 under the American colonial regime until the American commonwealth of the Philippines era. Although leprosy on the island-town was abolished in the ______, it was only in ____ when it was declared a leprosy-free area by the World Health Organization

What is Culion island known for?

It was a former leprosarium, starting in 1906 under the American colonial regime until the American commonwealth of the Philippines era. Although leprosy on the island-town was abolished in the 1980s, it was only in 2006 when it was declared a _____area by the World Health Organization

_______ is considered the Devil's mountain in Filipino folklore. It is the alter-ego of the Holy Mountain, Mount Banahaw, meaning that if Banahaw is the power mountain with lots of positive energy, Cristobal is supposed to be the opposite – a mountain with negative energy

Mount San Cristobal is considered the Devil's mountain in Filipino folklore. It is the alter-ego of the Holy Mountain, ______, meaning that if Banahaw is the power mountain with lots of positive energy, Cristobal is supposed to be the opposite – a mountain with negative energy

Mount San Cristobal is considered the Devil's mountain in Filipino folklore. It is the alter-ego of the _______, Mount Banahaw, meaning that if Banahaw is the ______with lots of positive energy, Cristobal is supposed to be the opposite – a mountain with negative energy