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kasaysayan kamalayan at kaluluwa
- 2. LUIS DE JESUS AT FRAY SAN NICOLAS Ayon sa dalawang manunulat na ito, ang mga babaylan noong ika-17 dantaon ay naglalagay ng isang uri ng dahon ng palma sa ulo na may sakit at nagdarasal.
- 3. ADUARTE Sa NUEVA SEGOVIA, kapag nagkakasakit ang isang tao dito noong ika-17 dantaon, sinasabi ng ANITERA na ang kanyang kaluluwa ay lumalabas at sa tulong ng kanilang dasal at gamot, ito ay kanilang maibabalik.
- 4. CONCEPCION “Naniniwala ang ating mga ninuno sa “kawalang- kamatayan” ng kaluluwa na matapos gumala sa ilang rehiyon ay maaaring bumalik sa kani-kanilang katawan.”
- 5. KALULUWA- tumutugon sa bahagi ng tao na sumakabilang buhay habang ang tao’y buhay pa. GINHAWA- bahaging may kinalaman sa “buhay”, “hininga”, at sa buong pwersa ng tao sa kanyang aspetong pisikal.
- 7. KALULUWA ay maaaring tumutukoy sa buong pagkatao. Samaktuwid, ang kaluluwa ay itinuturing na pinakabuod ng isang tao, ang bahaging di maaaring mamatay.Malapit dito ang paniniwalang may “elementong moral” ang kaluluwa.
- 8. GINHAWA, “gaan sa buhay”, aliwan sa buhay”, paggaling sa sakit” o “aliw”, Lahat ay kaugnay ng “paghinga”, “hinga”, “buhay”, at “tibok ng puso”.
- 9. Ang pakahulugan ng mga ito sa ginhawa at “pagkain” o “ganang kumain” ay di nalalayo.Ang pagkain ay ang pinakabase ng buhay, habang ang ganang kumain ay nagpapahiwatig ng paggaling ng taong maysakit.
- 10. Ayon kay Padre Castano, ang dating mga taga-bikol ay pumapatay ng mga alipin upang ipain ang bituka nito sa mga aswang, nang sa gayon ay makaligtas ang isang dating may sakit.
- 11. Submitted to: Prof. Agnes Montalbo Rizal Technological University Submitted by: PAGSANJAN, MA. KRYSVY ANNE N.