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'In ancient China there existed a group of elite immortals who brought various powers and gifts to the people for the purposes of giving life and/or destroying evil! Kind of like a Chinese mythological Avengers of sorts. They were the legendary XIAN, also known as immortals, transcendents or fairies, from Chinese Tradition. In western translation, we call them the EIGHT IMMORTALS! Each Immortal represented a different element which they could draw upon; the sun, the moon, thunder,...'Mr P's Myt Chinese Mythology, Mythological Creatures, Mythical Creatures, Folklore, Legends And Myths

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'In ancient China there existed a group of elite immortals who brought various powers and gifts to the people for the purposes of giving life and/or destroying evil! Kind of like a Chinese mythological Avengers of sorts. They were the legendary XIAN, also known as immortals, transcendents or fairies, from Chinese Tradition. In western translation, we call them the EIGHT IMMORTALS! Each Immortal represented a different element which they could draw upon; the sun, the moon, thunder,...'Mr P's Myt

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Myths & Monsters

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Aman Sinaya is a rival of Bathala. She is the goddess of the sea. There fighting resulted in the creation of the Philippine archipelago. She sent powerful waves to the god of heaven, which in turn was repaid by the massive slab of the earth. From here formed the islands and mountains, surrounded by oceans.(Philippine Mythology) Traditional Filipino Tattoo, Mythology Art

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Aman Sinaya is a rival of Bathala. She is the goddess of the sea. There fighting resulted in the creation of the Philippine archipelago. She sent powerful waves to the god of heaven, which in turn was repaid by the massive slab of the earth. From here formed the islands and mountains, surrounded by oceans.(Philippine Mythology)

Every civilization has its own myths and legends. Let's find out the 50 most important - and weird - legendary creatures with this Infographic! Legendary Creature, Mythological Monsters, List Of Mythical Creatures, Writing Inspiration, Story Inspiration

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Every civilization has its own myths and legends. Let's find out the 50 most important - and weird - legendary creatures with this Infographic!

Philippine Mythology. Diwata - (origin: Sanskrit - Devata), a.k.a. Encantada, is a dryad and are benevolent or neutral and invoked ritually for positive crop growth, health, and fortune. They may also incur illness or misfortune if not given proper respect. Said to reside in large trees, such as acacia and balete, they are the guardian spirits of nature, casting blessings or curses upon those who bring benefits or harm to the forests and mountains. Artwork by Arnold Arre Greek Mythology Art, High Fantasy, Fantasy Rpg, The Power Of Myth, Literary Elements

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Philippine Mythology. Diwata - (origin: Sanskrit - Devata), a.k.a. Encantada, is a dryad and are benevolent or neutral and invoked ritually for positive crop growth, health, and fortune. They may also incur illness or misfortune if not given proper respect. Said to reside in large trees, such as acacia and balete, they are the guardian spirits of nature, casting blessings or curses upon those who bring benefits or harm to the forests and mountains. Artwork by Arnold Arre

The Aswang (Philippine Ghoul) An Aswang (or Asuwang) is a ghoul in Filipino folklore. The trademark or major feature of aswangs which distinguish them from other Filipino mythological creatures is their propensity to replace stolen cadavers with the trunk of a banana tree carved in the cadaver’s likeness. They are also said to like to eat small children. Their favorite body parts are the liver and heart. They usually live near the mountains and they never go in to cities. An aswang ... Filipino Tribal, Arte Horror, Horror Art, Japanese Urban Legends

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The Aswang (Philippine Ghoul) An Aswang (or Asuwang) is a ghoul in Filipino folklore. The trademark or major feature of aswangs which distinguish them from other Filipino mythological creatures is their propensity to replace stolen cadavers with the trunk of a banana tree carved in the cadaver’s likeness. They are also said to like to eat small children. Their favorite body parts are the liver and heart. They usually live near the mountains and they never go in to cities. An aswang ...

Eclipse in the Philippines is "lahu" in sanskrit it's "rahu". this image is of the Bakunawa, the philippine legendary monster that swallows the moon. The total lunar eclipse was explained in this way in long times past. #sanskrit #philippines Sea Creatures, Legendary Monsters, Fantasy Concept Art

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Eclipse in the Philippines is "lahu" in sanskrit it's "rahu". this image is of the Bakunawa, the philippine legendary monster that swallows the moon. The total lunar eclipse was explained in this way in long times past. #sanskrit #philippines

Sigbin (vampiric goat) Philippine myth: a big goat with strong back legs, long ears, long fangs and a long, whipping tail. It could suck the blood of a person through its shadow. Walked backwards with its head lowered. It could actually turn invisible. It could also jump great lengths Actually: a creature formed to give praise to the mystic arts if that culture to instill fear in the common folk Dark Creatures, Weird Creatures, Mystic Arts, Legend Stories, The Boogeyman

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Sigbin (vampiric goat) Philippine myth: a big goat with strong back legs, long ears, long fangs and a long, whipping tail. It could suck the blood of a person through its shadow. Walked backwards with its head lowered. It could actually turn invisible. It could also jump great lengths Actually: a creature formed to give praise to the mystic arts if that culture to instill fear in the common folk

SIGBIN. FROM THE PHILIPPINES IT SUCKS BLOOD OUT OF PREGNANT WOMEN AND EATS CHILDRENS HEARTS. LEGEND GOES THERE IS A FAMILY WHO CONTROLS THE CREATURE AND KEEPS IT IN A JAR AS CLAY Lovi Poe, Aswang, Mythical Beast, Mystery, Ap Art, Irezumi, Grimoire

SIGBIN. FROM THE PHILIPPINES IT SUCKS BLOOD OUT OF PREGNANT WOMEN AND EATS CHILDRENS HEARTS. LEGEND GOES THERE IS A FAMILY WHO CONTROLS THE CREATURE AND KEEPS IT IN A JAR AS CLAY

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Tikbalang is a creature of Philippine folklore said to lurk in the mountains and forests of the Philippines. It is generally described as a tall, bony humanoid creature with disproportionately long limbs, to the point that its knees reach above its head when it squats down. It has the head and feet of an animal, most commonly a horse. It is sometimes believed to be a transformation of an aborted fetus which has been sent to earth from limbo. Tikbalangs are said to scare travelers and lead them a Kelpie Horse, Humanoid Creatures, Horse Face, Demonology

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Tikbalang is a creature of Philippine folklore said to lurk in the mountains and forests of the Philippines. It is generally described as a tall, bony humanoid creature with disproportionately long limbs, to the point that its knees reach above its head when it squats down. It has the head and feet of an animal, most commonly a horse. It is sometimes believed to be a transformation of an aborted fetus which has been sent to earth from limbo. Tikbalangs are said to scare travelers and lead them a

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Alan- Philippine myth: a winged forest spirit that sleeps upside down like a bat. They were described having backwards toes and fingers. They supposedly ate humans but gave dead ones gifts.

Alan- Philippine myth: a winged forest spirit that sleeps upside down like a bat. They were described having backwards toes and fingers. They supposedly ate humans but gave dead ones gifts.

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Some Philippine Mythological Characters by ArvinJezer

Princess Urduja is a figure from Philippine legend, a warrior princess who is said to have ruled the kingdom of Tawalisi in the province of Pangasinan. Though whether or not she actually existed is in contention among scholars, she is still considered a popular heroine and Philippine icon, especially in Pangasinan. This is my interpretation of Urduja, i wanted to create a tribal character based on our culture and history. #Filipinotattoos Mayan Tattoos, Warrior Princess, Warrior Queen, Goddess Warrior, Inca, Jesus Helguera

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Princess Urduja is a figure from Philippine legend, a warrior princess who is said to have ruled the kingdom of Tawalisi in the province of Pangasinan. Though whether or not she actually existed is in contention among scholars, she is still considered a popular heroine and Philippine icon, especially in Pangasinan. This is my interpretation of Urduja, i wanted to create a tribal character based on our culture and history. #Filipinotattoos

Arguably the Filipino counterpart of the Roman god Mars, Apolaki appeared in several ancient myths. The Tagalogs revered Apolaki as the sun god as well as patron of the warriors. He shares almost the same qualities with the Kapampangan sun god of war and death, Aring Sinukuan.#FilipiKnow #PhilippineMythology Real Life Disney Characters, Filipino Tribal Tattoos, Baybayin, Ancient Myths, Tribal Warrior, Images Wallpaper

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Arguably the Filipino counterpart of the Roman god Mars, Apolaki appeared in several ancient myths. The Tagalogs revered Apolaki as the sun god as well as patron of the warriors. He shares almost the same qualities with the Kapampangan sun god of war and death, Aring Sinukuan.#FilipiKnow #PhilippineMythology

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Siguanaba- Filipino myth: a seeming woman with long black hair that teased men into coming closer, but when she turned to face them, she had the face of a horse. If they didnt die of fright right then and there, she would touched them and drive them mad. National Geographic Photography, Horse Skull

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Siguanaba- Filipino myth: a seeming woman with long black hair that teased men into coming closer, but when she turned to face them, she had the face of a horse. If they didnt die of fright right then and there, she would touched them and drive them mad.

Mayari - Tagalog Goddess of the Moon Character Inspiration, Character Art, Moon Costume

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Mayari - Tagalog Goddess of the Moon

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Goddess Of The Sea

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In Tagalog mythology, Mayari (also known as Bulan) is the beautiful and most charming lunar deity who was the daughter of Bathala, the king of the gods, to a mortal woman. Mayari is the Goddess of Combat, War, Revolution, Hunt, Weaponry, Beauty,... Comics Illustration, Love Illustration, Illustrations, Digital Illustration, Sketch Book, Giclee Art Print, Art Prints

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In Tagalog mythology, Mayari (also known as Bulan) is the beautiful and most charming lunar deity who was the daughter of Bathala, the king of the gods, to a mortal woman. Mayari is the Goddess of Combat, War, Revolution, Hunt, Weaponry, Beauty,...

In ancient Philippine mythology, Mayari is the one-eyed moon-goddess of war, revolution, beauty and strength- daughter of the chieftain of the gods, Bathala, and a mortal woman, Mayari battled with her brother Apolaki, over who would rule the... Filipino Empanada, Cultura Filipina

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In ancient Philippine mythology, Mayari is the one-eyed moon-goddess of war, revolution, beauty and strength- daughter of the chieftain of the gods, Bathala, and a mortal woman, Mayari battled with her brother Apolaki, over who would rule the...

Mangagaway Just like Bathala, the vicious Sitan was also assisted by other lesser deities or mortal agents. First was Mangagaway, the wicked shapeshifter who wore skull necklace and could kill or heal anyone with the use of her magic wand. She could also prolong one’s death for weeks or even months by simply binding a snake containing her potion around the person’s waist. Fantasy Witch

Mangagaway Just like Bathala, the vicious Sitan was also assisted by other lesser deities or mortal agents. First was Mangagaway, the wicked shapeshifter who wore skull necklace and could kill or heal anyone with the use of her magic wand. She could also prolong one’s death for weeks or even months by simply binding a snake containing her potion around the person’s waist.

Sarangay- Filipino myth: the Philippine minotaur, it was a half man half bull creature. It had a jewel in its ears that it protected mercilessly. Monster Concept Art, Monster Art, Spartan Tattoo

Monster Concept Art

Sarangay- Filipino myth: the Philippine minotaur, it was a half man half bull creature. It had a jewel in its ears that it protected mercilessly.