Jan 10
i commissioned genshin style stickers from @carn-e-vil / carnevil on vgen !!
aint they so cute :3 i love my araw babies
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i commissioned genshin style stickers from @carn-e-vil / carnevil on vgen !!
aint they so cute :3 i love my araw babies
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hi! question concerning mythology: are apolaki and liadlaw/adlaw the same god, or two completely different gods? i know liadlaw is visayan and i think that's cool as i am half-cebuano, but it seems that apolaki is the more well-known of the two. thanks for your help and all your work!
They are 2 different deities. Apo Laki is actually another name for Apung Sinukuan among the Kapampangan and the name that is used for the god of the sun and war across parts of Luzon. The deity under the name Apo Laki was known widely across Luzon from the Pangasinan, Sambali, most likely the Tagalog (the first and only reference to the Tagalog knowing Apo Laki was through anthropologist Felipe Jocano), and even all the way to the Bikol region.
As for Liadlaw and Adlaw (Li Adlaw for the Bisayans and Adlaw for the Bikolano), this was a different deity all together. There's no record of the sun god among the Bisayans and Bikolano being associated with war, unlike Apo Laki.
Li Adlaw or Adlaw between the Bikolano and Bisayans are the same deity, based on the creation myths for both (the one including the marriage of the sea goddess and daughter of Magwayan, Lidagat, and the wind god and son of Kaptan, Lihangin, and their 4 children who turned into the sun, moon, stars, and earth) which is essentially the same myth except the names of the deities differ between the 2 and in the Bikolano version, the sea goddess Dagat is the daughter of the sky god, Langit, and the wind god is the son of the sea deity, Tubigin. Also, the name the wing god in Bikolano version is names Paros. Also the Bisayan and Bikolano sun god is described to have a more happy go lucky personality than Apo Laki and less serious.
Before the sun became a scientific phenomenon, it was a divine presence. In Visayan mythology, Adlaw was the radiant deity whose daily passage across the heavens brought warmth, life, and order to the world. His light nourished crops, marked the passage of time, and symbolized the unbreakable bond between humanity and nature. Journey into one of the Philippines' most fascinating mythological traditions and discover why Adlaw remains an enduring symbol of hope, renewal, and cosmic balance.
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Adlaw - the god of the sun. Adlaw can manipulate all aspects of a sun's power (immense heat and luminosity).
He's my favorite diwata. ^^
I first saw this video in facebook. I was curious because it was made by Lasallians but I was blown away when I realized that it was made by highschool students from my alma mater, De La Salle Lipa. The content of the video makes a lot of sense. There are times na mapapasabi ka ng.."ay parang ako yan." Lasallians, watch this video. Animo La Salle! This video is worth sharing! Share niyo!