Mumbaki: Ifugao Wisdom Keepers in Kinakin, Banaue, Ifugao

[@ramonpurugganan6865]

What a treasure to behold. With this clip somehow this gem of heritage is preserved. God bless.

[@dayah2621]

We must preserve, protect and continue our ancestral culture, way of life and our connection to mother nature. I so much agree to this video. Kudos to the person who made this video. I a have a blood of tribal people from Cordillera.

[@ruhben86]

Thank you for this video portraying the ifugao cultures to the younger generations especially the connection of the people to nature for them to preserve.

[@anakngmagsasaka9457]

Ancient Organic Practice po ng pagtatanim ng palay, aabangan ko po sa inyo sa mga next video

[@emelitadeleon399]

Thank you po,ang ganda kung maibabalik ang nakaraan pagmamahal sa kalikasan at respito sa mga anito spirit ,pero i really trust na maibabalik ang kagandahan ng nakaraan dahil sa ating INANG BATHALA

[@swaydevil6321]

The part which the mumbaki emphasize the true of nature of watching a TV in children's eye .. very interesting..

[@lilysummer3394]

Nakaka relaks yung chanting of prayers nila...ang peaceful pakinggan. Lalu na siguro kung andun ka sa place.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Korea kayo diyan. Sample lang yung narinug ninyo.

[@layoutarchitect]

My lolo was a mumbaki before he gave his life to Christ. Because of him i am the first Ifugao-Korean Architect in the Philippines. Great culture, Ifugao. Tuwali.

[@meghael]

Thank you Uncle for making the video and for recognizing our mumbaki in kinakin. It's good to see all of you specially Apu Chungli.

[@IfugaoCLC]

welcome

[@IfugaoCLC]

I enjoy sharing our rich cultural traditions.

[@Taiyō.kōsen]

My parents and grandparents where migrated in Nueva Vizcaya but they came from Ifugao particular in Umalbong and Humalophop. My grandfather was a Bumbaki and I witnessed it in my younger year.I'm just amazed how he memorize the different Baki where in fact he don't even go to school.

[@ImipugoVideos]

Mayat hinen documentarym ibba', let us promote more of our iFugao 👍

[@ehdiwow1706]

I'm ikalinga and i love kalinga kultur but I respect mumbaki

[@aryy9042]

Miss my grandpa from Amganad who is a mumbaki. Am always amaze how dedicatedand honorable the mumbakis to their faith.

[@leonidabenemerito846]

75 persons na subs pero may ads na, Wow congratulations

[@louie.lalin369]

A very familiar and welcoming energy flows through from the sounds of your chantings ❤🤎💚 grateful for the films, clips produced!

[@mrdwimary960]

Salute you the knowledge and the language and practice. Yet you speak good English

[@hainnahgail6775]

Thats because of American Colonies Philippines.. many Ifugao Tribe learn to speak English to better communicate American soldiers during world war 1

[@dubnationph1701]

Woaaa.. Ang Ganda Ng editing mo boss. Good luck SA channel mo at samin mga igugao shout out Po next video

[@everydaylifechannel5773]

Nakapunta ako dyan sa Aguinaldo, Mayoyao, maganda dun ang lamig parang nasa Baguio kalang..at sa Lamot..

[@vintage285]

Minsan mas malamig pa sa aguinaldo at mayoyao kesa baguio, at mas nakakatakot ang daanan

[@vinnybdr7025]

such a beautiful worldview. I wish to learn and become a Baki. Thank you Tita Jo Kapuno for introducing me to your film.

[@ramonpurugganan6865]

More documentaries like this.

[@Lover_warrior]

Beautiful short documentary that offers a glimpse into a beautiful way of life that should continue.

[@baguiobestmmafighters2001]

Proud igorot

[@phornthip1991]

Keeping your old Traditions is very important for you. The Evil are all invented religions who had spread their religions with fire and Sword. Alaf Sig Runa From Germany

[@anja23q]

Omg, your channel should really be promoted. You deserve more subscribers. I'm from Mountain Province, currently residing in Manila. I've only learned about the Mumbaki during may elementary/high school years. Now I understand what you do. Thanks for having the video in English and Ilokano. Hope to visit Ifugao again soon. I'm a new subscriber by the way. Please continue sharing your videos, they are very informative.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Thank you for subscribing. There will certainly be more videos coming.

[@zircTv26]

ganda nang lugar jan idol keepsafe God bless

[@rovelianobarot]

please keep up this kind of content

[@jpllapitan4900]

Love this!

[@car3l0]

Kayat ko met ag baki kuma, keeping up with our traditions that are centuries old.

[@bisagoyteamcaptain1915]

I mss that thing.i am from lagawe hope to see you some day .

[@IfugaoCLC]

Come visit

[@mariamaysevilla1854]

Thank you for this video. This is very helpful for I am teaching Hudhud ni Aliguyon for my 21st Century Phil Lit class

[@maypinkyhan1505]

very nice content. salute

[@jennelynnanglihan7039]

Our ancestral lands/domains comprising our forest, ricefield, river systems, atmosphere, et.. are the base of our culture and traditional institutions. In protecting, nurturing and sustaining our ancestral lands/domains, we are also protecting, nurturing and sustaining our cultures and traditional institutions like the mumbaki. Thus the need to capacitate the people and local/traditional institutions. Organizing the mumbaki is a good move, for them to support each other and to generate/build support system from other people/organizations.

[@jennelynnanglihan7039]

Nice documentary. More like this Laguitan.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Right on!

[@sneakyjaguar5982]

Lots of Filipino old tradition was lost when colonizers brainwashed us Filipinos with Christianity but we have never been better.

[@DJFLIPNO]

That's why practice your pencak silat and Tagalog pati narin yung pagsusulat nang alibata share this knowledge...

[@ambrosiokurdaba751]

IGOROT lng ang hindi.

[@harrysollmer1644]

I agree about Christianity because it came from Roman. But Your traditional lifestyle practice is Not giving The creator His due praise worship honour Glory. The creator of heaven and earth is Not Christian.. Christian came from Constantine Emperor.. the creator of heaven and earth is YHWH Elohiym and His Sons name is yesuah Hamachiach... Your traditional practice is not God but Satan...

[@DJFLIPNO]

@@harrysollmer1644 And this is a perfect demonstration why and how religions go to war.... because of it's different beliefs but it has one thing in common and that's faith...by the way Christianity didn't came from the ROMANS just to correct you Christianity started after Jesus Christ death first it was kabala that he practiced as a religion then the word Christ became a religion after his crucifixion hence CHRISTIANITY from Judea of ISRAEL get your facts straight before you start dabbing on you keypad about something you clearly not know...the roman did created CATHOLIC but not CHRISTIANITY...smh ding dong

[@ereniyegah142]

​@@harrysollmer1644😂🤣

[@remelynjoypepe3236]

When they are more knowledgeable in speaking the english language than most of the generation now to think that most of them only at elementary level.. so proud of being an ifugao..

[@rosiesalunat843]

🙏 Brod For sharing your thoughts about your life being a Baki 👍👏

[@IfugaoCLC]

Thanks. My pleasure.

[@florenceramos1899]

We should keep such culture that nurture mother Nature. May your children lern more about these.

[@ju1400]

Respectfully the native culture of tribes in Philippines. I wish in can be able to visit Ifugao one day. My grand parents from “Kankanaey” Quirino.🥰

[@IfugaoCLC]

Come visit.

[@Superlike_mo]

Yan ang ifugao Good in english!

[@livfree7271]

Bring back the Baki❤ and God bless this man and his tribe

[@famecuyahon]

My lolo too was a "maboki" or "mumbaki". He was a well known mumbaki in their village according to my mother. He was Lolo Likyayyu. How I wish I witnessed an actual baki. This for sure is just a glimpse, this is just a tiny tiny facet of the whole thing but I'm glad I came accross this video. At least it satisfied my curiousity, I am now turning 30 and for some reason the interest in exploring our culture is growing. There are practices that are long gone now, and baki is one.

[@allanjones8653]

Oh WOW! My mother told us that our grand father is a native priest (Mumbaki). I have little idea what it is. I grew up in Baguio city and now an IT professional in Makati. I would love to know more about my culture. Sad to think that our culture is shrinking. Anyhow, if there are videos that showcases the Ifugao culture, please comment below so that I can watch too. 😁 Hoping to learn more.

[@felixanabo6468]

I really appreciate that our culture are preserved because the original culture of our Ifugao has a unique one.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Turn the IT into Indigenous Technology hahaha. Come visit me in Banaue.

[@omnipenne9101]

That's very cool. There are fewer and fewer Mumbake nowadays.

[@filverbanglig9886]

Iyaman apo,.matago tago di icordillera,God bless

[@reynaldocastro7473]

Hangang hanga ako sa kanila. Agyaman ak apo nga makabuya

[@AsianSP]

Thankful that the Northern part of Philippines still practice the pre colonial culture. Most preserved and isolated region. Lowlanders might Christianized but many are still practicing acient culture unconsciously if you really observed the inside core beliefs of Filipinos on their daily lives. Example for that is "tabi tabi po".

[@lindz4131]

New subscriber here..watching from Pangasinan..

[@IfugaoCLC]

Thanks for subscribing.

[@jemmadagpinchannel6942]

Im 78 subscribers of your channel

[@jhunmanuel9432]

Mayat ah. Newen con.

[@CaridadFiangrayan]

I can't believe what I've learned about my long time high-school classmate!

[@hokagitumuyuki2925]

Kinakin banaue ifugao. The place of origin of my ina and ama..

[@MichaelNalbog-or3rg]

Kinakin,my mother's place..proud Ifugao here

[@thefarmerjimmy3979]

Sana po may content kayo sa Natural Rice Farming technique

[@IfugaoCLC]

Coming! Abangan lang ninyo.

[@unknowndeoxys00]

Take comfort in that there is a fast-growing enthusiasm in the Filipino diaspora all over the world for learning of our indigenous roots. Despite the social media backlash we seem to get about not being "Filipino enough." This current generation of children of immigrants are hungry to learn about the true indigenous peoples and precolonial practices of the Philippines. However, I seem to notice a conglomeration of the practices right now, where in Fil-Am festivals or groups they will have for example, a kulintang demonstration on one side and then a promotion of "native tattoos" on another, without much acknowledgment of a tribal significance for those tattoos. We are still navigating and disentangling the notion that precolonial Filipinos are not necessarily a monolith. The ancient histories go far, far back into numerous peoples and tribes that are separate in their own cultural/ethnolinguistic ways, yet forever united by being the original peoples of the land. Even if not all of us may not amount to becoming practitioners, we are willing to have more open minds about these practices. I hope it's true for more of us, but I think these ways should never be considered as "evil."

[@alvinlohan8849]

My grandfather is also a Mumbaki,all you say is true,i witnessed lots of his Baki since my childhood days.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Hana hinan comment mu.

[@Mary-sz1qv]

Dang! Apo you speak good English ya wada pay accent na haha😊❤. It's a very nice content to showcase our rich culture and traditions na galing mismo sating taga Ifugao. Keep it up Apo....

[@IfugaoCLC]

Hahaha, ifugao inglis... halamat

[@IfugaoCLC]

Masapul ipatigo mit ah nga wajay inila

[@risingstarmountain9321]

Yang Baki na yan ginamit mga ninuno natin nuon nkipaglaban sa mga kastila ,hapon ,Kaya dapat hwag natin tangalin Yan ..Baki,halupe ,pile

[@hokagitumuyuki2925]

Agpayso t inbagam kabsat nabileg t baki

[@ZeusJavellana]

Perpetual novena to sto nino de cebu

[@mrkopidohitachi5647]

Galing mag english 😮

[@AndreiDrei-cr6ph]

New subscriber❤❤❤❤

[@lovediocadotindongan1877]

Thats my uncle i went to the Philippines and visited him i miss him since im back in the usa

[@themumbaki]

Keep up our native Culture and Traditions. Hagiyo Ipugaw!

[@nikkiebuenviaje5417]

im not fluent in english but damn this guy is fuckin good in english

[@IfugaoCLC]

You don't have to fluent in English in order to be a fuckin gud fella

[@jhunejed]

Indeed, some new generations are no longer interested in their culture. My grandfather “Andres Duladol” from Kinakin Ifugao is a known mumbaki during his time. Sadly, he's the last mumbaki in our family.

[@timosuy1385]

I see these folks devine wishdom despite

[@vimedo1911]

It is very similar to our Naga Culture state of Nagaland Northeast India ,the food and traditional practices ,the way of farming.

[@charlesmaratas6918]

Manong/Uncle Lagitan, sana po mabasa nyo po ito. Hain hi Charles. Isa po akong Cebuano pero naandito ako sa Ifugao ngayon, chuway pulan mo. Isang taon na po ako naglilibot dito sa northern Luzon in hopes na makapag-immerse sa Indigenous communities. Ilang beses na po ako nagtatanong-tanong dito sa Batad tungkol sa Mumbaki kaso wala pong masyadong nakakapagbigay ng impormasyon. Matatanda na raw kasi ang mga Mumbaki rito. Gusto ko po sana matuto. Interesado po ako sa Indigenous culture and wisdom natin and how it's connected with nature. Hala-halamat!

[@juliangorinto5653]

My grandfather is mumbaki from batad ifugao

[@Johnmykacunapa-cu3wg]

Watching from gohang ifugao

[@ramonpurugganan6865]

A wise man indeed.

[@MargaretteShaneDavid]

permission to download this po

[@euricequeen842]

Wow. 63 years old na po si sir Mamerto? Kala ko nasa 40s lang po siya

[@ruhben86]

Ganyan po talaga pag nagtatrabaho sa bukid pero karamihan po sa kanila ay umaabot po ng edad 100

[@reubenagduma1360]

In this Era of Climate Change (1995-2175+), new Gravitation to "One Times Two Times Three" (before 1995 it was "One Times Two") has an impending effect to planet Earth in almost everything, in technology and humanity. The mainstream of Climate Change is Agriculture, thus followed by Business sectors; however, Vocational course are recommended to augment livelihood and whatever practical needs of life. The return to Traditionalism, both in Culture and beliefs is a necessity for Survivalism, much more to the Basic necessities of life. It is necessary to strengthen the Individual, family, clan, tribe, and community in the reality and realm of Survivalism. I hasten to add that my old Patriarch used the Tobacco soaked in water in kerosene can for 1-3:days, filter it, then spray it to vegetables, corn, and plants to have a plentiful harvest in Central Mindanao when they migrated in 1937 from Luzon Island. That I share as a contribution to traditional agriculture. Pant more hard wood trees with fruits to strenthen the soils and bedrocks, bamboo for prevent erosion on riverbanks and make use of traditional means to protect the environment. I appreciate the tribal cultures in the Ifugao lands, in the Coldillera region. I am a Researcher and sharing all these for the welfare of humanity. God bless everyone.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Mabuhay!

[@mayh8920]

Baki depends on anyones perception, if its in your culture well then that is not evil because that's part of it and its a way to feel the essence of being an Ifugao. Evrytime my titos held a baki I feel like Im back to my childhood days and feel great to myself I have a tradition like this. It's also a way to preserve ifugao culture. I am half ifugao half ilokano btw.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Thanks for your comment and point of view.

[@levimateo3893]

Bro this lolo speak so much truth

[@IfugaoCLC]

Thank you.

[@the_sinner]

I agree. The Ifugaos know how to plant rice and how to maintain their rice terraces. I think the Ifugaos should continue with the way they have farmed for centuries instead of trying new ways of farming introduced by businesspeople. Stick to the old ways because they’ve been working for the ifugaos for centuries.

[@rurucela]

Good evening po! I am a 3rd year college student. I am currently working on a video project for my Indigenous Science course. I came across your video, and I believe it would be a valuable addition to my output. I would be happy to credit you in the video and acknowledge your work. I plan to pass it in our gclassroom only. This will surely help me a lot. Maraming salamat po!

[@MT_20_24]

Nice video . What camera are you using ?

[@IfugaoCLC]

Contact the filmmaker, Jo Kapuno, for technical question.

[@scorpio447]

Maganda pala sa ifugao. Sabi ng nanay ko ninuno nila ay ifugao mga lumawig clan dyan. Diko kilala mga kamag anakan nila sana makarating ako dyan

[@IfugaoCLC]

Dalaw kayo...

[@scorpio447]

@@IfugaoCLC sana nga po makarating ako dyan.

[@verlynplazedahebanio1163]

They say that is evil because of luck of knowledge...mostly they watch through yuotube without confirming the or asking questions to our lolos and lolas...if you see toutube some KZbinr dont know what they are talking about they connect to the movies they are watching like monsters and doing harmful rituals...ask our lolo and lolas and you will know how beautiful our rituals as cordillerians....its full of respect...we know how to count our blessings,thanks the nature for giving as food and life....nature give as life, medicine,food,shelter etc...

[@user-dw3ys2vh4i]

Can anyone help me get in contact with him

[@jamjammiraabdul5395]

✨🦋

[@ledjour]

May grand father too is one of them we call him as lulung hiano,, Our last name Umhao . He is one of the great Mumbaki in Ifugao.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Inherit your apu's baki.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Become a mumbaki to continue your apu's tradition.

[@gorjeansblog....2564]

Maphoj waja blogger hi ibba..

[@rommelabbacan6891]

Baki is a way of life. It’s the way, we humans live for thousands of years, before , the introduction of modern hospitals by our invaders. It’s just like watching AVATAR movie. Every living things are interconnected. And we can seek healing trough connecting with other dimensions.

[@janmichaelfc7277]

They can speak four languages Ifugao, Ilocano, Filipino and English.

[@chiefmiko]

Chokma! Keep holding on to the old ways. - from a Chickasaw Native in the USA.

[@IfugaoCLC]

Thank you. You too.

[@alealee8833]

New Subscriber her, my Grandmother is manboyon in kankana -ey...

[@IfugaoCLC]

Munbūyun is the similar term we used which means divination.

[@alealee8833]

@@IfugaoCLC salamat po Sir, Matago-tago ka,

[@eliborromeo5492]

🙌

[@asaoshimura7558]

mayat, mayat, tan mayat

[@medxandriekennellylazaro1926]

ano po name ni sr. munbaki? i want to learn BAKI, since i am a Baglan in our tribe, bagbag-o in ilocos sur. is there any ways on how to contact this munbaki? thanks

[@udihantim768]

Wa ah umayata ta umaliya hinah awijan yu

[@IfugaoCLC]

Sige, umali ayu. Wajay bayah uh

[@EdwardAclibon]

brother. i am also a MUMBAKI. ibuliwong tribe of ifugao ethnic group. according to our ancestors or aammod, we have no Tuwali tribe. but we has a 13 sub-tribe as ifugao tribe group. 1. ilagawi tribe of lagawe 2. ibunne tribe of burnay 3. imuntab tribe of muntabiong 4. ibuliwong tribe of boliwong 5. ihingyon tribe of hingyon 6. ihungduwan tribe of hungduan 7. ibannawol tribe of banaue 8. ikiyyangan tribe of kiangan 9. hanglullu tribe of asipulo 10. kalanguyya tribe of Tinoc 11. imayyaw tribe of mayoyao 12. ihapuwan tribe of hapao 13. iyayangan tribe (bannal). so, there's no "Tuwali tribe of "ifugao tribe group. the word Tuwali, it means "because, gamin, dahil or ngamin.

[@sheishells1607]

MAYAT YA MAPHOD CHI TAUN TUWALI.. IFUGAO.. IGOROT.

[@joelbucca4128]

Usto ta way mangtuloy Nan ugarih tauh mamatiyah met Nan practice and tradition tauh.

[@molongmoises8074]

Yan ang igorot from ifugao magaling mag englesh

[@Johnmykacunapa-cu3wg]

Ustu ta nun post ka athitu uncle ta ajik maarriwan nan buble tuu gohang

[@basher6081]

Question: are ifugao and igorot the same?

[@ranakan7581]

Is "Angry Rice God" the name of the drink? Can I mix that in bubble tea? ٩(๑`^´๑)۶

[@IfugaoCLC]

The English translation should actually be Brave Bulul. But why not, add it to spice your tea. Lol.

[@user-dw3ys2vh4i]

This is the real Filipino people not that bull in cebu bohol manila and all other My biggest regret of the 8 years going to the Philippines and never going and staying with these people. I should have just done that. I made a big mistake. I learned Tagalog. I did all of this. I studied stayed in the Philippines but I chose the wrong thing

[@omigaluminton1415]

He can speak English well

[@MadMax-jn8cq]

many student from ifugao studying here in benguet says that they are not belong to igorot people...

[@IfugaoCLC]

Kahit naman sa Benguet ay Kankanaey at Ibaloi. Sa Mt Province din ay Kankanaey at Bontocs. Pero okay rin kung Igorot ang tawag, basta walang madamang hangarin

[@ronnieoybon7660]

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