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Wednesday, July 16, 2008

 

A closer look at ‘hilot’

A Filipino healing tradition

MASSAGE is the perhaps the oldest form of therapy known to man, and in the Philippines it maintains a long and rich tradition. The Filipino art of bone setting and therapeutic massage was known by various name: hilot (Tagalog, Visayan, Bicolano, Manobo, Dumagat), hagud (Bukidnon), aplos (Bontoc) and ablon (Northern Ilocano) to name a few. Its practitioners known as manghihilot, mammulo and partera were a common sight throughout the archipelago.

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This global epidemic Diabetes, which is increasing at an alarming rate is certainly no respecter of age, sex, race, status or occupation victimizing even fragile infants.

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The Manila Times: How old are you and when did you begin healing people?
Eustaquio Agbay: I am currently 80-year-old. I began as a healer 40 years ago.

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COME FLOW WITH ME
By David C. Montecillo

Life is like a theatre. We have scripts and roles that we play out for an audience that we call society. Sometimes our life is a drama or sometimes it’s a comedy or anything else in between.

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Can two people fall in love without seeing each other, without touching, dating or even hearing each other’s voices?

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