Filipino gods and goddesses from Tagalog, Visayan and Cordillera traditions: Bathala, Kaptan, Magwayen, Kabunian and more.

The Bakunawa: The Moon Eater They Never Taught You About

The Origins of "Bahala Na" Two words. Said a hundred different ways, in a hundred different situations — before a job interview, after a missed flight, right before stepping into a fight. "Bahala na" might be the most versatile phrase in the Filipino vocabulary, and also one of the most misunderstood. Most people who say it every day have never actually traced where it came from, or noticed how much its meaning shifts depending on who's saying it. The God Behind the Phrase Lo

Mayari: She Lost an Eye and Still Outshines Everything

Exploring Philippine Mythology: The Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Lore