Gender in Precolonial Philippines 🏳️🌈🇵🇭
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- ✨🏳️🌈✨ How much do we really know about gender and sexuality? What wisdom can we learn from our ancestors? What do Bamboos Have to do with it? 🤔
🏳️🌈🇵🇭🏳️⚧️Gender and sexuality remains a controversial topic in a majority-Catholic country like the Philippines. Members of the LGBTQ community, especially Trans folks, have not just been misunderstood but have also been constantly under attack. Queer people in the Filipino community today are often accused of being sexual predators and perverted maniacs. Yet, if we look back deeper into our precolonial roots, our ancestors had a more enlightened view towards gender and sexuality. Let’s learn more❣️
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The irony that the former colonizer countries that were mostly homophobic before are now the ones that are legalizing it and probably most colonized countries before were very open about it but now because of the colonizers it became such a negative thing.
right now, Spain is one of the LGBTQ-friendly countries in the world. That same country who colonized us
@@wynignatius9289 Yeah
it's almost as if more than 300 years of imperialism and subjugation seep in all aspects of the colonized people's lives. It's as if it has lasting effects that still ripple throughout time including the present.
Filipino gay here. I have befriended two Spaniards, in which one of them is a good-looking man in which I had a crush on. My other friend is a straight woman in her 40's who told me that she might feel it weird, but she can't do nothing but respect the feelings of my kind. My crush, meanwhile, a good-looking man in his 30's, somehow acknowledged and appreciated my feelings when I confessed it to him. Sadly, he is straight and he is observably in a happy and stable relationship with a woman, so we cannot be more but just friends. My crush and I are still cordial and civil towards each other when we talked. It showed me how much tolerant Spanish society towards LGBTQ people nowadays.
I once had a crush on a Filipino guy, he has a smart, educated and quite affable in appearance, but still get me appalled from his reaction after I confessed my feelings. Now, I am already blocked and no longer have any idea if he's even still alive and breathing.
@@mendicius_jade I’m sorry for what you experienced. The Philippines definitely still has a lot to catch on to in terms of basic human rights.
YAS!!! LGBTQIA+ Diwatas please!!
Also, I will never get over how much of our culture was annihilated by colonialism...
Imagine what colonialization can do to a once a very open minded country. Grabe din ung influence ng mga banyaga saten. Sana makabalik pa tayo sa dating tayo.
Balik na kayo
@@krugersavage6347 why not u leave the philippines? Lol. Colonizer
@@krugersavage6347 Ako matagal na.
wag kayo magagalit pero dahil yan sa relihiyong pinaniniwalaan ng spanya at yun ay "romano katoliko" na dinala nila dito at ginamit sa pagsakop✌️.
@@NA-oc7eq oh please. Stop nursing hate. Move on. Stop acting like you and any white person was alive hundreds of years ago
man to know i wouldve been the COOLEST kid on the block in precolonial philippines. I'm bisexual and nonbinary filipino and tbh watching this is super comforting, like my existence is backed up historically so if someone tries to act smart I can just show this to them like some kind of badge lolol
edit: HELL YEAH I'd like to see more videos on this topic!! Gender and sexuality as it pertains to precolonial Philippines have always been something I'd like to talk abt w my friends, it'd be great to hear more facts I can pull out over dinner haha
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Thank you 😊 I'm glad you found this video super comforting. Stay proud of who you are, don't let others define you. Our ancestors got your back ❣️
@@KirbyAraullo thank YOU kuya kirby for making this vid and spreading that education!! :D
Hey im an enby pinoy too :’)) good to know im not alone
fellow non binary, bi/pan filipino here. Sending love and hugs!
This got me teary eyed as a gender fluid person--to know my ancestors would have embraced me and many others. I love how their understanding of gender was heavily inspired by their understanding of nature and that they came into the conclusion that it isn't static. Because it really isn't. They were the true enlightened ones contrary to the colonizers' heretic claims.
Not if you live in Mindanao
Your ancestors (can) still embrace you! ❤
Tbh, I thought the PH is only tolerant of the LGBTQIA+. But I have always been curious because ever since I was little, I have always seen them in every aspect of my life, from uncles, classmates, to the next door neighbor. And, at least where I grew up, they were not ostracized or shamed (except for a few bullying here and there, especially with kids) but were treated with respect (at least outwardly). But now I think it is because of our pre-colonial culture. We may not be aware of it, but maybe even through those centuries, we haven't really lost that culture.
This is really cool. I've heard about gender benders as prominent in pre-colonial PH but I've never encountered published articles about it, I was a little bit skeptical. Thank you for this. I hope topics like this make their way into the academe somehow.
Me too, Una ko narinig Yung ganto sa TED talk...pero mas marami akong naiintindihan dito
PH is tolerant but not accepting but good thing its changing slowly but surely.
Modern Philippines is definitely just tolerant towards LGBTQIA+ people but it's slowly getting better.
Pre-Colonial Philippines is the BASED Philippines. If we weren't colonized, we still might respect people of LGBTQIA+ and our culture would have been much more vast.
This makes me so emotional. As a closeted BI person living with homophobic family, it's hard when you hear homophobic snide every now and then especially from people you're supposed to love and trust. Dakal a salamat koya.
When i learned about this, I’ve learned to love myself more.
Finally!!! I have always known how progressive pre colonial Philippines was. I hope that someday we can restore our culture and mentality without colonial biases. Thank you for this video!
Ancient Filipinos are based
Our ancestors were slayin
Yes❤
It is such a great timing that I came across your video days after a member of LGBT won the Miss Universe Philippines title. I am really disappointed that a lot of Filipinos are throwing hurtful words at her, saying that she is immoral and less of a woman because she is in a same sex relationship. Sadly, we never went back to our pre colonial beliefs regarding gender fluidity while the colonizers who taught us to be homophobic are now moving forward and accepting LGBT and same sex union.
This is interesting and I am just wondering how other ethnicities in pre-colonial Philippines view homosexuality. We Bisaya also use 'Binabaye' to call gays, and Bayuk sounds close to Bayot.
And... Go for a Part 2 nito para sa Philippine mythology. Inaantay ko ito.
This video should have a lot more likes. I'm a Filipino. And it's so eye opening to learn about all this. It's sad that the current culture doesn't fully accept the LGBTQ+.. I hope videos like this will help open the minds of more people.
Yes!! More videos on this topic, please! And Filipino mythology! ❤️
I was watching a video a few days ago, and was quite surprised to learn of the acceptance of homosexuality in Viking society. Homosexuality was accepted in almost all ancient civilizations - Greek, Roman, Japanese, Polynesian, Southeast asian etc. But it seems that the root of homophobia are the three middle eastern religions namely, Judaism, Islam and Christianity. As I am gay and catholic, I would like to know why.
If I may, i don't think the religion did the misinterpretation but some who interpreted these form of faith differently...
@@kwanangwanders588 I agree
Not all Greeks were comfortable about homosexuality. Plato, in the dialogue Symposium seems to permit and even admire it, but "Laws" condemn it as "against nature," so he says. Homosexuality was mainly okay - if you were in the Greek upper class. Most in the lower class seemed to deride it as a form of perversion. But as things stand, it's surely better in Judeo-Christian religions, but Greece far from a "tolerant" utopia.
The Japanese? Are you sure? Even women are treated as inferior to men in Japan.
@@mirieshii1948
Try researching the "Wakashu" practice.
In my town in Aklan we view gays as lucky because most gays there are the breadwinner of the family. They're dance instructors and entrepreneurs. Lesbians though, are tolerated but gays are respected better.
Really? my father hates gays, He's from Aklan too, in Kalibo.
Now he kinda changed when he learned my brother is gay.
@@ult7511 Welp good for him to embrace his son's belief, cause it really wouldn't be worth it destroying their relationship.
ancient cultures were always open minded when it comes to gender and expression... ancient greece and romans were famous for their bisexuality, native american indians believe on two spirited person were one person can have a masculine energy and feminine energy. japanese samurais engage on sex with men too, a mexican tribe from oaxaca called this as "muxe" which pretty much the equivalent of the binabae and bayugin of ancient philippines as discussed here... having sex with the same sex in the ancient world was pretty normal so that's why when the catholic church gained power they have considered it as a sin to help control the population and convert more people
So the bayuk and the the fa'afafine of Samoa are very similar... Probably even share the same cultural roots. It's just that the cultural significance of the fa'afafine in Samoan society was mostly preserved into modernity while the cultural significance of the bayuk largely eroded.
I used to hate history...but I think I'll give it a try now..I have so much to know
@Koko martin Yes, hirap lang kasi kahit mga naging teachers ko iba-iba sinasabi...SKL
Such is why the celebration of the 500th Anniversary of Christianity in the Philippines disgusts me. Why are they celebrating cultural erasure, colonialism, genocide, and discrimination? If I were to return in time, I would help my people fight back against the arrival of Spain. Perhaps, unified our country so it would become a council of kingdoms, without the erasure of the minorities.
LGBTQ is a Philippine minority. They should be treated with respect, similar to the indigenous and the people with disability.
Same sentiment. My homophobic religious tito used 500 years of Christianity against my gay lifestyle. So I explained to him that his religion was just imported here, gays have been here before his beliefs.
This is a very important documentary that should be preserved, and proudly shared.
There's just so many misleading things we were taught in school. Now we have Kirby and other Filipino Culture Warriors who are enlightening us with the Truth.
Thank you for sharing. 🤓
wait, has the concept of the "binalaki" or the masculine woman or "tomboy" in modern vocabulary existed alongside the precolonial concept of "binabae" during the pre-spanish era or is it something more recent?
Here we call it "lalakin-on" "binabayi"
Tomboy is not equal to lesbian. Tomboys are women who wear and act like men but doesnt mean they are attracted to same-sex.
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Maraming Salámat ❣️😊❣️
always
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Love the way you explain everything clearly ❤️specifically this one. Some people aren’t open hearted to accept and understand a person’s sexuality lalo na sa LGBTQIA+ in this generation. Unlike way back, they respect and accept them.
Gonna send this to my mom to convince her I’m not going to hell lol
im NB, part filipino, and interested in magick/the occult. and only NOW learning about the pre colonial traditions of the phillipines is like suddenly having an ancient power awaken inside me
Parang sa Indian Culture pala, there's a similarity... The queer community during the ancient times were revered as special.
@Koko martin kaya pala sa thailand hanggang ngayon dahil majority budhist sila.
@Koko martin agree kaya pala sa Sahaya palabas sa gma dati tanggap ng mga badjao ang third sex.
Yeah special po sa mga indian yung mga Trans sila po kasi yung magbabasbas sa mga bagong silang na sanggol
It's really heart warming to know that our ancestors accepted and proud of people that are queer and LGBTQIA+.But sadly been removed by the invasion of other countries. Though I wonder po if their are asexual and aromatic people back then. (Just wondering lang po because I'm an aro ace person)
I've always been interested in different cultures. I watch videos like this but about the Japanese, Koreans, Chinese and many more. For some reason, videos that talks about the Philippines in this times are limited or maybe I'm just bad at finding one. I'm glad I found your channel to educate myself more sa culture natin. :>
Thank you for making this video❗❤💕 It's nice to know that there is actually a part of our history that society viewed the members of the LGBTQ+ as something valuable and significant. It's a little bit disappointing that colonialism, which brought and teach Christianity on the natives, changed how society view these wonderful people.
I just hope that one day, the society will accept the members of LGBTQ+ as a member of the society, not an abomination or harbinger of calamities.
By the way, I would love to see your video about the Philippines Mythology x LGBTQ+ because I do have a project which is all about the LGBTQ+ in Philippine mythology and your video will be a great help.
Gikan sa kinailawmang bahin sa akong kasing-kasing, daghan kaayung salamat. ❤💕
our country was slaying a little too much the spaniards got jealous n had to tone it down 😔 man
lol basically yeah
I've been waiting for this topic from your channel 👌
Very interesting to know that the ancestors had such a view. Wish you had included actual excerpts from textual materials/resources. Please do so in future for information checks. Thanks.
Compared to other countries, though, the Philippines is more accepting of gender-bending.
Ang galing galing talaga magpaliwanag Ginoong Kirby!😊
Yes pleaseeee!!! I really love to learn more about our ancient diwatas
Hi, Kirby! I'm a new subscriber and proud Pinoy. I've enjoyed all your retelling of our history, the few which I have watched so far.I appreciate the efforts you put into each one.You will render each content legitimacy by adding your sources.I'm not saying yours are not believable. I'm just saying you will make them more authoritative when you site your sources.I'm sure you have young subscribers to your channel.I'd like the young ones to learn how to fact- check, be critical and be more discerning.Thanks for helping educate our people.
Yeeeeees, pleeeeeeease! Enlighten us about the gender in philippine mythology especially sidapa and libulan and lakapati...
Thank you Kirby! I'm not skipping ads ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Thanks for this video Kirby. I was having a hard time trying to explain to my daughter why a babaylan has no gender.
Thank you, I'm glad it helps and happy that you're teaching your daughter about our roors 😊
@@KirbyAraullo It all started actually with her princess phase (thanks Disney). I told her that in the Philippines Princesses were not born but are made. My family is from the mountains of Panay. Growing up I was told stories of these mountain princesses. How they trained so hard to be learn their communities history, tradition, arts and music. I am proud to say that my daughter took this as a challenge to become a Pinay Princess. We are now exploring other roles like the pandays, warriors and babaylans. Your videos and books do help a lot. I still find it funny whenever Princess Mayumi comes out each time my daughter proudly asserts her Filipino heritage.
Please talk more about Filipino Gods and Goddesses our diety. Please suggest books to read.
Well-researched content, Kirby. I hope you make more contents about our pre-colonial society and culture. They don't teach this in school. ❣️
Where can I learn more of Philipine history? Any website reccomendations?
Woah, what does overall society really looks like then kaya...huh, no wonder I was always drawn to the bamboos
Thank you for this informative video! I would LOVE to see another video about gender, sexuality and the Diwatas.
Filipino (Standard Tagalog) and Indonesian (Standard Malay of Indonesia) doesn't have gender pronouns for example in Spanish the word for he is *él* the word for she is *ella* in Filipino the word for he and she are 1 its *siya* in Indonesian is *dia* . In English *him* is for man and *her* is for woman but in Indonesian its *nya* and in Filipino is *niya* . In Spanish the pronoun of group of men are *ellos* the group of women are *ellas* in Filipino it's *sila* it's gender neutral and in Indonesian is *mereka* it's gender neutral. In Indonesian and Filipino the word for son or daughter is the same *anak* and so on.
Everything has gender in Spanish
El Niño (boy)
La Niña (girl)
La Mesa
El Gato
La consolacion
I'd love to learn more about the deities, it sounds so interesting
yeeeees pls I’d like to see and know more of our mythology in this context esp as a Kapampangan 🥰
I would love to watch more about our mythology!!!! 💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜
This video really needs captions
Please make videos on original Kapampangan words that are now Tagalized ex. "siklod" is the Kapampangan for 'mano' - let's revive our LANGUAGES.
hello there guys, gals, and nonbinary pals! I just wanna say that y'all are valid, keep being who you are and love who you love!
k bye
Yes please make another video 😳 thank you for talking about this topic!
Where to find or read these pre colonial dictionary 🤔
What is the name of the background music 🎶 in this video Kirby? Also good introduction towards the Ancestral perspectives of LGBT people and their purposes in Ancient Filipino society
On the Diwatas/Devatas/Deities of Filipino Mythology, you want to talk about how “gender fluid” some of them can be in another future video right?
That’s good and all but…regarding “Filipino Deities” what about their many:
•Epithets (Makiling is one of the many epithets of the Mountain guardian ⛰ in Mt. Makiling)
•Mythological roles in their respective regional mythology
•variations of the same story (like Arachne VS Athena)
•pre-colonial and Abrahamic cycles versions of the same story (like Sarimanok or Pele of Hawaiian mythology)
•Character evolution, symbolism and associations (like Aphrodite from her early Ishtar war based connections to solely beauty, fertility and sexual love by the Ancient Greeks to motherhood and political power by the Romans) see Overly Sarcastic Productions video
•comparative literature or influences from other mythologies cultures like Chinese (Chinese Ghosts), Indian (Bathala is either like Brahma or Shiva, Agui of Tagalog Mythology is suspiciously 🤨 like Agni and they are both associated with fire 🔥), or Arabic (kapre weirdly sounds like a certain Arabic word) you did talk about where Santonilyo of Cebuano Mythology really came from in a previous video or Galura from Garuda
You can apply all of the same criteria towards “Filipino Mythology” in terms of Deities, creatures, demigods, afterlife, concepts, philosophy and many more in future videos like what you did with Trese. So When will you tackle them Kirby?
This is such a lovely lesson❤
Hi! Can you turn on the captions for this? Thanks.
Love this channel, thank you!!
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
i learn so much from your videos. thanks :D
I would love to see a deeper exploration on the diwatas/gods!
I wish you wrote all the paintings you have shown in the description.😔
Hi Sir Kirby. I just want to ask if "katalonan" is the Tagalog term equivalent to "babaylan" and "mamaluyan"?
follow up question: is it exclusive only for female and feminine men?
katalonan ang katawagan ng mga tagalog sa priest nila same sa babaylan
"Apprentice of their mothers..." Yeah magkapareho at magkasundo kami ni Mudra
oo kahit ako masama or sumpa ang tingin ko sa LGBTQ noon,. dahil sa ignorance natin at relgion,. pero ang totoo wala naman problema kung ano man eh,. lahat tau ay masama at mabuti,.
Sana lang Ang mga books mo ipa Publish ngayon dito sa Pilipinas
Kuya kirby can i ask if saan po nag mula ang last name po namin sa divinia , and it is a spanish last name ?
Makes sence that binabai will be tresured by the mother. They will be seen as staying with their mother as she grows old because they will not have a biological child. The strengths of a man and care of a woman (generally speaking).
Bamboo = resilience this is something I always believe about our countrymen in general.
People who are ignorant are fearful of the thing that they do not know or understand. Ika nga, fear of the unknown. The response should be, Do unto others what you want others to do unto you dapat davah? Respeto lang regardless of sexual orientation.
Thanks for making this video! Happy Pride Month!
Sana po may tagalog version nito para maraming makaintindi
Thank you for making this! I am sharing it with my students.
This makes me so happy as a pan genderfluid Filipina
Hello po sir, I just wanted to ask if there is any Babaylan males? Also, is it true that Baybaylan men do cross-dressing as a form of patronage to Moon deity Libulan?
G, sir! Please make a video about our deities 🤩
Spain malaya na samantalang tayo mga close minded pa rin. Sila itong nanghawa ng sakit gumaling samantalang tayong nahawa lang hindi pa
I love this comment! Totoo yan pati sa mga dating kolonya ng Britanya mga super homophobic, pero ang Britanya ngayon super accepting sa LGBT. Tables have turned.
@@Tiliwikness True. Marami na akong naencounter na relihiyoso sa facebook at inakala nila na western propaganda lang daw ang lgbt. So sinabi ko kung ano man ginaya ng Pinas sa ibang bansa, iyon ay ang religion mo.
There are religious people asking me, "what is a woman?" which is the title of documentary made by transphobic commentator, Matt Walsh. I would answer, "Babaylan" now they got confused due to ignorace.
mabuhay po i salute you thank you i salute apo my malenab family and elders ancestors the more we know the better i would of been a catalanon helper po
this is so comforting
would this also be the same in the Muslim kingdoms in what is now the Philippines?
Thanks!
Also yes I vote for more videos on traditions regarding this topic!
that's why most of us are open minded.....
This video is incredibly informative and enlightening. Thank you, Yang Amat Mulia Pengiran Datu Kirby, for sharing such valuable insights.
This is very educational,nice explaining all this kuya kirby.
Yesssss sir
More!
Thanks sir
Sana ganyan ang professor ko nung Philippine History....saya cguro at looking forward always sa class atte nuance.. napaka witty mag bigay ng infos eh👏👏👏👏 pa shout out naman po dito..from Solomon Islands..🙏
"It is now use an insult"? Yung totoo kuya Kirby, dati sa grade school. Ang mga tao na iniinis at tinatawag na mga bakla, ay naging bakla nga xD
Siguro sa iba turing siyang isang bilang panginginis, pero para sa akin "Totoo naman ah".
Pero siguro? Ang mga magulang ko kasi ayus lang naman silang mga bakla o sa mga tomboy. Tapos yung ate nagkaroon ng kasintahan, isang feminim tomboy ate ako. Ibig sabihin kilos niya ay isang babae pero ang sa puso niya ay mga babae rin. Gusto ng ate ko ipakilala sa magulang namin yung girlfriend niya! Kaya lang nung pinakilala na, pinilit siyang mag-break up. Ang cute nga nila nung kasintahan nila kaya lang wala na eh.
Siguro dahil doon kaya ayaw ng mga tao ma-label bilang isang bakla o tomboy? Kasi ayaw nila malaman ng mga magulang nila? At... alam mo na.
Opinyon lang! Wag masyadong magalit o ma-offend XD
Happy Pride Month!!!
I understand where you're coming from.
Pero they don't use it to describe you but to mock you.. Kung straight ka ba , kapag naglalakad ka ba sa kalsada, may sumisigaw sayo Ng straight at nagtatawanan? Tinatawag ka ba nila straight instead of your dreams?
Wala Naman talagang Mali sa pagiging bakla, pero naging iba Yung meaning especially ngayun...
17:10 I would definitely love that! I love mythologies in general.
My Mom already knew I was gay. I didn't experience to come out to my family coz it's already obvious and they don't care about it. 🥰 Of course pag nasa labas na ng bahay nakakastress makipag aregluhan sa mga homophobic at sa mga nagbabanal banalan.
Time to dig up our ancestral identity and puke out our captors poison. Thank you for this. I can move forward as modern LGBTQ in our country with a new modality, identity and spirituality. May the Anitos guide us bayoks.
Hope you make more vids like this.
Our family name is Pahimulin. There is a variation: Fajemolin. Many families use either variation. In Rizal Province, there arenative names like Dili-dili, Matignas, Ulic-ulic and Tirambuaya.
Sir Kirby, ang mga pre colonial queers ba ay pwedeng makipagtalik sa kapwa niya?
Yes, at ikinakasal din sila.
Maraming salamat po sa mga impormasyon.More videos to come,more subscribers to come.
Maraming Salámat din 😊
kuyaaaaaa..... Philippines mythology gods and goddesses naman po please 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
I would see
Happy Pride... i love many of your video... very interesting & beautiful
Tbh, sometimes i think the spanish accounts are questionable, maybe they're just embellishing their demonization of our pre-colonial culture? Maybe it wasn't a thing? I mean why didn't the natives have their own accounts about their daily lives? Also are there LGBT representations on our native mythologies? I only got reminded of lakapati
Also some of the bathalas and diwatas are either gay or transgender.
@@rexgeorgerodriguez7620 lakapati is the only intersex goddess in the pantheon
This made me smile coz im bi.
Agyamanak la ununay kadaytoy nga inpormasyon.
I just realized why si Malakas and si Maganda came from the bamboo
Mabuhay ang mga kawayan!
This is awesome. 🙏
Thank you 💖
Kuya Kirby, Factual History po ba to or Speculative lang? kung factual po saan po mga evidence? pakisagot po please para ma defense ko HAHAHAHHA. thank youu.
keep this up. Ganda ng gawa. :> I love history too.