A Reflection on the Global Peace Situation and Our Sacred Responsibility As we stand on the threshold between months, we now arrive at the final day of May 2026. With grateful hearts, we pause and give thanks to the Divine—Bathala, the Source of Life—for guiding us through the fullness of this passing month. May has … Continue reading Crossing into June: A Call to Peace Weavers
Filipino Magick
Dambana ng Diwa: A Sacred Online Retreat for Spiritual Wellness
June 15, 2026 | A New Moon Gathering of Awakening and Renewal In a time when many are feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, and searching for deeper meaning, a sacred invitation arises—not from the outside world, but from within. It is the call of the Diwa. On June 15, 2026, under the quiet and powerful energy of … Continue reading Dambana ng Diwa: A Sacred Online Retreat for Spiritual Wellness
On the Inclusion and Recognition of “Anituhan” in Government Forms and Digital Platforms
Prepared by:Rev. Rolando Gomez ComonChief Priest, Practitioner of AnituhanSan Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan Date: May 2026 I. Introduction This Position Paper is respectfully submitted to call the attention of government agencies, particularly those responsible for public data collection systems such as the eGovPH platform, to a significant issue affecting religious freedom and identity representation: the … Continue reading On the Inclusion and Recognition of “Anituhan” in Government Forms and Digital Platforms
The Living Breath of Names: A Conversation with Apu Adman Aghama, the Architect of Kilubansa Nomenology
It is a rare privilege to engage in a dialogue with a true pioneer—a person whose vision not only unearths ancient wisdom but also breathes new life into it for the modern world. Such is the profound work of Apu Adman Aghama, legally known as Rolando Gomez Comon, the Chief Priest of Luntiang Aghama Natural … Continue reading The Living Breath of Names: A Conversation with Apu Adman Aghama, the Architect of Kilubansa Nomenology
Statement of the Interfaith Order of Peace Weavers and Templong Anituhan Inc. On Upholding Sacred Peace and Condemning Injustice at Home and Across the World
Dated: 29 January 2026 We, the Interfaith Order of Peace Weavers and Templong Anituhan Inc., speak from the ancestral wellsprings of our Indigenous and interfaith traditions. Our calling is to weave peace—to restore right relationship among peoples, the living Earth, and the unseen realms. We affirm the dignity of every being and the freedom of … Continue reading Statement of the Interfaith Order of Peace Weavers and Templong Anituhan Inc. On Upholding Sacred Peace and Condemning Injustice at Home and Across the World
Birth of a New Faith: On Freedom, Naming, and the Pilgrimage to Paradise
Introduction: The Question of Beginnings The freedom to create and establish a religion is upheld by many nations and affirmed by international charters that safeguard human dignity and conscience. Yet beyond legal protections lies a deeper inquiry: What does it mean to bring forth a new faith? Is it merely an act of organization—a community, … Continue reading Birth of a New Faith: On Freedom, Naming, and the Pilgrimage to Paradise
Celebrating 25 Years of Luntiang Aghama: Bridging Tradition and Modernity
Today, December 13, 2025, marks a historic milestone for Luntiang Aghama Natural Divine Arts Shrine of Healing Inc. 25 years of unwavering commitment to Indigenous and Traditional Filipino Spirituality.From our humble beginnings in the year 2000 as an online research group, we have grown into a vibrant spiritual community, a living shrine, and an educational … Continue reading Celebrating 25 Years of Luntiang Aghama: Bridging Tradition and Modernity
The Spirit of May 10: Bonifacio and Me
May 10 is a date that binds two lives across centuries—Andres Bonifacio’s death in 1897 and my birth in 1978. The numbers dance in a different order, yet they whisper of continuity: a life that ended for freedom, and a life that began to seek meaning in service and truth. Bonifacio was a man of … Continue reading The Spirit of May 10: Bonifacio and Me
Sangguni: Rediscovering the True Filipino Word for Divination
When Filipinos hear the word divination, the common translation offered is panganghula—the act of predicting or guessing the future. However, this interpretation is shallow and misleading. Hula means “guess” or “prediction,” which reduces divination to mere speculation. In its original sense, divination is not about guessing; it is about seeking counsel from the Divine. The … Continue reading Sangguni: Rediscovering the True Filipino Word for Divination
Respecting Animal Rights: Why It Matters and How We Can Act
In the Philippines, animals are more than just companions or sources of livelihood—they are part of our cultural heritage, ecological balance, and spiritual life. Dogs and cats comfort our hearts, while pigs, chickens, cows, and goats sustain our bodies. Yet, their welfare often depends on how we choose to treat them. What the Law Says … Continue reading Respecting Animal Rights: Why It Matters and How We Can Act
Dambana ng Luntiang Aghama 