About this HTML presentation
This Shipslides page presents Filipino Mythology — Spirits, Gods, and the Living Archipelago as an interactive HTML presentation deck in the Mythology catalog with 32 slides. The share page keeps the uploaded deck sandboxed while exposing readable context, topics, and a slide outline for viewers and search engines.
Before Spanish colonization in 1565, the Philippine archipelago possessed written scripts, sophisticated trade networks, and rich oral traditions that rival any world mythology in complexity. Key sections include: Filipino Mythology; Context Why Filipino Mythology Matters; Cosmology The Tagalog Creation; Supreme Deity Bathala: Lord of All; Celestial Myth Apolaki and Mayari: Sun and Moon; Visayan Pantheon Kaptan, Maguayan, and the Cosmic Order; Spirit World The Diwata: Nature Spirits; Dark Spirits Aswang: The Shape-Shifting Terror; Dark Spirits Tikbalang, Kapre, and the Wild Places; Underworld Kasanaan: The Realm Below.
Key sections
- 01Filipino Mythology
- 02Context Why Filipino Mythology Matters
- 03Cosmology The Tagalog Creation
- 04Supreme Deity Bathala: Lord of All
- 05Celestial Myth Apolaki and Mayari: Sun and Moon
- 06Visayan Pantheon Kaptan, Maguayan, and the Cosmic Order
- 07Spirit World The Diwata: Nature Spirits
- 08Dark Spirits Aswang: The Shape-Shifting Terror
