Pagsisindi ng saleng o fatwood, bahagi ng ritwal ng pag-alala sa mga yumao sa Sagada

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00:00In Sagada, in place of Candila, Saleng, or Fatwood,

00:03which the priest described as the place of worship in the cemetery of Tuwing Undas.

00:07Why? Let's find out in the national news of Valerie Jane Taguba

00:11of the Philippine Information Agency, Correliera.

00:16Every first day of November,

00:18this cemetery of Sagada lights up

00:21as the residents of Saleng or Fatwood

00:26as a reminder to their loved ones in life.

00:30This observation, which is called a fire,

00:35is different because in place of Candila,

00:39they use Saleng to shout near the cemetery.

00:44This is a reminder and a reminder to their loved ones.

00:48To have warmth, give warmth to our dead loved ones.

00:53We are going to build a bonfire.

00:59They want to be close to their dead ones

01:01by building a fire and have a bonfire with them.

01:04Because we believe that they are still there.

01:06After the prayer, maybe around 7 to 9,

01:11we go to a house and eat there as a family.

01:18Tradition usually starts with a mass in the afternoon

01:22and the blessing of Saleng before the residents go to the cemetery.

01:28The priest will also go around to bless the dead ones.

01:32At the same time of the dark,

01:34the residents will light their Saleng near the dead ones.

01:40We have to make sure that it's safe.

01:41When we do it, it should be safe and it should be done

01:47without any disturbance, without any wildfire.

01:52It should be regulated.

01:54This tradition symbolizes the deep connection of the community

01:59to their ancestors and their respect for their ancestors.

02:05Officials remind us that bonfire is not tourism,

02:09but a quiet tradition that has a deep meaning for the community.

02:15Reporting from PIA Cordillera, Valerie Jane Taguba for Balitang Pambansa.

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