#SAMBALI

[fullcravings]

Vegan Semolina Cake with Almonds - Turkish Sambali

[10158142]

Sshhhh...... By Dave Sambali

[babylon38ad]

Sshhhh...... by Dave Sambali

[scaramiou22]

MERMAID OC MERMAID OC MERMAID OC

Characters:

Kael - Long black hair with a scar on his nose and a beard. Belongs to my friend (idk if she has tumblr)

Mayari - Kinky hair with braids and a scar on his eye. Based off Mayari/Apo Namalyari, Sambali and Kapampangan goddess of the moon.

[echoesofitawes]

Exploring the Unique Culture of the Itawes People in Tuguegarao City

Tuguegarao City is known for its rich heritage, shaped by various ethnic groups. One of the most unique and culturally vibrant groups is the Itawes. Their traditions, language, and way of life have played a significant role in shaping the identity of Tuguegarao. 

My Connection to the Itawes Culture

While I am not from Tuguegarao City, I take pride in my Itawes heritage and have always been fascinated by the traditions that define our people. I came from an Itawes family, where traditions are deeply valued. One of my favorite childhood memories is sitting with my grandparents as they told stories in Itawes dialect. Their tales were filled with wisdom, humor, and lessons about life. Even today, our family continues to practice customs that have been passed down for generations. 

The Itawes Language and Traditions

The Itawes language is unique but has some similarities with Ibanag and Ilocano. Even though people mostly use mainstream languages now, many Itawes families still speak their dialect to keep their heritage alive.  One amazing tradition is pottery-making in Iguig. While Iguig is outside Tuguegarao, this craft is important to the Itawes people. Generations of artisans have passed down pottery-making skills, using special clay to create pots, stoves, and bricks. 

Festivals and Celebrations

Since most Itawes people are Catholic, they love celebrating religious festivals. One of the biggest events in Cagayan is the Sambali Festival, where people wear colorful outfits, perform traditional dances, and show off local crafts. It’s a fun and meaningful way to honor their faith and bring families together. 

Food and Daily Life

Itawes people love simple but delicious food! They grow rice, corn, root crops, and catch fresh fish from the river. A must-try dish in Tuguegarao is Pancit Batil-Patung, a tasty noodle dish that is always present at gatherings and celebrations. 

Keeping the Culture Alive

Even though times are changing, the Itawes people still hold on to their traditions. By speaking their language, celebrating festivals, and practicing old customs, they make sure their heritage stays strong for future generations. 

I'm proud to be part of the Itawes community, and I hope this blog helps more people appreciate our culture! 

[blogcicciosjm]

Llegamos a Izmir tercera ciudad de Turquía con más de 3 millones de habitantes. Por la tarde vamos a dar un gran paseo por Izmir pasando por paseo marítimo (Kondon), el bazar y callejeando por esta vivaz ciudad.

Durante nuestro paseo en el bazar probamos el sambali (bizcocho local con nata fresca por encima 😋)

[morethansalad]

Vegan Sambali (Turkish Semolina Cake with Almonds)

[danielygo]

Sambali Beach Farm, Danacbunga, Zambales- Since we can’t travel at the moment, I’m going to repost a month long series of photos from my trips to this quaint beach farm in the Philippines - Sambali Beach farm as part of my CAN’T TRAVEL PHOTO Series #Sambali #GOingaway #zambales #fujiXpro2 #explore #photography #photo #awesome #documentinglife #Lensculture #BehindTheLens #gotravels #travel #travelphotography #canttravelphotography #canttravelphoto #beach #Philippines #fujifilmph #Fujishooter (at Sambali Beach Farm) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHeA30RjZbx/?igshid=1l4j3yj8aweg

[christianchild]

The Armor of God (SAMBALI: Bible NT)

The Armor of God (SAMBALI: Bible NT)

SAMBALI: Bible NT

Ephesians (Efeso) 6:10-18

10 Tawtalakaka ko, yay hoyot a maiwawali ko ay pakhawon moyoy nakom moyo ha paralan nin pa-makiasa-sa moyo koni Jesu-Criston Katawan tan ha tambay nin kapangyarian na a an-ibi na komoyo.

11 Bilang impagka-hondalo nan Dios, pa-hal iholot moyoy kompliton impagkaarmas a inimbi nan Dios komoyo ta pigaw ma-paglabanan moyoy tawtaktika ni Satanas.

12Nga-min,…

[ccmlbv]

The Armor of God (SAMBALI: Bible NT)

The Armor of God (SAMBALI: Bible NT)

SAMBALI: Bible NT

Ephesians (Efeso) 6:10-18

10 Tawtalakaka ko, yay hoyot a maiwawali ko ay pakhawon moyoy nakom moyo ha paralan nin pa-makiasa-sa moyo koni Jesu-Criston Katawan tan ha tambay nin kapangyarian na a an-ibi na komoyo.

11 Bilang impagka-hondalo nan Dios, pa-hal iholot moyoy kompliton impagkaarmas a inimbi nan Dios komoyo ta pigaw ma-paglabanan moyoy tawtaktika ni Satanas.

12Nga-min,…

[recipecooking]

Sambali Recipe Easy Dessert With Syrup Semolina Yoghurt And Sherbet

[itsmeadrianleung]

Zambal🇵🇭 1. a-sa 2. lowa 3. tolo 4. a-pat 5. lima 6. a-nom 7. pito 8. walo 9. siyam 10. mapolo #Zambal #ThePhilippines #Sambal #Sambali #Sambalic #Sambaliq #Zambales #Pangasinan #MetroManila #Palawan #Austronesian #Austronesia #MalayoPolynesian #Philippine #CentralLuzon https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ0is3Nrv4TkrYZxr8z_H2mviae5USHBRpB-Is0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[zuzu-cookbook-blog]

KARAMELLİ ŞAMBALİ 4.5 su bardağı irmik (ince olan) 1.5 su bardağı yoğurt 1.5 su bardağı toz şeker 1 paket vanilya 2 çay kaşığı karbonat Üzeri için fıstık (ben ceviz kullandım ) Şerbeti: 5 su bardağı tozşeker 5 su bardağı su yarım limon

irmik yoğurt şeker karbonat iyice karıştırılır dikdörtgen borcam yağlanır karışım borcama yayılır elinizi sıvı yağala karıştırılmış pekmeze batırarak düzleştirin üzerinden tam kesmeden dilimleri belirleyin fıstıkları yada cevizi üzerine dizin 180 dr fırında kızarana kadar pişirin. Şerbeti:1 bardak şekeri tencereye koyun kısık ateşte iyice eriyip karamel rengi alınca suyu döküp kalan şekeri de ekleyin limonuda koyup şerbet kıvamı alana kadar kaynatın fırından çıkan şambaliyi dilimleyip ılık şerbeti dökün şebeti iyice çekip soğuyan şambaliyi kaymakla servis yapın bir gün önceden yaparsanız daha lezzetli olur

https://www.instagram.com/p/BCCsToyRAbA/

[elladastinkardiamou]

Γιώργος Σαμπάνης - Μη Μιλάς

[pinoy-culture]

hi! question concerning mythology: are apolaki and liadlaw/adlaw the same god, or two completely different gods? i know liadlaw is visayan and i think that's cool as i am half-cebuano, but it seems that apolaki is the more well-known of the two. thanks for your help and all your work!

They are 2 different deities. Apo Laki is actually another name for Apung Sinukuan among the Kapampangan and the name that is used for the god of the sun and war across parts of Luzon. The deity under the name Apo Laki was known widely across Luzon from the Pangasinan, Sambali, most likely the Tagalog (the first and only reference to the Tagalog knowing Apo Laki was through anthropologist Felipe Jocano), and even all the way to the Bikol region.

As for Liadlaw and Adlaw (Li Adlaw for the Bisayans and Adlaw for the Bikolano), this was a different deity all together. There's no record of the sun god among the Bisayans and Bikolano being associated with war, unlike Apo Laki.

Li Adlaw or Adlaw between the Bikolano and Bisayans are the same deity, based on the creation myths for both (the one including the marriage of the sea goddess and daughter of Magwayan, Lidagat, and the wind god and son of Kaptan, Lihangin, and their 4 children who turned into the sun, moon, stars, and earth) which is essentially the same myth except the names of the deities differ between the 2 and in the Bikolano version, the sea goddess Dagat is the daughter of the sky god, Langit, and the wind god is the son of the sea deity, Tubigin. Also, the name the wing god in Bikolano version is names Paros. Also the Bisayan and Bikolano sun god is described to have a more happy go lucky personality than Apo Laki and less serious.