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Karthik Karunakaran, Ph.D.
Use “gayuma” (love potion) to attract someone
If you see a balete tree, avoid disturbing it to prevent sickness from spirits
If items go missing and reappear, blame it on dwendes (elves)
Saying “Tao po” when knocking reassures residents you’re not a harmful spirit
Placing stakes at the corners of the house deters aswang (shape-shifting monsters)
Meeting a shooting star and saying the next day’s name before it disappears brings good luck
Moles on certain body parts can predict luck or personality (e.g., palm = good luck, chest = true lover)
Don’t drop off visitors at the door after a wake, or you’re sending them to their own death
Never try on a wedding dress before the wedding, or the marriage will be canceled
If someone leaves the house while others are eating, turn your plate for their safety
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