Agimat, also known as anting or folklorized as anting-anting, is a Filipino word for "amulet" or "charm". [1] Anting-anting is also a Filipino system of magic and sorcery with special use of the above-mentioned talismans, amulets, and charms.

Apr 22, 2019 · The Filipino occult fetishes are called Agimat, a unique mixture of Animism, Christian Catholicism, Hindu-Buddhism, and Islamic influences. We owe these items of power in the fight for our liberation and independence.

Nov 18, 2018 · The agimat is stereotypically depicted as a cross, or a flat or round or triangular pendant worn as a neckpiece. It can be an amulet, inscripted or engraved, or an orasyon (prayer) on paper, fabric, or inked on the skin—this is believed to possess greater potency.

Agimat or anting-anting is a Tagalog word for amulet or charm. Agimat is well known in Philippines. A person who claims an agimat will acquire an unnatural strength. Some says it will protect you from bullets, arrows, sickness and will give fortune in business.

Discover the world of Philippine amulets, known as agimat. We explained the different types of amulets, their believed powers, and how they are used for protection, healing, and attracting good...

Ang agimat, na kilala rin bilang anting o anting-anting, ay isang mutya o alindog. [1] Ang anting-anting ay isa ring sistemang Pilipino ng mahika at pangkukulam na may espesyal na paggamit ng mga nabanggit na mutya, anting-anting, at anting-anting.

Aug 14, 2015 · Pinoy Power Packs explores the animist symbols and icons found in agimat, from the all-encompassing Infinito Dios to the many forms the Infinito manifests. The exhibit also looks at how these icons incorporate Christian imagery, such as the crucified Christ, the Virgin Mother, and the Santo Niño.

Jan 29, 2012 · Here in the Philippines, we call these objects anting-anting or agimat. Since time immemorial, a special object bestowed with extraordinary powers is kept by warriors, shamans and healers believed to give superhuman powers to …

Feb 1, 2024 · One popular type is the agimat ring, known for its intricate symbols and patterns believed to bring protection and good luck. These rings often feature indigenous materials like wood or bone, reflecting the deep connection to nature in Filipino culture.

The document provides information about agimat, the Filipino term for amulet or charm. It discusses that agimat can take various forms like stones, necklaces with religious images or Latin phrases. They are believed to provide powers like invisibility, strength or healing.