Bituon Talisman waling-waling the people came out and

the people came out and made as much loud noise as they could to frighten him away

This endemic orchid grows in mangrove swamps in the wild

and their movement across the skies told them of the changing of the seasons

and making loud noises became a tradition during eclipses

where it grows on tall trees close to streams

Bituon Talisman waling-waling the people came out andThe Story For generations the stars guided our ancestors through their day to day lives. They were the light that led them through the darkness on the high seas, and their movement across the skies told them of the changing of the seasons. The stars were also worshipped as deities. In the Visayas, they were the silver shards of the goddess Lisuga. Among the Tagalog, the morning star was the goddess Tala. The Bituon Talisman offers you the guidance of