Sikodiwa Reader
Carl Lorenz CervantesNotes on Philippine folk psychology, spirituality, and culture.
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Dangers of a Time-Traveling Fantasy
We tend to think of Philippine history in three clean segments: pre-colonial (before the invaders took over), colonial (a time of subjugation and revolution), and postcolonial (where we are now). But here’s the problem with that thinking:...
April 2026
Earlier this month, I spent the Easter weekend with my family in Silay. I took the opportunity to hold a little talk about the psychology of Holy Week devotions in the Philippines. I had also written a Lenten reflection on the value of suff...
March 2026
There are two main reasons we look at our native languages to guide us in developing indigenous psychology:
- For the longest time, the education system has been dominated by English. In fact, I grew up with so-called “English-only poli...
February 2026
In Pedagogy of the Oppressed (1970), Paulo Freire pointed out that the usual model of education follows a “banking” style: students are receptacles of knowledge, and those who have more knowledge are believed to be “better” people. As an al...
January 2026
The Filipino word for “time,” Panahon, has the root “nahon,” which is to borrow land or a service, or live somewhere for a while. We still use it in the archaic way when we talk about, say, our time in another country—“Yung panahon ko sa ib...
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