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    The document discusses the Kalinga concept of peace in the Philippines. It describes the traditional Kalinga peace agreement called "bodong" where tribes agree on rules to govern their relationship. The process of drafting these agreements takes days as elders from each tribe discuss provisions, boundaries, and responsibilities. The document also explains that Kalinga culture values life as sacred and their core values of "paniyaw," "ngilin," and "bain" act as commandments to keep peace among the people.

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    The document discusses the Kalinga concept of peace in the Philippines. It describes the traditional Kalinga peace agreement called "bodong" where tribes agree on rules to govern their relationship. The process of drafting these agreements takes days as elders from each tribe discuss provisions, boundaries, and responsibilities. The document also explains that Kalinga culture values life as sacred and their core values of "paniyaw," "ngilin," and "bain" act as commandments to keep peace among the people.

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    The document discusses the Kalinga concept of peace in the Philippines. It describes the traditional Kalinga peace agreement called "bodong" where tribes agree on rules to govern their relationship. The process of drafting these agreements takes days as elders from each tribe discuss provisions, boundaries, and responsibilities. The document also explains that Kalinga culture values life as sacred and their core values of "paniyaw," "ngilin," and "bain" act as commandments to keep peace among the people.

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    Peace Ed 1

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    The document discusses the Kalinga concept of peace in the Philippines. It describes the traditional Kalinga peace agreement called "bodong" where tribes agree on rules to govern their relationship. The process of drafting these agreements takes days as elders from each tribe discuss provisions, boundaries, and responsibilities. The document also explains that Kalinga culture values life as sacred and their core values of "paniyaw," "ngilin," and "bain" act as commandments to keep peace among the people.

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    PEACE EDUCATION

    11

    Submitted To:
    Submitted By: Sharmaine Grace L. Dimara

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    III. Activity: Evaluating the Kalinga concept of Peace
    The activity will increase your knowledge about the Kalinga concept of peace. Make a paper
    regarding the Kalinga peace concept as embedded in its CORE values of Paniyaw, Ngilin and
    Bain/fain. You may confer with your co-teachers, friends or interview elder relatives in your
    community to enrich your discussion.
    Kalinga Concept of Peace
    “When our community is in a state of peace it can share that peace with neighboring
    communities”. To achieve freedom from fear of crimes or violence between individuals or group,
    a peace pact system was instituted to ensure harmonious relationship among the sub tribes of the
    province and outside it.

    Bódong is the traditional peace agreement in Kalinga. The bodong is a treaty of two tribes that
    have agreed to formulate rules (laws) that will negotiate their relationship with each other.
    Through this bodong, the safety of the people is ensured, when they travel and the existence of
    justice when a member of the tribe does something bad to a member of the other tribe.
    Drafting is a long process because the Pangat (elders) of the two sub tribes will talk and argue for
    several days. The Pagta (written laws) contains the provisions of the agreement, the boundaries
    of the tribe or ili covered by it, and the persons responsible for implementing and upholding the
    agreements. In the past, the memorials were memorized and passed down to each new
    generation.

    Kalinga people believe that life is sacred and should be protected. This cultural values of the
    Kalinga people are very important because it can dictate the people’s way of life. This core
    values are paniyaw, ngilin and bain.

    Paniyaw refers to the core belief which is centered on the concept of a supreme being called
    kabunyan. Ngilin refers to relationship of man with his fellow men. Bain refers to proper attitude
    towards other people. These cultural values are like Kalinga version of the commandments of
    God. It is a timeless practice of keeping the peace among the Kalinga people.

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    IV. Assessment: Briefly answer the following:
    1. According to Johan Galtung peace is both negative and positive. Discuss and briefly
    explain why.
    As they say nobody and nothing is perfect, even peace is not an exemption. Let’s take life as an
    example, life is not perfect as you expected there are and there will always be imperfect
    moments that will come. But if everything was perfect, we would never learn and we would
    never grow.
    Peace is positive when there are understanding, kindness and love and it is Negative when there
    are oppression and conflicts; Positive and negative they are both at the same time.

    2. Make a reflection on the importance of peace for development.


    A peaceful environment is a healthy environment and healthy environment is important for
    development. By means of healthy environment, there is no violence or crime. Peace is very
    important for development because when conflict/war arises it affects everything, in school,
    work, home, business etc.
    For example: When there is tribal conflict between the sub tribes; students, employees or
    civilians who are from that sub tribe will be affected not just from their works and studies but
    also their physical and emotional condition.
    We are living in an interconnected world every move of ours affects every other individual and
    growth of the society.

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