'Modern culture can wipe out the Tagakaulo people if we simply leave things to fate,' says indigenous peoples' heritage conservation advocate Renny Boy Takyawan
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“It was a cobra, its neck spread as it struck,” recalled Cejar whose family moved to Rancho years ago after he retired as a senior executive with a Netherlands-based multinational company. However, Takyawan quickly pointed out that such traditional healing remedies are among many practices and ways of life of the Tagakaulo that are being threatened.
“Tagakaulo,” which translates to “people at the headwater,” generally refers to animists, although some have converted to Islam and Christianity. “We are supposed to be done empowering the youth. Now, we are teaching farmers that farming is not merely planting but a business as well,” Takyawan quipped.
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