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Bakunawa: The Philippine Mythology's Sea Serpent
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The Bakunawa is a serpent-like dragon in Philippine mythology. It is believed to be the cause of eclipses, earthquakes, rains, and wind. The movements of the Bakunawa served as a geomantic calendar system for ancient Filipinos and were part of the shamanistic rituals of the babaylan.
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Mythical Sea Serpent of Ancient Folklore
This image shows a mythical sea serpent. According to ancient folklore, it is associated with eclipses and other natural phenomena. The creature's movements are said to have influenced ancient calendars.
Creado por xinectx el Aug 3, 2022 usando el modelo generador de imágenes de IA Coherent.
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Luke @SamaMilikan
You might consider making a submission to my Philippine culture challenge that starts tomorrow:
2023-10-07T09:19:41.789ZReply
Looking for inspiration having to do with Philippine folklore. The Sama have what they call Naga or dragon. They also have the sowa mamatun which is a sea creature. I'm confused on what makes the difference, but I like that you created from your vantage point of more northern parts of the Philippines. Cheers.
Configuraciones de Creación
- Prompts de texto
- Sea SerpentWeight: 1
- Modelo
CKPT- Resolución inicial
Low
- Relación de aspecto
1:1
- Peso global del Prompt
50%
- Incremento de precisión
Ninguno
