'Make sure to Shake off the Spirit after a Funeral - Pagpag. After attending a funeral, make sure to stop by a place and shake the dust off of your clothes before moving on. If you don’t do this, the spirit of the deceased will follow you home. This is a popular superstition in the Philippines/Filipino superstition especially by Filipino elders called “Pagpag” which is the act of shaking the dirt off of something. After a funeral, the spirit of the deceased/ or theiris said to follow an attendee as a ghost, and in order to stop it, you must shake them off or pagpag them - somewhere else. Of course, that is only a Filipino superstition… or is it? For more Filipino superstitions/Filipino superstitious beliefs/ Filipino beliefs and Filipino mythical creatures, follow for more! also let me know on the comments if you have (or know) any lesser-known Filipino superstitions/Filipino superstitious beliefs/ Filipino beliefs and Filipino mythical creatures. Like my sound? I use this BUDGET Studio Gear for my videos:
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