Apu Malinda' School of Living Tradition - Menubu Tribe

🌕Full Moon Chants and Story Telling — May 30, 2026
“Teteremen wey Ulagingen te Tuker”


Under the moonlight, we listen, remember, and share.
Bring anything you wish for our communal dinner — food, drink, or story — and let the fire carry our voices into the future.

“Diralem te bulan, pemineg kew, tanudtanud kew, wey paambit kew.

Uwit kew te minsan hengkey he idkeuyag nu te duma ta- kekaan, keinum, wey’k ulegingen wey teteremen be - iyan kes hapuy ed-uwit dut lageng tew rit keurema.

Last Saturday, our young learners embraced the wisdom of the Menubu People by learning the history of their traditional clothing — its many forms, the occasions it is worn, and the meaning it carries. Teaching this knowledge is essential, so that the indigenous youth may carry themselves with dignity and understand the living spirit woven into their attire.

We extend heartfelt gratitude to the Xavier Science Foundation for providing new learning materials thoughtfully designed for our indigenous learners, along with toys that brought joy to their hearts. We also honor the benevolent individuals who generously shared their resources to provide snacks for the children.

May the ancestors bless all who have contributed to nurturing the minds and spirits of our youth.

Today’s class began with pangapug — grounding us in taste, texture, and memory. As we named its ingredients, our elders shared how inapugan sustained our ancestors through the hardships of WWII, reminding us that ritual is also resilience. In that moment, we guided a young mind toward decolonization, opening the path of indigenous spirituality in ways they could grasp. We closed by letting them express their learning through symbols — small marks of continuity between past and future, proof that culture lives on in each child’s imagination. 🌿✨

📢📢📢 May 2026 Schedule ‼️

📢📢📢‼️ We are grateful to announce the rhythm of our gatherings for this year. These sessions are not performances, but living culture — where children and youth walk with ancestry and carry tradition forward.

📅 Every Last Saturday of the Month — Regular Classes & Sessions

• 9:00 – 11:30 AM → Ages 12 and below
• 2:00 – 5:00 PM → Ages 13 and above

🌕 Every Full Moon — Storytelling & Ulaging with the Elders

• 8:00 – 11:30 PM → All ages welcome

📢📢📢 Our few remaining shirts are on sale‼️‼️‼️
PM for new prices!

Wear the Dream. Honor Datu Ampuan.
Support the Apu Malinda School of Living Tradition of the Menubu People.

This shirt is more than clothing — it is a banner of remembrance and a pledge of support. The Apu Malinda SLT is the vision of Datu Ampuan, a dream for his people to carry forward their wisdom, dignity, and heritage.

By wearing this shirt, you stand with the Menubu People:
✅ Preserving ancestral knowledge
✅ Uplifting the dream of Datu Ampuan
✅ Carrying culture with pride into the future

Selling Price:
⚫ Fearless - 375
⚪ Kindness - 325

✨ Contributions beyond the price are welcome, as every purchase support for the creation of Apu Malinda School of Living Tradition.

📩 Message me directly for purchase.

After more than a decade of dreaming and manifesting, and in tribute to Datu Ampuan Jeodoro Sulda, our very own School of Living Tradition has finally opened.

Today, nearly thirty children gathered — far beyond the ten we first expected. Thirty young hearts ready to continue our culture, not as performance or stage show, but as living tradition. They are the future of our people, the continuation of our tribes’ heritage.

We know challenges lie ahead, but we also know the Apus never forsake those who strive to carry their legacy forward. This is a pure people’s movement, born from community strength and ancestral blessing.

To everyone who supported this journey: thank you. We will not name you one by one, for we believe the Apus have already written your names in their memory.

The Apu Malinda’ School of Living Tradition is a community-rooted space where heritage breathes, teaches, and continues. Founded to honor the dream of Datu Ampuan Jeodoro Sulda, the school stands as a living testament to indigenous resilience and dignity.Here, culture is not reduced to performance or show — it is practiced daily, woven into learning, storytelling, and ceremony. Rooted in ancestry and guided toward the future, the school nurtures youth, empowers communities, and keeps tradition alive as a living path. 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌