In the heart of Brgy. South Signal Village, Taguig City, Bahay Siadtala Binabaylan Inc. (BSBI) stands as a beacon of cultural revival and spiritual empowerment. Founded by Rev. Alvin Lasquety Sentin, Bahay Siadtala is more than a ministerial center—it is a movement that seeks to reclaim indigenous Filipino identity and contribute meaningfully to nation building through cultural and spiritual education.
A Mission Rooted in Ancestral Heritage
Bahay Siadtala’s core mission is to reconnect Filipinos with their ancestral spiritual lineage, known as Anituhan. Through rituals, workshops, and immersive learning experiences, the center fosters a deeper understanding of pre-colonial Filipino spirituality, empowering individuals to embrace their identity and heritage.
This cultural awakening is not just personal—it is political. By reviving indigenous practices, Bahay Siadtala challenges colonial narratives and promotes cultural sovereignty, a vital component of nation building.
Social Responsibility Through Education and Empowerment
Rev. Sentin’s leadership has transformed Bahay Siadtala into a hub for spiritual and cultural education. The center offers structured learning modules on:
- Baybayin and Mysticism: Teaching the ancient Filipino script and its spiritual significance.
- Tawas and Gayuma Practices: Reviving traditional healing and love rituals with ethical guidance.
- Katalonan Wisdom: Training future spiritual leaders in the ways of the Binabaylan, the indigenous priest-healers.
These programs are not only spiritual—they are tools for empowerment, especially for marginalized communities seeking identity, healing, and purpose.
Building a Spiritually Conscious Nation
Bahay Siadtala’s approach to nation building is holistic. It recognizes that spiritual consciousness and cultural pride are foundational to a resilient society. By nurturing these values, the center contributes to:
- Mental and emotional well-being through indigenous healing practices.
- Community solidarity by fostering inclusive spiritual gatherings.
- Civic engagement rooted in cultural awareness and ethical responsibility.
Rev. Sentin’s vision is clear: a nation that honors its ancestors, heals its people, and builds its future on the wisdom of its past.
A Model for Cultural Sustainability
In a rapidly modernizing world, Bahay Siadtala offers a model for cultural sustainability. It bridges ancient traditions with contemporary needs, ensuring that indigenous knowledge remains relevant and accessible. Through online platforms, certifications, and community outreach, the center extends its impact beyond Taguig—reaching Filipinos across the country and abroad
Bahay Siadtala is not just a house—it is a home for the Filipino soul. In its quiet rituals and powerful teachings, it lays the foundation for a nation that remembers, heals, and rises.