[quote=nachtsider,Aug 26 2018, 09:32 PM]
Into the necropolis.










Hi Natch,

This Green face Tua Ya Peks from the Seventh Court of Hell?

How about green face with green robe tlyp? please advise. a little confused now

Not sure if this question has been asked before.

Why there is a need to stick burning joss stick on the every foods offered to hungry ghosts?

Why it is not practised when foods are being offered to deities?

Kindly enlighten us. Thanks.

If a Tua Ya Pek sports green skin, green robes or both, he is likely to be from the Seventh Court of Hell.

Hungry ghosts are only allowed to eat if given permission to do so; sticking an incense stick into a food item denotes that it is 'fair game'.

Deities on the other hand are not constrained by such restrictions.

Afternoon delights.

Ghostly gathering.

Once a balut eater, always a balut eater!

I do not eat that pinoy crap.

Stop denying it!

I'm not pinoy, you moron.

Ji Gong makes an unexpected guest appearance.

You are real Pinoy asswipe!

all of them is the same god right? they can appear all together at once?

I have zero pinoy blood, you idiot.

They are different gods.

There are multiple pairs of Tua Li Ya Pek.

That being said, different mediums channeling the same god CAN appear all together at once, because a god can split his life-force into clones/aspects to possess multiple mediums simultaneously.

Sunup to sundown.

Munchies and matinee.

Roadside ritual.

Wow, how long does this prayer held? The entire month?

Prayers can be performed for the entirety of the Seventh Month, with the most prominent dates being the first, the fourteenth/fifteenth and the last.