For billions of years, the Witches of Siquijor have always been feared and revered by the people of the island, dating back to their Sundalayan ancestors who once lived in Sunda.
During the last ice age, the Indonesian archipelago was part of two large landmasses, western parts were connected to Asia, and the eastern parts were connected to Australia.
As a writer with a desire to explore and record the unique stories of my heritage, I encounter obstacles in pursuing my dream of becoming a full-time author. I am a devotee of the journalist Graham Hancock, who has devoted his life to discovering our Ancient and Lost Prehistoric Civilizations. His Ancient Apocalypse series on Netflix has inspired me to write about the Philippines, where I was born. I hope to one day travel and promote the 7100 islands full-time, paying tribute to my birthplace, showcasing its history and culture, and receiving sponsorship from Gaia, Netflix, or National Geographic. I still have a full-time job, so I am unable to travel to these remote islands. I also have limited writing instruments, as I use my iPad as my primary writing device. I am confident that I can overcome these obstacles with your help, advice, and suggestions. If you could point me in the right direction, I would be able to realize this enduring ambition.
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