| Practice or ritual | Purpose | Material/s | Description of practice or ritual | Additional information | Informant/s | Address |
| Indicate the name of the practice or ritual in the local language. Describe succinctly the practice or ritual. Include etymology of the term, if known | Indicate purpose of the practice or ritual, eg, to know the cause of the ailment, for treatment, to ward off evil spirit, or other. | Indicate the materials used. | Describe the practice or ritual. To be complemented by photo and/or video documentation, after obtaining consent from the healer and patient. | Indicate any additional information. | Indicate First, Middle,Family names of the informant | Indicate full address: province, municipality, barangay, sitio/purok/street |
| The ritual "Panawag-tawag, tawag=Manobo, tubad: pagsasalita, pakikipag-usap, pangintuu | For special gathering and other important occasions. | Materials used are live chicken (or anything domesticated animal for offering), knife, tobacco, kalisaw (bunga). | The healer called "manubagtubag" performs panawagtawag invoking Tyumanem's blessings through his anito or diwata. The detailed description of the ritual was not allowed to be disclosed. | Tyumanem is God in Tagakaolo. | Clarita Inantay-a traditional general practitioner in Tagakaolo and at the same time she is also a Mananamok (Tagakaulo)-traditional birth attendant or midwife. | Davao del Sur, Malita, Barangay Pinalpalan, Sitio Lunao |