Tuesday, November 9, 2010

TURUAN UPANG MAKAAHON SA KAHIRAPAN


     “Ang gagaling ng mga Pilipino”,wika ng ibang mga dayuhan.Tila namamangha sa angking katalinuhan at kagalingan ng bawat Pilipino. Ngunit nagmistuan silang bulag sa kanilang mga sinasabi.Bulag sila sa katotohanang hindi lahat ng Pilipino ay nakapagtapos at nakapag-aral man lamang.Hindi nila nakita ang kalagayan ng ibang mga Pilipino na naghihirap at wala man lang alam kahit na kakarampot lamang. Subalit ano nga ba ang magagawa mo  upang maibsan ang paghihirap ng bawat Pilipino? Kailangan nga ba ang karunugan upang makaahon sa kahirapan?
      Maraming dayuhan ang nagsasabing matatalino at magagaling ang mga Pilipino.Ngunit sila ay nagkamali.Hindi lahat ng Pilipino ay magaling. Hindi lahat ng tao ay talentado. At higit sa lahat,hindi lahat ng tao ay perpekto..Meron mga Pilipino ang hindi napagbigyang makapagtapos o makapag-aral man lamang.May mga taong nakatambay lamang at nagbabakasakaling mabigyan ng opur-tunidad na makapag-aral ng maayos.Hidi lahat ngtao ay pinapalad Hindi lahat ng Pilipino ay pinapalad.Hindi lahat ng tao ay katulad ni Manny Pacquiao na nanggaling sa mahirap tungo sa rurok ng tagumpay.
      Sa panahon ngayon,naghihirap ang ating bansa. Pinagdadaanan nito ang mga mabibigat na suliranin tulad ng kahirapan,kagutuman at pagkakabaon sa utang .Maraming Pilipino ang walang permanenteng tahanan.Ang ibang Pinoy ay naninirahan sa mga ilalim ng tulay at gilid ng estero. Ang iba ay humahanap ng maayos na hanap-buhay.Ngunit ang iba ay nabigo lamang dahil sa kadahilanang di nakapagtapos ng pag-aaral.Ngunit ang iba ay di nagpatalo.Nagtyaga pa rin sila upang kumita lamang.Kahit anong trabaho ay kanilang sinuong upang may maitustos lamamg sa kanilang pangaraw-araw na pangangailangan .Hindi sila nagalinlangan na tanggapin ang trabahong ibibigay sa kanila .Ngunit sa kahirapang kanilang tinatamasa,karunungan lang ang tanging solusyon.Ito ang nagsisilbing sandata at proteksyon natin laban sa kahirapan.Kaya nitong sugpuin ang kahit anong kahirapang darating sa atin.Hindi natin kailangan ng kahit anong material na bagay.
      Ang karunungan ay hindi lamang basta dumarating sa atin.Kailangan nati itong pagsikapan.Dahil ito lamamng ang alas natin laban sa kahirapan.Tulad nga ng aking nasabi,di lahat ng tao ay katulad ni Manny Pacquiao.Ngunit ang kahit anong swerte sa buhay ay di matutumbasan ang karunungan. Tila ba ito ang liwqanag na magliligtas sa atin sa dilim.Hindi lahat ng tao ay matalino ngunit kung magsisikap,gagaling.Sa araw-araw na pakikisalamuha natin sa bawat tao ay may makakasalubong tayong taong magtuturo sa atin tulad ng guro..Maaari din tayong tulungan ng libro at maging ang makabagong pamamaraan tulad ng “internet”.At kapag dumating na ito sa atin,panahon na natin upang ituro an gating nalalaman.”kaya’t halina’t turuannatin sila,upang makaahon sa kahirapan!”

our hero


Dr. José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda[1] (June 19, 1861 – December 30, 1896, Bagumbayan), was a Filipino polymath, patriot and the most prominent advocate for reforms in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era. He is considered a national hero of the Philippines,[2] and the anniversary of Rizal's death is commemorated as a Philippine holiday called Rizal Day. Rizal's 1896 military trial andexecution made him a martyr of the Philippine Revolution.
The seventh of eleven children born to a wealthy family in the town of CalambaLaguna, Rizal attended the Ateneo Municipal de Manila, earning a Bachelor of Arts. He enrolled in Medicine and Philosophy and Letters at the University of Santo Tomas and then traveled alone toMadrid, Spain, where he continued his studies at the Universidad Central de Madrid, earning the degree of Licentiate in Medicine. He attended the University of Paris and earned a second doctorate at the University of Heidelberg. Rizal was a polyglot conversant in at least ten languages.[3][4][5][6] He was a prolific poet, essayist, diarist, correspondent, and novelist whose most famous works were his two novels, Noli me Tangere and El filibusterismo.[7] These are social commentaries on the Philippines that formed the nucleus of literature that inspired dissent among peaceful reformists and spurred the militancy of armed revolutionaries against the Spanish colonial authorities.
As a political figure, Jose Rizal was the founder of La Liga Filipina, a civic organization that subsequently gave birth to the Katipunan[8] led byAndrés Bonifacio and Emilio Aguinaldo. He was a proponent of institutional reforms by peaceful means rather than by violent revolution. The general consensus among Rizal scholars, however, attributed his martyred death as the catalyst that precipitated the Philippine Revolution

christmas poem


I Wish That I Could Wrap Up Christmas

I wish that I could wrap up all the love and Holiday cheer
That comes along with Christmas and with New Year's every year,
Pack it in a pretty box and put it on my shelf
And pull it down again each year and give it to myself.

I wish that I could tie up all my favorite carols with twine,
Wind around some ribbon, too, and for twelve months call them mine
Until the next Yuletide came when the sounds again could be unfurled
And untie every single one then give them to the world

christmas in november

Christmas Articles & Information


Festive ideas, tips, advice in our Christmas articles. Making your Christmas a special time to enjoy and to remember.


Christmas Card Etiquette Guide
A valuable guide to Christmas Card Etiquette. When should you send your christmas cards? Who should you send Christmas cards to? What should you write in your Christmas cards?
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When Santa got Stuck up the Chimney
Breaking News! Santa Claus also known as Father Christmas has got himself stuck up the chimney and local boys and girl are reluctant to pull him out, and they are laughing at Santa Stuck in the chimney pot. Read the full News Report about Santa�s terrible plight.
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A Christmas Quiz
Everyone has their own idea about Christmas. But few know the "facts" as given by the Bible. Here is a short quiz to test your knowledge. I think you will be surprised at how much you know (or don't know)
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Little Donkeys Special Secret
We all know the Christmas Carroll 'Little Donkey'. The little donkey carried Mary safely on her way to Bethlehem where Mary gave birth to Jesus. But the story doesn't end there for the little donkey, because something very special happened to the donkey that would change him forever.
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Twelve Tips For Decorating a Christmas Tree
Sometimes decorating a christmas tree can seem so complicated that you feel like singing "Uh oh christmas tree" rather than "Oh christmas tree". Whether you are decorating a natural evergreen or an artificial tree here are some tips for making the entire experience a little less disorganized.
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Make a Painted Christmas Card
If it is the much awaited Christmas time and you want to send some beautiful Christmas cards to your friends and relatives then why to purchase an expensive card from the market instead you can paint a Christmas card at your home that shall have a personal touch too.
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Christmas - Happiness and Psychological Health Through Giving
Christmas is a time for giving and giving is the act of generosity. It nourishes love in our relationships and builds the human spirit. Research shows that people who give without expectation and who do not feel diminished by the act of giving are the most psychologically healthy in our society today.
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Hosting Stress Free Children's Christmas Parties
Hosting a children's Christmas party can be stressful but it doesn't have to be, you just need to do a little forward planning. This article addresses some of the issues that may arise at a children's Christmas party, and shows you how to overcome them so that you host a successful children's Christmas party.
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Children's Christmas Ice Breaking Party Games
If your hosting a children's Christmas party, ice breaking party games are a brilliant way for a group of people to get to know each other, get over shyness, and generally 'break the ice' and therefore make way for festive fun. This article has 3 suggestions for Christmas Ice breaking games to get your party off to a great start!
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The Christmas Jigsaw Race
A cheap and fun children's party game. Ideal for children of all ages. Its a race against one anther to collect your Christmas jigsaw pieces and to complete your jigsaw.
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Pin the Nose on Rudolf Game
This is a simple children's Christmas party game. I deal for young children due to the simple rules. It's all round good fun.
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Tips to convince Your Child that Santa Exists
Ways to convince your child that Santa exists. Tricks and tips to prolong the magical belief in Father Christmas Ho Ho Ho
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Dressing up as Santa Claus? Tips and Pointers
Are you thinking of dressing up as Santa Claus this wintertime? We have some important information to ensure that you do not blemish Santa's reputation and so that you make an authentic Father Christmas. Santa has had enough of second rate Santa's making children loose their beliefs I him.
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The History of Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer
Everyone knows Rudolf. He is Santa's leading reindeer on account of his red nose that lights Santa's way through the winter night sky every Christmas Eve, But do you know how old Rudolf is, and why we include him in the Christmas festive season?
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Is Santa Claus Real?
Is Santa Claus real? Every child wants to know if the tale of Santa is true, and If there is really a jolly old elf who pops down chimneys to bring children gifts... What will you tell your child? Will you keep the spirit of Santa alive?
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Christmas Secrets Revealed
know that Santa is famous for his hearty 'ho ho ho' greeting and laughter. However most people have no idea of the powerful healing benefits of laughter! Researchers now tell us that laughter brings balance to all components of our immune system.
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Photo Christmas Cards 
7 Unique Ideas for This Year's Holiday Card.
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The Christmas Robin
The humble robin is a traditional Christmas symbol in the UK, the colourful bird often depicted on our festive greetings cards and Christmas gift wrapping. And during our long bleak winters it lifts us to hear the chirpy song of the festive robin. But is it all snow-dusted post-boxes for the robin?
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Guide In Buying Christmas Toys For Children
Do you have a toddler on your shopping list? You will want to make sure the toys you buy are safe? This is a helpful article packed with sensible tips and advice about which sorts of toys are best for children this Chrismas.
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A Brief History of Christmas
There is no doubt that Christmas is among the greatest religious holidays in the Western world. Actually the majority of people consider it to be the most highly anticipated and marketed one.
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A Short History of the Christmas Carol
How much do you know about Christmas Carols? Some of our songs about Santa Claus, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, Baby Jesus, and the holiday of Christmas are probably older than you think, no wonder they are so important to our Christmas festivities.
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The History of Christmas Lights: How Did the Tradition Begin?
The fervent use of Christmas lights is one that sparks interest in many people every year. This year, you can spark an interesting conversation at a holiday party, or pass the tale down to your children, adding stories of culture to all the holiday cheer. It might be fun learning why we put lights up for Christmas and how the tradition began