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Aug. 17th, 2009

Anxious Mind


An anxious mind is what many people have developed during these trying times. One of the most asked questions nowadays is: "What do we do if things continue to go downhill?".

News of an increase in the number of suicides that cover both the young and old show us that more people have given up hope and believe that it is better to stop living. Let me share with you something that has helped me see things in the proper perspective and I hope that you too will be benefited from it.

First off, an anxious mind is a dark and confused mind. What causes the mind to be dark and confused? Idolatry. My own definition of idolatry is the practice of not acknowledging God for who He is. The reason why idolatry is dangerous is because it leads us to thinking that other people/ material things/ pleasurable experiences are more important than Him.

"For ever since the world was created, people have seen the earth and sky. Through everything God made, they can clearly see His invisible qualities -- His eternal power and divine nature. So they have no excuse for not knowing God. Yes, they know God, but they wouldn't worship Him as God or even give Him thanks. And they began to think up foolish ideas of what God was like. As a result, THEIR MINDS BECAME DARK AND CONFUSED." (Romans 1:20-21)

Secondly, we were created to worship the living God. We are creatures of worship. If we do not know God as all-powerful, all-knowing, everpresent, as well as a personal and loving Father, we will end up worshipping other things. These things may include the trees, the sun, animals, celebrities, or even ourselves.

Lastly, knowing God and giving Him the worship that only He deserves will give us peace and hope.  

"All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen." (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

"You will keep in perfect peace him whose mind is steadfast, because he trusts in You." (Isaiah 26:3)
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Aug. 7th, 2009

Four Honor Guards: Symbols Of Dedication And Public Service


The four honor guards who escorted the casket of former Philippine President Corazon Aquino are symbols of dedication and public service . They stood motionless on top of a truck that took eight hours to travel from Manila Cathedral to Manila Memorial Park.

What is more remarkable is that they did their duty unaffected by the strong rain, the physical pain caused by standing straight for many hours, the need to go to the comfort room, the numerous jerks of the truck, the shouts of people in the street who wanted to give them food and drinks (maybe these well-meaning individuals thought that the honor guards were allowed to take a break before completing their task).

These men in uniform will be given honor by the Armed Forces of the Philippines but to them, it was honor enough to be a part of escorting the remains of President Aquino.

The kind of dedication and focus of these four honor guards is the kind we need to apply in our everyday lives. In a world full of distractions, it is not easy to keep our eyes fixed on the "main thing". We catch ourselves spending much time on things that do not support us in achieving our goals.

For those of us who are in public service, may we learn from the example shown by Private Class Antonio Cadiente (Philippine Army), Airman 2nd Class Gener Laguindam (Philippine Air Force), Police Officer 1 Danilo Malab, Jr., PO2 Edgardo Rodriguez (Philippine Navy). Indeed, anything worth doing is worth doing well.
 
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Jul. 31st, 2009

Well Done Is Better Than Well Said


"Well done is better than well said." (Benjamin Franklin)

So many politicians are very good in making promises that still need to be fulfilled after many years of public service. They have a unique talent of using all available resources to assure that people do not forget to write their names down on the election ballot come election day. By this, I mean all resources except the one that really counts which is "word of honor".

The big question to ask is: "What is this person's track record when it comes to fulfilling his/her responsibilities?"

For candidates who have had the opportunity to serve in the past -- "How did he/she use the resources that come with the vote of confidence, for the good of the people?"

For first time candidates -- "How does he/she deal with professional as well as personal responsibilities?" The answer to this question will give us an idea of how this person will serve as a leader. The kind of training he/she has acquired in dealing with responsibilities as a child and adult will continue to be his guide as a public servant.

We should not take the right to vote lightly.

Just like in the game of chess, the victory or defeat of a team lies on proper positioning of people who can lead the nation into greatness. Remember, even a pawn in the right place at the right time can triumph over a king!

 

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Jul. 20th, 2009

Jump!


I remember the story of a young boy who was on the third floor of an apartment building that was on fire.

Pedestrians from across the street were screaming, "Jump!". The city's rescue team volunteers who prepared a net to catch him were also shouting, "Jump!". They were all terrified as they watched the fire reach the unit where the boy was trapped. Some of them even started to think that maybe the boy was deaf.

Just when the people were ready to give up hope of seeing the boy safe from the fire, a man rushed to a spot where he was sure that the young boy could see him and shouted, "Jump!". Instantly, the boy jumped and was brought to safety. It was later on found out that the man who the boy obeyed, was his father.

The young boy obeyed because he knew in his heart that his father would never instruct him to do something that was not for his own good. The young boy knew that because his father loved him, the word "jump" could only lead him to safety.

In the midst of troubled times, from whose lips are we waiting to hear the word that will lead us to safety?

"Don't be afraid for I am with you. Do not be dismayed for I am your God. I will strengthen you. I will help you. I will uphold you with My victorious right Hand." (Isaiah 41:10)


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Jul. 15th, 2009

Peace In Times Of Trouble


Where do you find peace in times of trouble? This is the question that stands out in the midst of uncertainty caused by a flood of shocking world events.

For many people, peace is found in the abundance of wealth, a thriving career, a stable source of income, a high position in the industry, or a reputable name in society. However, all of these can be gone in a flash due to a collapse in the economy or a scandal like what we see in the news today.

Peace has to be anchored on something that is unchangeable. Something that is not moved by what is temporary.

"Peace is not the absence of trouble but the presence of God." (J. Oswald Sanders)

"The LORD is my Shepherd [to feed, guide, and shield me], I shall not lack. He makes me lie down in [fresh, tender] green pastures; He leads me beside the still and restful waters. He refreshes and restores my life [my self]; He leads me in the paths of righteousness [uprightness and right standing with Him -- not for my earning it, but] for His name's sake. Yes, though I walk through the [deep, sunless] valley of the shadow of death, I will fear or dread no evil, for You are with me; Your rod [to protect] and Your staff [to guide], they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my [brimming] cup runs over. Surely or only goodness, mercy, and unfailing love shall follow me all the days of my life, and through the length of my days the house of the Lord [and His presence] shall be my dwelling place." (Psalm 23)


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Jul. 13th, 2009

You First


You first. These two words are what I usually hear people say when dared to do a challenge. A host of a TV show that challenges contestants to do difficult stunts, starts the show by doing them herself. She does it to show the contestants that what is being asked of them is not impossible.

We all have our own struggles. They may be issues concerning pride, anger, jealousy, lust -- just to name a few. There are times when they seem to be so overpowering, that we feel like "throwing in the towel" and just say, "Well, that's life. You win some, you lose some."

Personally, i want to be a more loving and forgiving person. I think that majority of the human population share this desire. It really is an extra challenge.

The good news is that when our struggles become overwhelming, we can look to the One who took the challenge first and follow His example.

"We love each other because He loved us first." (1 John 4:19)

"Make allowance for each other's faults, and forgive anyone who offends you. Remember, the Lord forgave you, so you must forgive others." (Colossians 3:13)

Let us ask the Lord to give us the strength to overcome our struggles. There is hope because He did it first.


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Jul. 10th, 2009

To Know Is To Love


My friend Boyet knows me so well that he can tell you what I like to eat when I'm tired, when I'm in the mood to celebrate a special occasion, or when I'm sad. He also knows the kind of music I like, the books I read, and the places I frequently visit. It took a long time for him to reach this level of knowledge about me. He had to observe me in the course of our friendship of many years.

I believe that God also wants us to know Him well. To know Him is to love Him. To know Him is to trust Him. It gives Him pleasure when we observe how He takes care of us specially in times when we feel so helpless in the midst of trouble. All we need to do is to come to Him and believe that He is a prayer-answering God who loves us deeply. What we observe, will build in us the confidence that He is always with us.

When fear sets in, and we need to weigh in, let us always remember that nothing is impossible nor too difficult for Him!

 
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Jul. 8th, 2009

Paper...Not Pepper


Paper...not pepper. How do you explain to your niece that a sheet of "paper" is not pronounced as a sheet of "pepper"? How can you argue with, "But my teacher said pepper...not paper."

It is sad to think that the quality of education offered in many of our schools nowadays, is at its all time low. One of the main reasons for this decline is the exodus of qualified teachers who choose to work in other countries where their efforts are well compensated. Can we blame them? We cannot shove the spirit of nationalism down the throat of a parent who desires to provide for the needs of his/her children.

On the other hand, there are a few excellent teachers who turn their backs on the so-called "greener pastures". They choose to remain in the country and serve their countrymen by teaching passionately as well as training others to do the same. Thank God for these selfless individuals!


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Jun. 26th, 2009

Beautifully Imperfect


In a TV commercial that shows how imperfections make a relationship perfect, the words said serve as a wake-up call to not be blind to the real value of our loved ones.

Here's the script followed by the video.

Coordinator:
"Mrs. Lee, I believe you have some words to say about the dearly departed."

Mrs. Lee:
"I'm not going to sing praises for my late husband. Not today. Neither am I going to talk about how good he was. Enough people have done that here. Instead, I want to talk about some things that will make some of you feel a bit uncomfortable.

First off, I want to talk about what happened in bed. Ever had difficulty starting your car engine in the morning? (Mrs. Lee makes a loud snoring sound resembling a car engine's difficult start) Well, that's exactly what David's snoring sounded like but wait, snoring wasn't everything. There was also this rear end wind action going on as well. Some nights, it would be so forceful, it would wake him up. 'What was that?', he would ask. 'Oh it's the dog.' I would say, 'Go back to sleep, dear.'

Oh you might find this all very funny, but toward the end of his life, when his illness was at its worst, these sounds indicated to me that my David was still alive -- and what I wouldn't give just to hear those sounds again before I sleep.

In the end is (are) these small things that you remember -- the little imperfections that make them perfect for you.

So to my beautiful children, I hope one day, you too find yourselves life partners who are as beautifully imperfect as your father was to me."
 



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Jun. 24th, 2009

Light For My Path


As people become increasingly anxious about so many things from financial to health issues, it is wise to go back to the Word of God in order to shed light in this dark situation.

"Your Word is a lamp to guide my feet and a light to my path." (Psalm 119: 105)

"Show me the right path, O LORD, point out the road for me to follow. Lead me by Your truth and teach me, for You are the God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in You. Remember, O LORD, Your compassion and unfailing love, which You have shown from long ages past. Do not remember the rebellious sins of my youth. Remember me in the light of your unfailing love, for You are merciful, O LORD. The LORD is good and does what is right, He shows the proper path to those who go astray. He leads the humble in doing right, teaching them His way. The LORD leads with unfailing love and faithfulness all who keep His covenant and obey His demands." (Psalm 25: 4-10)

"Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank Him for all He has done. Then you will experience God's peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus." (Philippians 4: 6,7)

Let us choose to lift our burdens unto the Lord who was, who is, and who will always be mighty to save!

 

 


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Jun. 12th, 2009

Tunay Na Biyaya


Tunay na Biyaya
(a poem by Confideo in Tagalog)

Kaibigan ko siya, kaibigan ka niya, kaya tayo nagkakilala
Pareho tayong masarap kumain at mahilig sa musika 
Mga "jokes" natin ay hindi na kailangan pang ipaliwanag
Malayo-layo pa ang "punchline", atin na itong naaaninag

Hindi kaya tayo kambal na pinaglayo nung tayo'y bagong silang?
Kung anuman ang katotohanan, may nasagot kang kakulangan
Lahat ng tao'y nangangailangan ng tunay na kaibigan
At may buong pagmamahal mo itong tapat na tinugunan

Nawa'y tayo ay magkasama ng mahaba-habang panahon
Sabay nating suungin ang buhay na puno ng maraming hamon
May kakaibang tapang ang nabubuo sa loob ng sinumang
Nagtataglay ng taos-pusong pag-aruga ng isang katuwang

Nagpapasalamat ako sa Diyos dahil ibinigay ka Niya
Upang aking makasabay sa mga lakbaying itinalaga
Kulang ang salita para sabihin kung gaano kasaya
Magkaro'n ng isang kaibigan tulad mong tunay na biyaya

 

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Jun. 11th, 2009

Only Green Means Go


As I waited for the traffic light to turn green so I could cross to the other side of the street, something clicked inside me. The truth that only green means go (not red, not yellow), served as a very timely reminder.

Life is full of red, yellow and green lights. If we're not careful, we can confuse one for the other thus causing enormous pain. How many times have we stopped when we were supposed to go full speed ahead? How about those missed opportunities to "smell the flowers" when we chose to rush through important seasons in our lives? Who could forget those moments when we thought preparation was a waste of time until we fell flat on our faces as we did things unequipped?

"For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die. A time to plant and a time to harvest. A time to kill and a time to heal. A time to tear down and a time to build up. A time to cry and a time to laugh. A time to grieve and a time to dance. A time to scatter stones and a time to gather stones. A time to embrace and a time to turn away. A time to search and a time to quit searching. A time to keep and a time to throw away. A time to tear and a time to mend. A time to be quiet and a time to speak. A time to love and a time to hate. A time for war and a time for peace." (Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8)

There is a season and purpose for everything.


 
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Jun. 6th, 2009

George Sampson: Perseverance Uncut


Perseverance is the steady pursuit of a goal inspite of difficulties and obstacles. Sadly, there are less and less people who have this admirable quality.

A fine example of perseverance is George Sampson, the 14 year old boy who danced his way to victory in the 2008 Britain's Got Talent competition. He first joined the competition in 2007 but did not make it to the finals. Instead of giving up on his dream, he did everything to raise the bar and become a better dancer by undergoing intensive training and practice. George would raise funds to pay for training by literally dancing in the street. He was earlier diagnosed to have a disease that involved the curve of his spine. The disease meant that his dancing would put his health at risk but even this obstacle did not stop George from dancing.

George's life is so centered on dancing that when he was asked to describe his ideal girl, he said she should be a good dancer. A person who is passionate about his craft wants to be surrounded with people who share the same passion.

What a great reminder!

 





 

 

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Jun. 2nd, 2009

Healthy versus Toxic Relationship


"A healthy relationship is full of laughter, gratitude, kindness and respect. If conflict is crowding out all these elements and leaving you with nothing but constant squabbling, then it's going to be tough to build a meaningful and fulfilling relationship." I am not sure if this quote was texted or emailed to me but isn't it just sooo true?!

Healthy relationships make life so much better. They inspire us to be the best that we can be. They make us confident in taking risks knowing that we have a support system that will carry us through difficult situations.

On the other hand, toxic relationships can snuff the light out of us like a lighted cande in the middle of the storm. The word "toxic" is an appropriate adjective for this kind of relationship because it can cause malfunction, injury, a poisonous effect, and sometimes even death.

An example of a toxic relationship is the one that teenagers usually get into nowadays. A pretty girl meets a good-looking boy and decides to have a romantic relationship based on an initial physical attraction. The problem here is, since the relationship is founded on physical attraction, all kinds of insecurities come in. The girl thinks to herself: "Will my boyfriend still want me to be his girlfriend if he meets another girl who is a lot prettier than I am?" This fear will cause jealousy and fits of anger which will soon lead to the end of the relationship.

Life is a series of choices so always take time to make the right ones!
 
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May. 25th, 2009

Stubborn Love

 

STUBBORN LOVE
(a poem by Confideo)

I look into your eyes and see eternity unfold before me
Your presence fills my life to an almost intolerable degree
The rebel deep within sometimes wants to just run and escape from you
But your stubborn love would not give up as you pursue me through and through

As I allow you to show me your love in ways nobody else can
My heart longs for an answer to: "How could you be so extravagant?"
I realize that the years I lived before you came into my life
Were characterized by wandering in circles on a cold, cold night

Now a day without you is something I would compare to a nightmare
The intensity of your love creates a need to come to you bare
Bare of all pretensions, hypocrisies, and everything else untrue
Because of who you are, my response can only be... "I love you, too." 

 

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May. 21st, 2009

Kris Allen: Giving The World A Heart Attack


I am not surprised that Kris Allen won the American Idol Season 8 competition. After all, he did give the world a heart attack -- he delivered his songs from the heart.

Once the contestants make it to the finals, it would be safe to say that their vocal skills have been judged as excellent. In addition to vocals, glamour and technique can bring a contestant far in the race to victory. But as illustrated in the American Idol's final results where Kris Allen came out victorious, singing is mainly a heart touching another heart.

In a high-tech world such as ours, Kris Allen showed us what a high-touch approach can do.
 
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May. 17th, 2009

Bonding With Eli


Before anything else, I would like to thank everyone who prayed for my auntie's successful open heart surgery. She is presently regaining strength and is recovering wonderfully. Another proof that faith-filled prayer does move mountains.

Eli and I finally had our long-awaited bonding time late last night. Just as my auntie had an open heart surgery, Eli and I had an open heart conversation. She talked about her difficulty in finding what she really wants in life because of the stress and pressure at work. She is the kind of person who thrives on challenges and who constantly tries to prove something to the people around her.

As we tried to probe into what her motives behind her actions were, the fact that she was a people pleaser surfaced. The things she ended up doing were not necessarily what she wanted but what other people expected and sometimes even demanded of her. She admits that she is sad and is looking for something in life, but does not know exactly what it is.

I advised her to ask God to reveal to her what her real purpose is and to walk in that purpose. Hopefully, she will find herself soon and be the kind of person she was meant to be.
 
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May. 14th, 2009

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May. 11th, 2009

Qualities Of A Good Leader


What are the qualities of a good leader?

With Philippine national elections just around the corner (May 2010), we should be ready with our own checklist enumerating the qualities of a good leader.

Here's my partial checklist:

(1) A good leader gets his/her guidance from credible sources (tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are, right?).
(2) A good leader is a man/woman of integrity (one who will always choose to do the right thing).
(3) A good leader is fair (one who makes sure that the law is applicable to all, including himself/herself).
(4) A good leader has foresight (able to see far into the future).
(5) A good leader is God-fearing (serves people as a way of serving God).
(6) A good leader is flexible (able to change plans if the situation requires it).
(7) A good leader sees himself/herself as a public SERVANT and not a public master.
(8) A good leader inspires people to develop their potential.
(9) A good leader leads by example.
(10) A good leader is an excellent communicator.
(11) A good leader is diligent (persistent in accomplishing something).
(12) A good leader has an excellent record in fulfilling his/her responsibilities (as a student, a worker, a parent, a son/daughter, a brother/sister, a husband/wife, a member of the community, etc.)
(13) A good leader is willing to sacrifice personal gain for the good of his/her constituents.
(14) A good leader lives modestly (does not have an overconsumptive lifestyle).
(15) A good leader has good work ethics (i.e. always on time).
(16) A good leader remains cool under pressure (specially during a time of crisis).

Some might think that this list is quite idealistic but the fact is, we have to raise our standards. If we do not raise the bar, we will have to be content with mediocrity for years to come. Yikes!

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May. 5th, 2009

I Don't Want To Go


One of my favorite songs is I Don't Want To Go by Avalon. The chorus goes, "I don't want to go somewhere if I know that you're not there 'cause I know that ME WITHOUT YOU, IS A LIE. I don't want to walk that road, be a million miles from home, 'cause my heart needs to be where you are. So I don't want to go.".

This song reminds me of the bible characters: Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. These young boys refused to worship the image of gold that King Nebuchadnezzar set up. They preferred to be punished and thrown into a blazing furnace than do something that would displease their God. As a reward for their faith, they experienced the delivering presence of the Lord in a situation that served as a testimony of God's power.

The amazing part of the story is that when King Nebuchadnezzar witnessed how God saved these three teenagers from the fire, he became a believer and exclaimed, "... There is no other God who can rescue like this!" (Daniel 3:29).

Let us remember that the God in our mountaintop experiences is the same God who walks with us through the low valleys of our lives. "The Lord says, 'I will rescue those who love Me. I will protect those who trust in My Name. When they call on Me, I will answer: I will be with them in trouble. I will rescue and honor them. I will reward them with a long life and give them My salvation." (Psalm 91:14-16).

May we always seek His presence in everything we do.

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