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Educational Monday Topics
March
2 VFA 11 Years After
9 Eh ano ngayon kung BABAE ka?
Women’s Month Episode
16 Historic Intramuros
23 Ha Homonhon
30 World Economic Crisis
2 VFA 11 Years After
9 Eh ano ngayon kung BABAE ka?
Women’s Month Episode
16 Historic Intramuros
23 Ha Homonhon
30 World Economic Crisis
GNP [Gutom na Pinoy] Rising: The Real State of the Nation
Kaya Mong Maging DAKILA
The idea of heroism sounds a little daft in a culture of game shows and celebrity video-phone scandals. Irony has become such an accidental virtue that it has swung back to hit us in the head. Calling someone a “hero” is to invite sarcasm and self-righteousness. So here we are now, living in a time tragically bereft of them.
Heroes are products of circumstance. There are those who have become so through sheer will, but there are people who become heroes after being pushed to a dead end.
A wise man once said our past shapes our response to the present. This nation was formed on the sacrifices made by martyrs both immortalized and anonymous. A country need not be a colony of a foreign power— it can also be the fiefdom of its own leaders. We are a heroic people, but we can also be shackled by our own pessimism and apathy.
A hero resides in every one of us. It begins in the mind, with one thought that says it can be done. To do all things with pride and dignity, to learn from the lessons of history, to realize that the deeds of our heroes are not hackneyed fables but real, breathing examples of how to live our lives.
This is a song about nobility. Listen.
Heroes are products of circumstance. There are those who have become so through sheer will, but there are people who become heroes after being pushed to a dead end.
A wise man once said our past shapes our response to the present. This nation was formed on the sacrifices made by martyrs both immortalized and anonymous. A country need not be a colony of a foreign power— it can also be the fiefdom of its own leaders. We are a heroic people, but we can also be shackled by our own pessimism and apathy.
A hero resides in every one of us. It begins in the mind, with one thought that says it can be done. To do all things with pride and dignity, to learn from the lessons of history, to realize that the deeds of our heroes are not hackneyed fables but real, breathing examples of how to live our lives.
This is a song about nobility. Listen.
Topics List
- atheism and religion (1)
- Bataan Nuclear Power Plant (1)
- CARP (1)
- coffee (1)
- college (1)
- comics (1)
- creative workshops (1)
- edsa (1)
- environment (1)
- father's day (1)
- fortune telling (1)
- Gaza Wars (1)
- gender rights (2)
- history (1)
- labor (1)
- mothers' day (1)
- Pinoy Comedy (1)
- Serious Music (1)
- SONA (2)
- vfa (1)
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E-mail: dakila.philippines@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.dakila.org.ph
Multiply: http://www.dakilacollective.multiply.com
Cellular: 09054292539
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