C H A N G E M E Change is the only constant in life Consider all the changes in a person’s life: a person is born a small baby, they live and grow, then one day become old and decrepit, and they ultimately die. It is the natural order of things, but no one wants to get old, suffer and die. So naturally, people do things to resist this big change, only to finally come to terms that they – like all living things – must wither away into a state of nothingness. But avoiding the natural changes of life only adds more suffering, creating a deep feeling that one is not being true to themselves and not living according to the natural order of the world. This, in turn, creates inner turmoil, as their resistance to change does more harm than good. Change makes for new challenges, for different ways of doing things, and it creates a disruption of the normal way of living for most people. pic src: https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fi.pinimg.com%
Every year, we,
Filipinos celebrate the independence day of our country during the 12th
day of the month of June by putting the Philippine flag on top of vehicles,
houses, buildings, etc. Our country was proclaimed independent in the year 1898
by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista who wrote the Declaration of Independence
Document. This celebration reflects the respect of the modern Filipinos by the
older Filipinos who were involved to this nightmare which is the colonization
of the country, and also to the heroes because of the sufferings they have been
through with the hands of the Spaniards. For me as a student and also a
Filipino citizen, it is good that we younger Filipinos are still looking back
to the greatness of the older Filipinos by this celebration which is the
Independence Day.
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