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THE INTIMATE ALLIANCE BETWEEN RELIGION AND GOOD EDUCATION BY JOSE RIZAL.

Rizal's Poems: Group 2 Disclaimer: For Educational purposes only

Rizal's Poems: Group 2 Disclaimer: For Educational purposes only

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Ano ba ang kahalagahan nito ?

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Life Lessons You Can Learn From Jose Rizal

• AGAINST ALL ODDS
Rizal manifested the highest virtues being a Filipino. He struggled and won in the face of the most arduous situations, and inspired the Katipunaneros to revolt, and thereby helped found the first independent Republic of Asia.

• FOCUS ON YOUR GOALS
Fighting injustice in society was Rizal’s sole motto. Night and day, all he dreamed of was to free fellow Filipinos. Rizal became a leader of the reformist movement called Propaganda, an unwavering campaign for political and social freedoms. He wrote unceasingly for the La Solidaridad and even wrote two novels to reveal the atrocities of the Spanish colonials. These led to his assassination, but he died a hero.

• KEEP PERSONAL LIFE AWAY FROM WORK
While we do not live in such tumultuous times as Rizal's, it is important to keep distractions away from every workday. Rizal was so focused on the work that he did not allow loved ones or even his own preferences or emotions come in the way.

• USE YOUR TIME TO THE FULLEST
Rizal spent much of his time in self-improvement via self-education. Not only was he busy academically, but he also learned sculpture, painting, languages including German, and kept up with the latest conversations globally in philosophy and science. Even in exile in Dapitan (a remote town in Mindanao), he used his time in cataloging the local animal kingdom and plants to share with fellow revolutionists.

• THERE'S A VIRTUE IN GIVING
Rizal always led a frugal existence, including staying hungry at meals to pay rent and skipping outings to stay on track with his medical education. In Dapitan, even though he won the lottery, he relinquished all his winnings to build light and water infrastructure, and a school for fellow citizens, where he taught as well as offered free medical treatment.

source: https://www.monster.com.ph/career-advice/six-life-lessons-you-can-learn-from-jose-rizal-8142.html
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Nararapat ba na balik balik kan natin ang mga pang yayari lalo na't itoy makapagdudulot ng kapighatian?
Tayo ay binubuo ng nakaraan, ang ating nakaraan ang syag humuhubog sa ating pagkatao. Masama man o mabuti ang ating mga karanasan ,gamitin at isabuhay natin ang aral na naidudulot nito.
THE EX*****ON OF Dr. JOSE RIZAL (reinactment)

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Let's take a look at our National Hero throughout the years! 👀

Photos source: http://myrizal150.com/2011/06/different-faces-of-rizal/

DYK?

Rizal had not taken a bath for 136 days. This happened in Madrid when he wrote his sister Maria that since mid-August he had not taken a bath for two reasons. (1) He has not perspired because of the cold weather and (2) baths were expensive and he must have been conserving his limited funds.

Here's another one! 🙀

Rizal was polymath, which means a person of great learning in several fields of study. He was a journalist, playwright, ophthalmologist, farmer, historian, painter, novelist, engineer, and educator. He also had varying degrees of expertise in economics, ethnology, sociology, anthropology, architecture, cartography, martial arts, dramatics, fencing, and pistol shooting.

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Rizal was a polyglot. He was fluent in twenty-two languages: Hebrew, Filipino, Ilokano, Bisayan, Subanon, Chinese, Latin, Spanish, Greek, English, French, German, Arabic, Malay, Sanskrit, Dutch, Japanese, Catalan, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish and Russian.

Wow! 🙀 That's our National Hero! 👏👏👏