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# Shaking the Universe, Forming Humility

June 8, 2026, at 7:37 a.m., last Monday, became an unforgettable moment in my life.

I woke up at 5:30 a.m. because I had an early online class. From 6:00 to 7:00 a.m., I had two 30-minute sessions with my Korean students. It was part of my normal work schedule since I often start working as early as 5:00 a.m. After finishing my classes, I closed my laptop and prepared for the rest of my day.

Then, suddenly, an earthquake struck at exactly 7:34 a.m. with a recorded magnitude of 7.8. It was the strongest earthquake I have ever experienced. The shaking lasted for about three to five minutes, if I am not mistaken. I had to stand up and turn off the appliances I was using to prevent any electrical hazards. I also picked up the solar apparatus that my older brother had built and placed it on the floor for safety.

I searched for my dogs because one of them was extremely nervous and did not seem to understand what was happening. He kept running toward me and then in other directions. I felt sorry for my pets because it was their first time experiencing such a frightening event.

My mother panicked and ran outside while calling our names and telling us to leave the house immediately. During those moments, I tried to remain calm and composed. Although I was frightened, I did my best to stay steady while praying loudly for our safety. I could also hear my neighbors' fearful voices as they rushed outside.

To be honest, even though I was very scared, I had to think quickly about what to do. I brought my laptop and mobile phones with me because those devices are essential for my work. Then I called my dogs, and we went outside together. In my heart, I whispered a prayer to God, asking for protection during the earthquake.

In times of natural disasters, which are often unpredictable, the only name I continuously called upon was God. I did not mention the names of my parents or siblings. Instead, I called on God because I believed He was the one who could help and protect us.

I know that many people do not believe in God, but I am a Christian and a believer. Although I am not always devoted in my faith as I should be, I trust Him wholeheartedly. I sometimes feel guilty for not sharing more stories about His goodness and faithfulness. Nevertheless, I respect other religions and beliefs, and I never intend to impose my faith on anyone.

This experience reminded me that achievements, titles, and wealth are insignificant when compared to the power of nature. None of these things can save us when a natural disaster strikes unexpectedly. However, the good character we show to others becomes our lasting legacy.

People may not remember our appearance, our jobs, or even our accomplishments during difficult times. What they often remember is our kindness and the way we treated others. Therefore, let us be kind to one another because our lives on earth are temporary.

Moments of danger and uncertainty make us realize how vulnerable we truly are. They teach us humility, gratitude, and the importance of valuing the people around us. Sometimes, it takes a powerful event such as an earthquake to remind us that life is fragile and that every day is a gift.

Every Kindness Leaves Valuable Lessons

This story is an inspiration that even simple actions can make a difference. I can still vividly recall the time when I had nothing. It was during my freshman year in university when I had to commute from my boarding house to my school. As we all know, students’ allowances are sometimes insufficient, and I was not exempt from that situation.

There were several times when I did not have enough fare to take public transportation. Normally, I would ride a jeepney from my place to school. At first, I felt uncomfortable telling the drivers about my situation. However, my conscience told me that I should be truthful as much as possible. So, whenever my fare was short, I informed them honestly.

They responded with kindness and told me it didn’t matter. They would let me keep my money, and some even gave me extra cash for my daily needs. To be honest, I became emotional and deeply grateful. I thanked them many times, but they would simply say it was not a big deal. Some of them shared that they had children about my age who were also university students. They would tell me to take care of myself and study hard.

I had no words to express my feelings, and tears would fall as I reached my destination. From that moment on, I promised myself that I would do my best in everything. I hoped that if I became successful in the future, I could repay their kindness. Even if I could not return it directly to them, I would extend it to others who are going through similar struggles.

Let us not limit our goodwill toward others. We may be the reason someone feels motivated to strive harder every day to achieve their dreams. Helping one another is a reflection of our humanity and compassion.

Pursue meaningful work.

Every day, I hear different stories at work. One of my coworkers shared her difficult situation over the past few days. She usually has an annual general check-up for her health. Recently, she went to the hospital and underwent a check-up with a cancer specialist. The doctor found something in her chest, and she needed a more thorough examination to confirm it.

She and her family could not wait for a long period since the results would take about a month. So, they transferred to another hospital with a similar specialization. They went through the same process, but the results came faster, which was more convenient for them.

While waiting for the results, which took about two weeks, she did not feel like doing anything because her energy level was low. She was quiet during those weeks. Her family noticed the changes, felt sad, and tried to comfort her by saying that everything would be fine. Her children were worried about her, so they spent more time by her side.

When the long wait was finally over and the results came out, she felt relieved because everything was normal. She did not have any health problems. At that moment, she and her family rejoiced and felt grateful. They even prepared a thanksgiving gathering and invited the people who supported them during that time.

She told me that from now on, she would focus on doing meaningful work, such as maintaining her health and helping people who are sick or part of poor communities. I was deeply touched by her words because, as a daughter, I sometimes neglect my responsibilities toward my parents. I have taken their presence for granted and have not spent enough time with them.

I realized that I should change this now before it is too late. I encourage everyone to value their loved ones because we do not know what will happen tomorrow. Let us cherish the moments while our families are still with us—while we can still communicate with them—and show our gratitude and appreciation.

Always choose inner peace above anything else.

We might argue about this topic since many of us choose differently. I may choose my peace of mind over other things, such as a comfortable lifestyle. Some of you might respond with unique answers. Let me share my thoughts about it.

For the past few years, I have been chasing a luxurious life. I worked hard to earn a lot of money every day. My job became more demanding, which caused me stress. I had a hard time sleeping early at night and ended up sleeping too late. As a result, my health was compromised—I got sick and had to spend my savings on recovery.

Fortunately, I recovered quickly and realized that I should value my health more than anything else. At that time, I did not have inner peace, which made me feel empty. I know that we all strive to work hard to achieve our dreams, but sometimes we forget our main purpose in life. Life is not just about struggle, but also about living with enjoyment and balance.

Of course, I am not saying that we should stop pursuing our goals, but we should work in moderation. Therefore, we need to understand our priorities. Whether personal or general, it always depends on our choices. We should learn how to weigh things carefully.

Trust your instincts.

How powerful are our instincts? I wonder if you believe in your intuition. It is about feelings such as restlessness or calmness in every situation. There are times when we need to decide between things in our lives, and our inclination leads us to two options, whether they result in positive or negative outcomes.

For instance, in a dangerous situation, you may have a strong feeling that something is wrong or about to happen. We often go with that feeling, which can prevent us from perilous circumstances. Isn’t it amazing that we have this kind of internal warning that can be beneficial to everyone? It does not matter whether you choose to believe your suspicion or not—there is nothing to lose if you do. It is up to us what we do with it.

In addition, I once read in psychology that our instincts often reflect what we expect, and following them can lead to favorable outcomes. I personally believe in trusting our instincts because they do not usually lead us to unfortunate situations. You might not all agree; however, if you have had similar experiences, you may understand what I mean.

There is no harm in upholding them. Let us be vigilant in whatever we do and in the choices we make so that the worst scenarios can be avoided. Be mindful and sensitive enough to not take things lightly. Our minds have their own answers to the questions we ask ourselves. Learn to feel beyond the surface and do not hesitate to go deeper into what truly matters.

Few real friends are more than thousands of them.

Friends are particularly important of our lives. We live in the world not by ourselves but surrounding with different people. Why every person need friends? We may wonder why so I would love to discuss the reasons within. Let us start with this question, " How do you feel without having friends beside you?" I usually hear people's response in such way like , " I am fine with it." or others may respond with " I don't feel good without." The answers varies from person to person. We could not get the right answers if we don't experienced it by our own.

So, I would like to share based on my own engagement. I used to think that having a lot of friends were good for me. I would feel so great whenever I got many friends. Honestly, it was like a feeling of accomplishment for me whenever I got to meet a new friends. However, when I get older I realized having few friends are better than the opposite one.

Why? because not all friends are real with their intentions to us. I may sound bitter but those are reality-based. I knew you also had the same experiences with me. If they are true friends they would stay whether you have something to offer to them or don't have. Hence, real friends are always by our side whether they could benefits from us or nothing.

I fully believed that it is better to have few friends which are real than having a lot of friends whose just pretending. If you find true friends cherish and treasures them since it's not easy to got one.

There’s So Much to Be Grateful For

Looking back on past memories, we realize that many things have happened. They may be positive or negative, but all of them existed for a reason.

For example, we have shelter to protect us during bad weather, food on the table when we feel hungry, clothes to keep us warm, and most of all, the free oxygen we breathe to stay alive. We cannot complain too much about our circumstances.

I know that in the past years, life has been tough for many of us due to the problems we face each day. However, if we look back, we may not notice how fortunate we are to still be here—alive and breathing. This means we are conquerors of our own battles instead of giving up easily. We have been brave enough to face all these challenges.

It is amazing to realize that we continue to do our part, and we should celebrate the small achievements we have gained. It does not mean we are weak when there are times we almost give up. That is normal because problems are part of life. All these experiences make us stronger.

Let us stand up and continue to do our best to live. Therefore, let us always remember to be grateful, even for the simplest blessings we have.

Life is like a game where each individual is required to keep fighting until the end. Whether we win or lose, we must continue striving until we achieve the results we desire.

Never Let Anyone Take Advantage of Your Kindness

I have noticed that when a person shows kindness to others, it is often taken for granted. Some people become ungrateful, perhaps because they are blinded by overfamiliarity with someone they know. It is good to help others, but if they do not know how to appreciate it, it can become a waste of time and energy.

To illustrate, there are situations where individuals become too comfortable because they are very close to one another. They ask for too many favors but never show gratitude. It starts to feel like it is normal to keep asking for help just because they are close friends or even family members.

A friend once shared her experience with me. She couldn’t complain to others about how she truly felt. Her friend would always ask for favors, like helping with various tasks that required time and effort. However, when it was her turn to ask for help, that same friend would make excuses, often saying, “I’m sorry, I can’t help you with that.” Because of this, she felt used—as if the friendship only existed for convenience.

We should reflect on ourselves to make sure we are not this kind of friend. Sometimes we forget that whether help is small or significant, both deserve appreciation. We should always value the kindness that others show us.

Therefore, we must never become toxic to those who trust us, and we should never take advantage of anyone’s kindness.