Teacher KJV

Keep safe, Kabalen!!! 🙏🏼

God transcends both assertion and negation “in the brilliant darkness of a hidden silence."
-Pseudo-Dionysius, Mystical Theology, PG 3:998

The purpose of historical films, including those inspired by real-life events but dramatized, is not to incite hatred against any particular race. When we watch films like Pulang Araw, the intention is not to foster resentment towards the Japanese people. Instead, these movies should remind us that while the Japanese Imperial Army committed severe atrocities against Filipinos during World War II, the capacity for such acts exists within anyone, regardless of nationality. These films prompt us to confront the horrors of the past, urging us to ensure they are not repeated in our present or future. A film like Pulang Araw should evoke a deep sense of anger and resolve, not directed at any race, but towards the idea of such atrocities ever occurring again—a resounding cry of "Never Again."

The heavy rains, lightning, and strong winds that hit parts of Pampanga, including Arayat, Santa Ana, Candaba, and San Luis, were the cause of severe damage in these areas. We extend our prayers to the families affected by the storm, as some reported violent winds that swept through Arayat and Candaba, leading to the collapse of houses and widespread damage.

The beast in them is sleeping, not dead.

Keep that in mind, folks!

For some of us, life didn’t offer a head start. No wealthy parents to lean on, no inheritance waiting in the wings, no silver spoon. We had to fight tooth and nail—enduring sleepless nights, hard work, and heartache—to carve out a path for ourselves. So when we take a moment to celebrate even the smallest of wins, it’s because we’ve known defeat since the day we first opened our eyes. Every little victory reminds us just how far we’ve come.

Sometimes, being soft is strong.

Sadsad tane???? 😂

Alang klasi, soyk!

The highest form of victory is achieved through wisdom, foresight, and the ability to influence outcomes without resorting to conflict. In life, as in war, the most effective leaders are those who understand the power of subtlety and the importance of harmony. They recognize that true strength lies in the ability to navigate challenges with grace, to anticipate and neutralize threats before they arise, and to foster cooperation and mutual respect.

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Almighty and Ever Living God, as we close this chapter of August, we thank You for Your guidance and grace throughout this month. Bless us with wisdom and strength as we step into a new season. May our hearts be filled with gratitude, our minds with clarity, and our spirits with Your peace. Let Your love lead us into September, where new opportunities and blessings await.

In Your holy name, we pray.
Amen.