Mano po

"Mano po" is a Filipino ritual performed mostly by younger people when they happen to meet and greet elderly people. It is almost like saying "May I seek your blessing, please!" It is said with reaching out for the right hand of the elder and then gently drawing it close to let it touch your forehead. Young Filipinos are taught this early on in childhood and the long-term effect is that they learn to treat elders gently, compassionately, and very respectfully.

The Man in the Glass by Peter Dale Winbrow Sr.

Teacher Forever in the Philippines

"If you’re going through hell, keep going."

Winston Churchill

What is my INTENTION in the Philippines?

Linking IDENTITY to INTENTIONS

Desiderata by Max Ehrmann, Read by Raju Mandhyan, Music Bensound, Video ...

DECISION MAKING, Critical and Creative, on Thinkific

DECISION MAKING, Critical and Creative, on Thinkific

Or, How the Decision we take, Design our Destinies!

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