Got strucked with your last lines, Rudolph Ian Alama... Something to think about. Thanks for your speech, my old friend. ...When we try to become a better persons, we must overcome pre-existing stereotypes and prejudices. And sometimes these stereotypes comes from within us. More often than not we apply our own stereotypes, we apply our own limitations The power to change is always inside of us. Magis is not just a spiritual philosophy nor an attitude but to me it is a SPIRIT that pushes us to do more, beyond what people think of us, even beyond what we think of ourselves. And as we grow older, when we no longer worry with adolescent stereotypes. When we are fully-grown individuals, magis means having the strength of character to plod on and pursue that goal or dream we set for- ourselves, for our family for God, or our country. Magis is a never-ending process...
Posted on: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 15:08:57 +0000