BAYANG MAGILIW, PERLAS NG SILANGANAN

BAYANG MAGILIW, PERLAS NG SILANGANAN
PILIPINAS KONG MAHAL

The Democratic Party of the Philippines was organized in 2009 to answer the needs of its members to help the home country, the Philippines reach an era of responsive, ethical and responsible governance. Its members include the citizenry from the sectors of: agrarian reform beneficiaries, ex-priests, tribal groups, senior citizens, government workers, retired soldiers, business and other multi-sectoral groupings.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

NELSON A. PAGUYO, 31 August 2009

The only rule I can think of is that one must give only one answer andthen
> explain how that can be operationalized. How do we unite the Filipino
> people? Where can we unite? Who will unite us? What shall we unite
> on?RULES:1. No name-calling2. No insulting words3. No curses4. Stick to the
> topic5. English or Pilipino, or combination accepted6. Dialect accepted if
> translated into Pilipino for better understanding7. Provide historical
> background if possible8. Be as thorough as possible in explaining the
> point/s9. One or two people may share the same ideaemmaI am game. Let?s

> start.Question: How can we UNITE THE FILIPINOS: Answer: UNDERSTAND THE
> FILIPINO MINDSET. To UNITE is defined as: is to join, combine, or
> incorporate so as to form a single whole or unit; to cause to adhere; to
> cause to be in a state of mutual sympathy, or to have a common opinion or
> attitude; to have or exhibit in union or combination; and to act in concert
> or agreement.For any number of individuals to unite and act as one each must
> have a clear understanding what is in the mind or what the other person in
> thinking; to be able to relate with the decision making of the other person.
> This entails the abandoning of ones usual way of thinking (think outside the
> box), open?mindedness, flexibility and patience to avoid rising the
> emotional aspect of the discussion. The root causes of the differences in
> opinions and attitudes, and the possible implications or results of such
> differences must be openly, honestly and thoroughly debated amicably.It is
> the entrenched positions and or attitudes individuals have [taken] that
> prevent us in uniting. How these positions/attitudes or how we act were
> formed or arrived at were based on our common mentality as a people ?
> colonial mentality, crab mentality, me first mentality, show off/keeping
> with the Jones [materialism] , boastful, rigidity and hardheadedness, etc. ?
> must be looked at from their historical origin/perspective, present
> practices and future implications of such Filipino mindset.Only when we
> understand our Filipino Mindset shall we be able to focus on our
> commonalities, and accept and be comfortable with our differences. Only then
> can we all unite as a people with common goals and dreams to attain.Nelson
>

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