Jesus Christ is waiting to enter Him in your heart
Once He comes in, He will never depart
He has life giving water to quench your thirst
And with His love you’ll be immersed

He came to give you life more abundant and free
And that is why He went to the cross of Calvary
His shed blood was the perfect sacrifice
He has power to forgive sins because he paid the price

If you are thirsty then come to him now
And at the mercy seat humbly bow
He loves you so much and is the only way
Jesus is only a prayer away

Jesus Christ is waiting with His arms widely open
He says “Come unto me and with me abide”
He’ll forgive all your sins
And wipe the slate clean as though there were none

He promises you a home in heaven where life eternity
Where some day you’ll be walking on streets of gold
His great salvation you can never lose
Whoever comes to him he will never refuse

But will live happily ever after…

Only Jesus Christ can take our sins away
the Only One who can help us through ups and downs in free
He will always say “I forgive you”
the only one who can change a heart to make it new

Only Jesus can comfort you when you need a friend
the only one who stays with you to the end
He is always on duty caring for his sheep
the Only one who loves us so tenderly and deep

Only Jesus Christ can heal a broken hearts
the Only One who shares our sorrows and takes a part
He is the Savior who knows our deepest woes
the Only One who gives victory over all our foes

Only Jesus Christ can dry away our tears
the Only One who calms all our fears
He is always there to strengthen us in times of need
the Only One to follow as he guides and leads

Only Jesus Christ can see the lonesome heart and void
the Only One who can fill it to overjoyed
He is always there to hear our pleadings and request
the Only One who gives perfect peace and rest

Only Jesus Christ can give us perfect satisfaction in this moody world…

I promise to give you the best of me

not to ask you more than you can give

I promise to respect you of what you are

and to realize that your interests, desires and needs

are no less important than my own

I promise to share with you my precious times, love and my attention

and to bring  joy,  life, strength and imagination to our relationship

I promise to keep myself open to you,

to let you see through the window of my world

into my innermost fears and feelings, secrets and dreams

I promise to grow along with you,

to be willing to face challenges in order to keep

our relationship alive and memorable

I promise to love you in good times and in bad

with all I have to give and all I feel inside

in the only way I know how,

completely and forever

This I promise you JHONNA…

I will always love you with all my heart…

You’re trying hard to figure out whether it’s better to stay or to leave, but you’re not making any progress. The more you think about it, the more confused you are. You are losing sleep, and the sleep you do get is patchy and restless. You’re swinging back and forth between staying or leaving. One moment you’re convinced he’s a bad choice and you’d better leave him, but the next moment you get anxious and afraid that you won’t manage on your own. You are looking for reasons to stick it out, telling yourself that “it’s not that bad, he doesn’t drink, my sister’s husband is much worse,” or “I have to compromise, everybody has to bear his cross, perfect relationships don’t exist,” and so on.

These one-liners won’t help you out, not even a tiny bit, and neither will all of your friends’ opinions. Every friend you share your problem with will offer you their own particular piece of advice, according to his or her current situation and belief system.

You are at a loss. What to do? Where to turn? Your head can’t help you because, as a logical executive, your brain is not equipped to resolve problems of the heart. Your brain can’t get you out of this terrible gridlock, simply because it’s a heart matter. You won’t need your brain functions until after having come to a decision.

How can you hear what your heart is telling you? How can you be sure you’re making the right decision? Follow the advice below and find out!

Rather than focusing on your problems, instead focus on your mission on Earth. Rather than obsessing over your relationship and desperately trying to find a solution, instead concentrate on yourself and on the reason of your being here on Earth. Occupy yourself with your life goals. You don’t have any? Then setting up your goals will be the first step to take! You don’t know what you are living for? Then this will be your first priority: to find out who you are, why you are here and what your specific mission here on earth is about.

Focus on yourself and your mission. If you are not clear about your mission here on Earth, then start by actively searching for your purpose. Find out! Grab a book or an Internet course and discover your reason of being on Earth here and now.

You already know your mission? Then increase the focus on your personal goals and do all it takes to achieve them. You don’t know how to do this? Learn it! There are plenty of courses available on the Internet or in any library that will guide you step by step towards the realization of your dreams.

So stop focusing on your relationship, stop driving yourself crazy running around in circles and get to work at what really matters in life: you, your mission, your passion, your specific talents and what you came here to do. I can assure you that as you focus on what really matters, very soon you will acquire a new, clear perspective on everything in your life, including your relationship.

A good relationship is one that supports you in the pursuit of your mission and dreams. A bad relationship is one that disregards your dreams, keeps you from them, or laughs at you when you set out to achieve your goals.

Don’t focus on your partner or your problems. Focus on your talents, discover them, develop them, and offer them to the world. Let’s say you are wondering whether you will stay with your partner. Well, instead of torturing yourself with this question, ask yourself what you are here for, and find that out first! What excites you? What did you like to do as a child? What gives you an energy boost? Which activity feels natural to you? What is it that you accomplish without effort? Go do it! Attend workshops that further develop your talents. Become an expert in what you are already good at. If you don’t know what that is, then now is the time to go find out!

Focus on your mission and see what happens to your relationship.
A good relationship will help you on your way.
A bad relationship will try to hold you back.

Yes, Ladies and gentlemen, we Filipinos cling to the fact that Foreign countries are far better than our own country and believed that  foreign countries’ products are the ones we ought to possess and utilize.

Indeed! Foreign countries are better than our own country. But Ladies and gentlemen, can’t we just have that nationalism we Filipinos supposed to have? You are a Filipino and whatever your beloved country produces, you should be proud of it and be satisfied. Ladies and gentlemen, if We Filipinos, You and I will take pride in patronizing our own products, the aspirations and goals of our fellow Filipino who wish and struggle to produce better goods will surely not go to waste. They will surely strive more to make better goods. We really can’t be like those foreign countries in just a short span of time, but at least we’ve tried our best and took the initiative and opportunity of improving ourselves. We have to persevere to attain our goals and keep on reminding ourselves to pursue that goal for our country’s betterment.

One more thing that we should think of…Our ancestors handed over to us a very precious heirloom, culture accompanied with values such as the bayanihan spirit, hospitality to visitors, care for those in need, faith to God and etc. Ladies and gentlemen, if only these great Filipino cultures and values would be planted deep into the very nucleus of everyone’s heart, evil things such as envy, avarice, hatred, pride, lust and corruption will surely be eliminated.

My dear Filipinos, how would you like to be considered strangers in your own native land?

Yet it is very difficult for most of us to consistently express our love in day in and day out. Few of us feel like being tender, thoughtful, considerate and helpful everyday of our lives because our feelings are easily altered by moods, food eaten, the weather, illness, the reaction of our mate toward us and a host of other variables. Since feelings are unstable, those who contend that love is primarily a feeling will make unstable lovers. They will proceed through life indulging in what feels good and pursuing “that old feeling” immortalized in song.

Of course, feeling constitutes a component of love. Love wouldn’t be very interesting or much fun if we didn’t have “that feeling”. Indeed, the first attraction between individuals rests primarily on feelings and a love relationship will hardly ensue unless love feelings surface.

However, in marriage, some of the early feelings of young love dwindles. No one can constantly live at an emotionally feverish high. When those first feelings diminish, moments will come when emotional satisfaction in the relationship seems relatively low. Negative feelings may poison the atmosphere. At these times, We must exercise the principle of acting love. With the passing og time and by exercising the principles of love, young love can mature into a more genuine love that binds hearts and lives together—counteracting negative feelings.

Nalilito kung bakit ako nagkakaganito

Dati nama’y walang nadamang pagkalito

Nasanay na sa relasyong malayo sa isa’t isa

Ngunit nang ika’y makilala

Puso’t isip ko’y hindi na mabahala

Ang gusto lagi’y kasam’t kayakap ka

Nagseselos kapag nalamang may kasama kang iba

Nagagalit kapag may ibang pangalang binabanggit ka

Nalulumbay kapag boses mo’y hindi marinig

Naiiyak kapag maalala mga sandali nating kay saya

Tinuruan mo ang pusong magmahal

Kung kaya’t ako ngayo’y nahihirapan

Sapagkat malayo ka, O aking mahal

Gayunpaman, pag-ibig mo’y nararamdaman

Kahit pa na tayo’y hindi magkasama, O aking mahal

Nalilito..nalilito..ang puso ko

Kung bakit ganito

ang nararamdaman ng pusong dati’y bato

Pangarap ka sa twina

gusto ka nang makasama

O bakit nga ba nagkakaganito

Siguro nga’y mahal ka nang talaga ng puso kong ito…

Tanging ikaw ang may lalang

Tao, hayop at mga halaman

Iyong nilikha sa isang iglap lamang

O Ikaw ang kinikilalang Ama ng sanlibutan

Sapagkat kami’y iyong inaalagaan

Hindi hinahayaang kami’y mahirapan

Tanging pinaparamdam ay kaginhawaan

Ngunit mga tao’y sadyang makasalanan

Sinuway mga utos mo nang walang pag-aalinlangan

Kung kaya’t ngayo’y nahihirapan

Sa mga unos ng buhay na pinaparamdam

Mga tao nawa’y matauhan

Kapamilya, kapuso, kabarkada o maging sino ka man

Bata, matanda, babae, lalaki o maging ano ka man

Tayo’y magbago, magsisi at magtulungan

Sa mga oras ng kapighatian

Upang ang maylikha ay masiyahan

Sapagkat tayo’y nagmamahalan

Sino nga ba ako para magreklamo?

Sa kahirapang natatamo ko

Isang nilalang lamang mula sa abo

Ngunit mga pangyayari sa sarili’y di mapagtanto

Sarili’y di maintindihan

Lalo na ang nararamdaman

Puso’y di mapagbigyan

Sapagkat natatakot na masaktan

Talento’t kaalaman ay sapat na

Ngunit may ibang bagay na sadyang di maintindihan pa

Pang-iinsulto at panlalait ay natikman na

Dahilan sa pisikal na anyong sa aki’y nakikita

Maraming pagsubok ang dumating na

Ngunit isa ma’y walang nagpatumba

Tanging Diyos na may likha

Ang gabay ko sa twina

Hanggang ngayo’y nagtatanong

Anong buhay ang kasasapitan

Ang tanging alam ko lamang

May Diyos akong kinikilala at sasambahin

magpakailanpaman…

For the lack of love, thousands commit suicide each year. Another multitude flock to the divorce courts to free themselves so that they can begin their search for love again. Mental hospitals hold many who, for the want of human affection have slipped beyond the reach of sanity. Battered and neglected children suffer marked signs of neurosis and psychosis. Research has shown that infants who lack a close, affectionate relationship with their mothers not only reveal signs of emotional disturbances but are physically dwarfed as well. Within the homes for senior citizens sit thousands of aged fathers and mothers – unnoticed, unloved and dying a tear at a time for want of affection.

When love fails, marriages fall into ruins and impossible frustrations deluge those involved and those around them. Such emotional pressure results in juvenile delinquency, adult crime, alcoholism and various forms of drug addiction. Finally, the attempt to destroy one’s self may end this ruinous cycle. “It is love that spins the universe and when we fail to use love properly, all life suffers.”

The truth is, we all crave love in huge quantities and sometimes it seems that we can never get enough. Love is, in fact, the single most important force contributing to our total well-being. Impelled by its motivating power, we can forge ahead through life’s bitterest moments and withstand insults and cruelty.

We must be realistic about such wishes, however, for it is unlikely that we will ever be loved as completely as we might wish to be. Anyone expecting unqualified love all the time expects more than is humanly possible from another person. Furthermore, it is only realistic to recognize that – right or wrong – society demands a certain standard of performance before it deems us lovable or even acceptable.