Although your sermon was way too long I read everything and see what you are trying to say. But your approach has one fundamental flaw - you cannot change people by telling them to change. This is proven by the history of humanity, you may become blue in the face screaming at people not to do this or not to do that but it is all futile.

Rather you change people by embodying the change you wish to be. In other words start with your-self. When you become that person you wish to be - even without saying a word people will notice and emulate you.

The basis of making money is that it may help us live…and by being alive, be able to contribute more to the preservation of Life.

If making money should nullify the ultimate goal, that is to preserve Life and help others live comfortably too, then the pursuit of money becomes EVIL and would in fact consume and destroy the Self and those around him/her.

Money is symbolic of one’s work (labor) and worth of service and/or ideas and/or contributions to Life. Those who gamble (sa iba naman: steal, cheat, and defraud others)…those who gamble to quickly earn cash only betray to themselves that they aren’t truly worthy of money (that is, their services, worth as a person, and contributions to life) are below excellent standards and are not worth any centavo, because they have to resort to negative and counterproductive ways to earn money as in the case of gambling, quick pyramid investments, stealing/cheating, defrauding others, usurious lending, political enterprises (that is, joining politics to make it a good source of easily corruptible money), and by producing mediocre service/goods.

A truly worthy individual continues to exist on the sheer motivation that he/she would continue to develop her skills and increase her contributions to Life…to make life itself better for himself and for those around him.

He/she does not enrich himself sheerly on the basis of becoming rich, but rather, contributes something good for all. Because by being excellent or by making significant contributions (either in the form of goods, ideas or services), one’s services would naturally increase in value and thus he/she becomes rich or wealthy.

Wealth is the amount of value that is within us. Not the money that surrounds us. A truly wealthy man, is the person who resides in Excellence and continues to make his/her work truly breathtaking for the world to learn from or enjoy or benefit from.

No Pinoy is truly wealthy because of the debilitating culture that was espoused all these years (centuries)…and was honed from all the colonizations it underwent. Instead of evolving and becoming better, the majority of its population chose to be “Indiyo’s” (as the Spaniards so aptly labeled us)…The Pinoy chose to be Mediocre, both in ideology, principle, end-goals, actions and results. And for the same reason, The Pinoy is poor. (Not even on Fortune’s Top 500 list)

Yes, POOR. Materially and fundamentally. The prevailing culture itself is flawed. Even the concept of what is rich and what is not is flawed. Basta may magandang bahay lang at kotse at malakas sa “chicks.” rich na yun…Pero kung tatanungin kung ano ang na-icontribute sa mundo para hangaan ng lahat o nakatulong sa pagpapabuti ng buhay…walang masabi…basta makakain lang o maka-porma o may pera…pagdating sa Substance…wala

Yung mga “feeling” rich naman, yumaman lang dahil pinagtripan yung mga kawawa niyang mga kababayan…na feeling niya ay uto-uto at bobo rin tulad niya. Pinagbentahan niya ito ng mga bagay na di naman nila kailangan. 2nd-class pa or third-grade quality para mas malaki ang profit niya. Yung workers niya pinasahod niya ng mura lang para pati ang labor nila ay matipid niya…anyway Pilipino lang naman ang mga ito. Every weekend, magsa-shopping siya at pag napadaan sa Lotto ay tataya para mas kumita pa ng mabilis na pera. Yung kapatid niya pinapasok sa pulitika para mas madaling magnegosyo ng pera ng taong-bayan…anyway madali namang ma-uto ang Pinoy at madaling lusutan ang audit. Ok na yun na nasa gobyerno siya, aabsenan niya na lang ito ng araw-araw…at least, “permanent” at kahit bobo at walang kwenta ang serbisyo ay ok naman ito sa government service kasi permanente ang trabaho…kung sa Private firm eh sesante na siya kaagad.

Yung isa namang kapatid ginawang church-leader. mas ok kasi yun, madasalin ang Pinoy. Madaling lokohin pagdating sa relihiyon. Malaki ang kita du’n sa church collection. Siyempre, dahil last resort ni Juan dela Cruz ang magdasal dahil wala siyang makain…so madaling lokohin ang mga ito pagdating sa relihiyon. Anyway, pera lang naman ang habol niya dito. At dahil marami na siya ngayong pera ay feeling niya mas magaling siya kesa sa iba…at imbis na tulungan niya nag iba na lumago din at mapalawak ang kaalaman, sinolo niya ito at sinira ang iba para pilit na siya ang “rich” kuno.

Noong, marami-rami na ang pera niya, aba! naging siga at hambog. Bili dito, bili du’n…pilit talagang ipinapakita sa lahat na mayaman siya “kuno.” Signs of insecurity. Kasi alam niya sa sarili niya…he is poor and mediocre…dahil kung titingnan ang lahat ng mga ginawa niya, wala ni isa man rito ang tunay na kahanga-hanga sa mundo at makakatulong sa pagpapahaba o pagpapabuti ng buhay.

Mali ang konsepto ng Pinoy sa Pera at Yaman na tinatawag. True wealth is the value of our worth as a person because of the excellence of our work and the significance of our contributions. If you think your work is not excellent vis-a-vis world standards, then by all means, YOU ARE MEDIOCRE. The first step is to realize this. The second is to do something about it to make your work or service or goods excellent. Money itself is just a piece of linen-paper. It has no true value unless it is attached to a truly worthy person. This is the karma of money or other forms of currency (such as gold and silver)… In the hands of an unworthy creature, it would provide destruction and death: IT WOULD consume him and curse all of his children and descendants. (As in the case of Judas with the 30 pieces of silver or all the tyrants, monarchs, tycoons, politicians, oligarchs who walked this earth and thought they were rich and yet…they were not! Simply because the money or wealth they held is undeserved…thus, they died in terrible and sad scenarios…history forever cursed their names and descendants…their grandchildren turned out to be useless inutils and inherited the same cycle of corruption and negative karma from their parents and I dread to think what the afterlife has in store for them).

True Wealth is your value as a person…in thought, actions, ideologies, principles, daily habits, attitudes to issues, objectivity, sharpness, fortitude in handling conflicts/situations, wisdom, discoveries, techniques, scientific advancement, technology, soundness of mind, self-discipline, relationship with God or whatever Supreme Being you believe in, love of life, kindness to others, value of time…and the positive and productive results they bring. THIS IS TRUE WEALTH. And yes, they would make you rich: materially and on a lasting and reliable basis…minus the controversy and bad karma that other “shady” sources of cash would bring. A well-deserved cash goes a long long way, and has True Value, is well enjoyed without guilt, brings good health and inner peace.

It develops you truly into a better person, and those around you. Be inspired!–Ridge Bradley

Tramadol….

http://www.rmdgroupltd.co.uk/

They have no certification or legal papers to trade and operate in the US, UK and the Philippines.

I don’t know what kind of wake he left behind but what I saw was a hardworking, earnest, talented and ambitious person young man. When I watched him work in LoadXtreme I told to myself “This kid will become very rich someday.” Too bad his involvement in a shady scam became his undoing costing him his life and his dreams.

God forgive whatever wrong doing he has done in the past. God bless his soul and may he rest in peace.

we tracked him in quezon city. he was doing business with foodcarts. its a networking company pa rin. i knew this kasi he did market his products to us. that was our last news from us until the incident i saw in gma news.

anyway, is this christopher irabon maputi or somewhat maputla, has round eyes, has braces/ retainers. mejo kahawig ni joe d mango.

if you have any info, share naman.

thanks

THIS IS SAD… maybe FrancSwiss-related