The V Perspective

Breathe in the good, happy moments.
Enjoy every moment.

Hold steady through the hard ones.
This too shall pass.

In the ordinary, strengthen your growth.
Build a strong, unshakeable anchor.

V
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Your smile is your power.
Your heart is your power.
Your character is your power.
Your mind is your power.

Be your own beautiful. Own who you are.

V
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“Wasdin gawis.”
May all be well.

A traditional expression among the
Cordilleran Kankanaey people
(I-Besao and Sagada in particular)
praying for another’s wellbeing.

It reflects an ancestral heritage of declaring goodwill and well wishes to someone;
hoping their days be guided by grace and
their path be gentle.

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Some days, miracles are good people
with kind hearts.
Be someone’s miracle today.
Spread kindness.

TGIF.

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V

Q: How to move through life?
A: Desiderata

Re-reading this classic piece hits different every time. Each line gets more profound and the meaning grows deeper with time.

The beauty of timeless literary reflections is that they meet us differently depending on where we are in life.

In moments of uncertainty and struggle, this literary piece becomes reassurance. In seasons of calm, desiderata becomes a gentle reminder. And in times of reflection, it becomes a mirror showing us how far we have come.

The older we get, the more we realize that the greatest wisdom is often the simplest: to live with humility, to move through life with kindness, and to protect the quiet peace within us.

Yes. The backdrop is Mt. Pulag. I dont know if that lone tree is still there. Took this pic 10 years ago.

Wasdin gawis.