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MATUTO!

“Kung paanong pinatatalas ng bakal ang kapwa bakal, ang tao nama’y matututo sa kanyang kapwa tao.” -Kawikaan 27:17-

 

                Nakabilang ako sa isang gawain na tinatawag na Educator’s Convocation. Ako ang pinakabata sa lahat at kakaunti ang aking kasanayan kumpara sa kanila. Silang lahat ay nasa edad na tatlumpung taon pataas at punong- punong ng kahusayan at karanasan (Mga Reverend, Master’s degree holder at Doctorate degree holder). Nakita ko ang aking sariling na munting bata ngunit hindi nila ito pinaramdam sa akin.

                 Isang bagay ang tinuro sa akin ng Panginoon sa oras na iyon, ito ay ang kahalagaan ng pakikinig. Ang mga taong ito na aking nakasalamuha, ay mga lider ng bawat institusyon at simbahan na aking kinabibilangan. Sa aking pakikinig, ako ay natuto.  Nalaman at naunawaan ko ang sitwasyon, patakaraan, at pamamahala sa paghubog sa mga spiritual leaders sa Pilipinas. Ang mga tao na ipinapakilala ng Diyos sa atin ay kaparaanan Niya upang tayo ay gabayan sa gawain na kanyang inihanda sa atin. Matuto tayo sa ating kapwa at palaging hingiin ang patnubay ng Diyos.

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