Guicausa Houston Reunion 2017

“The practice of living in Spirit is like polishing a stone. No matter how rough the stone may have been, with perseverance and gentle care it will eventually shine, revealing the inner beauty and divine essence which was there all along. Within each of us lies a heavenly gem, waiting patiently for us beneath the surface of our conditioning. It is ready to be handled with our loving kindness that it may again shine radiantly and majestically, in harmony with all things in this grand and mysterious world.”

Thought for the day: “In some cases, some way, and sometimes you can tolerate or even if needed be considerate, but do not ever compromise moreover lower your standards.”

Take It or Leave It!
“Cultivate these, then, for they are wholly within your power: sincerity and dignity; industriousness; and sobriety. Avoid grumbling, be frugal, considerate, and frank; be temperate in manner and speech; carry yourself with authority.”

Bato-bato sa langit, ang maigo ayaw kasuko, pagtulun-an ang gipaambit!
“Mahimong pasayloon ta nga dili kanunay maalam, apan dili ta mapasaylo sa dili pagkamapuanguron, pagtugyan ug pagkamahunahunaon.”

Katotohanan o Guniguni!
“Ang isang dulas ng paa ay maaaring makapinsala sa iyong katawan, ngunit ang isang dulas ng dila ay makapinsala sa iyong pinagsamahan.”

Believe It or Not!
“Being considerate of others may be a rare quality, but it is surely one that can be easily learned. Our minds can be trained and re-framed to think ‘Less of me, more of others.’ Consideration is simply thoughtfulness in action. So be thoughtful. No one ever loses from being mindful of how the people around them feel. What can you do today to become a kinder and more thoughtful version of yourself?

Quote of the day: “It is astounding what power being kind, mannered, polite and considerate has in transforming your life.”

“Pagpuyo mong malinawon uban sa usag usa. Ayawg damgo og mga dagkong butang, pagpaubos ug ayawg isipa ang inyong kaugalingon nga maalamon.” ~ Roma 12:16

“Being considerate is perhaps one of the most underrated values in our generation. Ask anyone what is important to them in a relationship, and they may be very quick to say trust, love, and commitment. Rarely do we think of being considerate as a valuable attitude in others. But, come to think of it, it is what keeps our relationships smooth sailing. Being considerate is simply having the next person in mind—it is remembering to put things back the way you found them, or simply holding the door for the next person who will pass through. How you treat others is an important part of showing respect and consideration. We may not realize it, but sometimes, we forget how to be mindful of other people. Some would even go as far as saying that being considerate of others is a lost art. In fact, look around you now and see how we have become the “Me, me, me!” generation. We have become a people obsessed with ourselves at the expense of how we relate with other people. But do not think for a second that we are doomed—we can still change this.”

Thought for the day: “Considerate people don’t assume they know your whole story, as many tend to do. Instead, they actively listen and engage, asking appropriate questions.”