E ku deede iwoyio.
We are already in
the second month! This year is running fast again.
As a continuation
to last month on the theme of the year:
Influence, I want to talk on practical influence that we may experience or
give in our lives here or anywhere.Many of Japan’s principles
for living can be found nestled in Japanese concept words that can help us
organize our lives or understand purpose for living, or in our enlightenment to
living in harmony which starts from inside. We need all these too, not only
about our religious beliefs. Who will not be impressed with the clear
separation of religion and education in Japan? They do a very good job by
teaching children morality without tying it to theology depending on your personal opinion for or against that. You can be nice
without following any religion such as being considerate to others, being clean
inside and outside, being on time, etc. the common rules followed by everyone here. I believe we could be influenced by all these and live happily with each
other and even take back to our home which eventually may influence the mindset
of majority for betterment of our generation and generations to come. We may
have or witness adversity or injustice sometimes, but the difference is clear
and bad experiences are sometimes good because they teach us how to deal with
life. Even then you`ll definitely receive justice if you seek for it. We can
also influence other people here within our communities by being a good
example. Just like the month of February is for Valentine, which is based on
friendships or love, let’s keep working on giving unconditional love, even when
it may be hard sometimes we`ll definitely enjoy it sooner or later.
If you were born
in February, we congratulate you, we celebrate with you and we love you. To
those who are still not sure to join or not,I was once like you, take your time , you are welcome
anytime,but remember that "Aisimbe ni aibawondasi o" ,come and let`s put heads together for you
and for me and for the association."Ao kereoko deleo".Have a good month!
President.
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