Per[Z]pective

18/05/2026

Abundance is not attracted by pride, negativity, or greed. It flows toward a spirit aligned with faith, gratitude, wisdom, and right attitude.

28/05/2025

In the high blue heavens above the sun-scorched savannas of Africa, a great assembly of eagles ruled the skies.

There was Kivo, the Crowned eagle, fierce and proud of his strength.
There was Zaran, the Golden eagle, sharp-eyed and boastful of his speed.
And Mira, the African Fish eagle, who sang loudly of her victories.
They believed power was everything. Whoever soared the highest, hunted the fiercest, and flew alone was the greatest of all.

But among them was Tala, a young Bateleur eagle, quiet and gentle, with bright red legs and a peculiar rocking flight. Unlike the others, Tala didn’t brag or battle. She watched over the weak, shared her food, and guided lost birds through storms. The others mocked her.

“You waste your wings on the helpless,” sneered Kivo.
“You fly low because you don’t belong up here with us,” taunted Zaran.
“Affection has no place in the sky,” Mira laughed. “It makes you soft.”

Tala simply smiled. “The sky is wide enough to carry those who fall.”

One day, a monstrous storm rolled across the savanna. It came without warning—lightning tore the clouds, winds howled like wolves, and rain blinded even the sharpest eyes. The proud eagles tried to outfly the storm.

Kivo shot up higher—until the thin air weakened him.
Zaran darted across the clouds—until a gust spun him downward.
Mira flew in circles, calling for help—but no one came.

All three plummeted into the trees, broken and wounded. The sky no longer listened to pride.

But from the edge of the storm came a shape—dancing, tilting, steadying—Tala, the Bateleur.

Despite the winds, she searched for them one by one.
She brought leaves and twigs to warm their soaked feathers.
She called for help and stayed with them through the night.

Kivo, once mighty, whispered, “Why would you help me?”

Tala replied, “Because true strength isn’t shown in storms. It’s proven in how we shelter others from them.”

Zaran lowered his eyes. “I thought speed meant worth.”

Tala smiled gently. “Speed fades. Kindness endures.”

And Mira, the singer, cried—not from pain, but from awakening. “All my glory never taught me how to care.”

The Awakening:
From that day, the proud eagles no longer soared alone.
They flew together, watched over the weak, and honored Tala as the “Heart Above the Sky.”

Tala never sought a crown.
But by her affection, humility, and responsibility, she became the true queen of the skies—the kind that doesn't rule by fear…
…but by love.

25/06/2024

Always be ready to be alone. Some people suddenly change. Today you are important to them, tomorrow you are not, and that's real life.

31/05/2024

Nag rereklamo ka sa trabaho na Meron ka,habang Yung trabaho mo pinapangarap ng iba.🫣☝️
Minsan naiinis ka sa anak mo na sobrang kulit,pero Yung Iba nangangarap na magkaroon ng anak.🫣☝️
Hindi mo gusto Ang Bahay na Meron ka,pero Yung Iba nakatira sa kalsada walang matuluyan.🫣☝️
Minsan gusto mong bawiin Sarili mong buhay,pero Yung Iba gagawin Ang Lahat para mabuhay.🫣☝️
Minsan Hindi Tayo Masaya Kasi hinahanap natin Ang mga bagay na Wala sa atin,bakit si mo subukan tumingin sa paligid mo at Makikita mo napaka daming bagay na Meron sayo na pinapangarap ng iba.🫣☝️
Huwag Muna hanapin Ang bagay na Wala sayo,at sa halip magpa Salamat sa mga bagay na Meron sa atin.🫣☝️
Baguhin mo kaisipan mo,dahil hanggat Hindi mo binabago kaisipan mo,Hinding Hindi ka magiging Masaya.☺️☝️

Ctto

26/05/2024

Stop Making Yourself Poor

Stop saying you don't have enough, that you don't get enough, or that you earn too little. If you keep declaring poverty, poverty is what you're going to get. Break the habit of playing the victim. You'll never improve like this.

You are not poor; you are just temporarily broke. The money will come; you will get it. But first, you must adopt a new state of mind. Remember that your financial status is a reflection of your mental state. If you see money, wealth, opportunities, and progress in your mind, soon that will be reflected in your pockets.

Don't settle for small things; aim for big goals. Learn to manage what you have. Don't spend recklessly; define your priorities well.

Change your words. Some people talk all day about illnesses or not having enough. When asked how they are doing, they respond reluctantly with phrases like "Here, sort of," "Getting by," "Barely making it," or "You don't earn much, but you enjoy." These expressions plant seeds of more need. Change your words and move to the wealth lane. When asked how you are, reply with attitude: "Great!" "Making progress!" "Feeling positive!" Your words create a new vibration.

You are blessed.

27/10/2023

27/10/2023

CHOOSE

24/07/2023