@LoviPoe if you ever get to Houston we have a great place to buy you lunch! 😀 My son loves his Filipino roots! His Lolo would be so proud! pic.twitter.com/vDQNso1527

— RoyWood (@RoyWood) August 2, 2017

②① Mokomichi Hayami

chef. tall. has filipino blood. absolute boyfrie-. SOBS. pic.twitter.com/ceM3GZsxgy

— gil⋆｡˚ (@heysayuyan) June 9, 2017

יאכִּ֣י מִמִּזְרַח־שֶׁ֜מֶשׁ וְעַד־מְבוֹא֗וֹ גָּד֚וֹל שְׁמִי֙ בַּגּוֹיִ֔ם וּבְכָל־מָק֗וֹם מֻקְטָ֥ר מֻגָּ֛שׁ לִשְׁמִ֖י וּמִנְחָ֣ה טְהוֹרָ֑ה כִּֽי־גָד֚וֹל שְׁמִי֙ בַּגּוֹיִ֔ם אָמַ֖ר יְהֹוָ֥ה צְבָאֽוֹת:

Would you believe me if I told you this was the first time I cleaned my truck in over a month? #griffinsgarage pic.twitter.com/CAfME8ezBu

— Griffin Steinfeld (@GSteinfeld31) March 21, 2016

I love driving my Camaro, rides like a beast and great on gas pic.twitter.com/rZcrMBju

— Chris Gonzalez (@FilipinoJesusC4) February 7, 2012

My new whip #thestang pic.twitter.com/KkiNpdtZjs

— Ricky Alvarado (@filipino_jesus) April 21, 2014

i've never seen a transformers movie in my life but if hailee steinfeld just happens to be a lesbian mechanic in one of them,, i'm down

— anna (@katiesmcgth) June 1, 2017

China backs joint oil drilling with PH in disputed sea - https://t.co/FwgyVWlmjY pic.twitter.com/scY52z3kAC

— DailyStarPH.Com (@DailyStarPH) July 25, 2017

RAFFLESIAVRAHAM

Greater Philippines

From Gaza to Borneo

Sabah, Philippines
www.filipiknow.net/rafflesia

Nuclear Edith

Zombie Garden of Eden

Vampire Flower

itsmorefuninthephilippines.com

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Philippines

www.zazzle.com/filipino_sun_star_trucker_hat-148707363787701069

thecommonwealth.org/member-countries

Walid N. Maaytah: The most important thing is this: It is a safe country. Jordanians are hospitable. You can go out and easily move around at night and stay late and if you go ask Jordanians, they will say that they like Filipinos because they feel that they’re tidy, devoted, committed to their work, and they’re very, very polite.

Philip C. Tubeza: nurses teach Jordan kids

OVERSEAS Filipino nurse Aizel Mendoza with two of her wards at the Autism Academy of Jordan: "At the start, he did not know how to speak. He would just hum. Every day I would greet him and one day he just answered back: 'Mahal kita (I love you).' I was so happy. Now, when I greet him, he replies, 'mabuti.'" Mendoza is one of eight Filipino female nurses who arrived nine months ago at the Academy, which takes care children with autism or other mental handicaps from several places across the Middle East, like Oman, Bahrain, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia. The elite hospital already has 30 Filipino nurses and is expecting another batch of 19 from the Philippines. The owner plans to build more buildings, enlarge the academy, and hire more nurses from the Philippines.

www.philippinemadrigalsingers.com

Eduardo Andrés Malachevsky

Moishe New: The 7th millennium about which even the prophets did not speak.

On Shabbat, we are liberated of all worries. Everything is done for You, on Shabbat. We are in the Friday afternoon of History, so now start to spiritually taste of the great cosmic Shabbat: the era of universal enlightenment. That changes everything, on the ground. Let's Begin width Israel and the Jewish people. What is required of Today is: the intellect. It's a battle of the minds, My Friends. This is THE Final Battle. It's no longer an Instinctual given: People have to understand. It's a P.R. War, if you like. It's a battle of the Hochmah, the Binah, and the Da'at. The heart isn't responding like it used to. It's being questioned, by our own. Great. Let's have the answers; the answers are there: in the depth of Judaism itself. We have to have a clear, unambiguous, enlightened position rooted in fact, the Torah, History, why we're there, our rights to it, we have to speak a language that is clear, that is consistent: you illuminate the Darkness with the candle of truth and, remember, a little flame cannot only be seen from afar, but a little flame transforms an entire room that's engulfed in Darkness. Say the truth. Have the clarity. Do not Deviate. Do not Compromise. Say it the Way it is. Educate. And THAT will be heard because everything is Darkness and Darkness has no substance. It's the Absence of a light, so light the light, from the Kindergartens in Gaza to our message to the World. It's not the Gun. It's the mind and if that battle is won, we don't even have to fire the gun, although we must have the most strongest army possible because they need to respect us, and they respect us, when there is strength, integrity, and clarity, but fundamentally, it Begins with the MESSAGE: it's also symbolic, so connected to those three territories that await us, as it were. As we stand on the threshold of redemption, we have to taste. That's enlightenment.

Marriage. It's an evolving relationship. The giving of the Torah was the betrothal, but the consummation of the marriage is when Moshich comes. Marriage isn't what it used to be. Marriage used to be simply they believe, each one did their thing, no one questioned, it was meant to be. That's how they lived. They lived together. They brought up Children together. No longer. Today, a marriage must be — not just a connection of hearts, which doesn't seem to work (that faith that we're meant to be, on some deep Instinctual level) — a meeting of minds. Couples have to talk. They have to understand each other. They have to share and communicate, in a very deep sharing. I have to understand the way you think and, ultimately, we can argue, well, the Marriages of Old were Better because they had this faith and commitment to each other. That's true, but it's greater than because there's no greater intimacy than the intimacy of the minds. If I understand you, then I've got you inside mi. That's a much deeper connection than two hearts beeting, even two bodies becoming one. When two minds become one ~ when I appreciate you and understand you ~ I, literally, have internalized you within. That's the deepest intimacy. We'll understand Him, not just believe, surrender to Him, as we have in the past, but understand Him, and, so too, that reflects itself in the evolving nature of marriages. It becomes richer that Way: a meeting of minds, Israel and Jews. We'll have the three faculties of our minds fully engaged: the entire Land of Israel. It's so close. We need to recognize what the battle is. It's the mind: understanding, clarity, and vision. Why are we here? What's this whole struggle about? What are we fighting for? The Torah gives these clear deep answers, especially in the Kabbalah and Chassidut. These were treasures hidden for millenia. Now is the time to open them up because these treasures have the answers to the challenge of our Day, whether it's Israel, marriage, or general relationships. It's all in these treasures, so we need to avail ourselves of them and study them, which we try to share, in part.

Dear Friends, these three children did not die, in vain, and their Deaths precipitated Salvation, but we must be resolute; you start the operation and you must go, resolutely, to The End: the battle of the mind, clear, repeat the truth, over and over, again, width clarity, width conviction, width Hochmah, width Binah, width Da'at... And victory is at hand; And only joy and gladness and good and peace for the Jewish People and for all of Humanity.

Congregation: Amayin.

||The Queen of the South||

Mary Grace Asis, focal 295 issue: Regarded as the Queen City of the South, Cebu is one ofthe cities in the Philippines where modern/urban experience crisscross with provincial life.
"things you need to know": ||The Queen of the South will stand up at the Judgment with this generation and condemn it, for she came from the ends of the earth to hear the wisdom of Shlomo, but what was there then was greater than Shlomo.|| - Matisyahu 12:42; ||The Queen of the South will appear at the Judgment with the people of this generation and condemn them; for she came from the ends of the earth to hear the wisdom of Shlomo, and what was there then was greater than Shlomo.|| - Luke 11:31

Testimonials

Manuel Quezon III, President Quezon's grandson: I think for my grandfather, it was perhaps that simple. You have a country. You have a little authority. You have an opportunity. Someone has asked for refuge—which is the most basic humanitarian appeal anyone can make. You answer it.

Generoso D.G. Calonge, Philippine Ambassador to Israel, Tel Aviv: It is very reassuring and comforting to know that there is continuous and deliberate effort from around the world to bring to light the full story of the Jewish Rescue and the humble contribution of the Philippines, ultimately for the greater education and appreciation of succeeding generations of both Jewish and Filipino people.