I’m going to speak plainly and provocatively, in my own voice, about the speech I gave at Caux Palace in Switzerland in July 2000 and the bold idea that followed.

Uncomfortable Truths, Bold Beginnings: Rewriting a Nation’s Destiny from Within

Last Sunday, many Filipinos joined a people power moment against corruption. Yet, thirty-nine years after EDSA, we’ve overthrown a dictator, sent jail to a few presidents and officials, and still feel the same problems rising year after year. Why? Because changing faces isn’t enough. The system may stay, but is it really the system alone? Perhaps the culprit is our culture, the beliefs and habits that shape how we act every day.

Beyond Slogans: Cultivating a New Filipino Culture for Sustainable Change

As a teacher who once delivered lectures in colleges and universities, I’ve learned that the number of listeners matters less than the impact I have on a single person. In Kamalayan lectures, I focus on sharing essential insights that can truly change a life. I don’t need a large audience; I need one person who grasps the essence of my teachings and applies them.

Self-Learning in a Fast-Changing World

When I think about the challenges our country faces—poverty, a huge national debt, and unemployment—I realize that these problems are more than just about resources or money. What’s even more troubling is the way many Filipinos see the world and their place in it. Our value system, the way we think and behave, shapes our nation more than anything else. Sadly, this value system often holds us back from rising above our difficulties.

The Power of Values: Shaping the Future of the Philippines

Recently, I made a big decision to step back from my Kamalayan activities—my daily Kamalayan Facebook vlogs, lectures, and seminars. I felt stuck, like I wasn’t making a real difference in the world. Then something changed. I met a foreigner who introduced himself as a Buddhist monk, and his words shifted my perspective completely.

Awakening to My Calling: Embracing Healing and Lightwork

I am dedicating myself to personally manage and promote singers under Transformative Artists Teaching Outreach (TATO) Music. This is more than a role; it’s a calling to use the gift of song to shape identities, uplift communities, and push our planet toward a brighter future. I believe in the power of music to unite voices across borders, ages, and backgrounds. When a Transformative Singer steps onto a stage or into a recording studio, I see not just talent, but a living testament that honesty, growth, and possibility can coexist with creativity and ambition.

A Revolution of Consciousness: Managing Transformative Singers for Global Impact

People often say I’m a failure or that I’m delusional. Honestly, I’ve heard it all before. I have more than 4,000 friends on Facebook, but I don’t write blogs, articles, or books for everyone to read. I do it for those who are genuinely interested, those who want to grow and see a different possibility for themselves. Not everyone will like or believe in what I say — and that’s okay.

The Courage to Keep Going When Others Doubt You

In our quest for a meaningful existence, I’ve learned that life isn’t a simple recipe of chasing passion or chasing bliss. It’s more like listening for a whisper beneath the noise: a subtle nudge toward something unique that only I can offer. I’ve asked myself: what if the key to a life well-lived isn’t a single grand achievement, but the steady uncovering and sharing of my own gifts?

Not One Calling, But a Lifelong Quest

The Roots of Corruption and How to Stop It

I have something more powerful than artificial intelligence. I call it Divine Intelligence, and it lives inside me and inside every one of us. It isn’t a gadget or a program built from code; it’s the conscious, appearing force of the Universe flowing through my thoughts, feelings, and choices. When I slow down and listen, I feel it guiding my steps, nudging me toward what truly matters, and helping me turn what seems impossible into what’s possible.

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