‘Are you an ‘Angry Bird?’

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“Angry Bird” do you know this computer game?

One time a friend introduced me this game and I have learn the story behind this game. A group of pigs robbed the eggs of these birds, since that day these ‘colorful’ and ‘lovely’ birds transformed themselves into an ‘angry bird.’ The game is all about the angry birds is who did the vengeance even to their death, in order to do a vengeance with their enemy, the pigs.

Some people live with this life’s principle:

                        “Love those who love you [the birds] and hate those who hated you [the pigs].”

            However, the Lord commanded his disciples to ‘love one another,’ and left this principle for us to live by. This love is non-exclusive principle, it had the scope of ‘everyone’ even those people whom we called, ‘undeserved and our enemy.’   He illustrated this principle with the story of the ‘Good Samaritan” and his concern with his racial enemy the Jew from Jerusalem. Love one another meant, to be concern, to care, to forgive, and to understand to cite the few.

 Let me tell you this story of Bob [pronounce as Bo] Sanchez.

            In Sagada, Bob visited the Echo Valley.Standing on the edge of the cliff, He told his four-year old boy, “OK, son, shout I love you as loud as you can!” So Francis hollered, “I love youuuuu!”It was a delight to see the surprise on his face when he heard his high-pitched voice bounces back. “I love you, I love you, I love you…”Being the killjoy that Bob was, He took him aside and gave him a two-minute lecture on life. “Francis,” He said, “life works the same way.

            The entire universe is a giant Echo Valley. Imagine if you said, “I hate you.” You would have heard, “I hate you, I hate you, I hate you…” Hatred will return to you. Many times over, too. “Whatever you give to the universe, you’ll receive it multiplied.”

Life Lesson: What you give to life, you’ll receive back a hundredfold.