The Pearl principle : ang diwa ng perlas ng Silanganan / Teacher Nelia
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- 9789719422617
- LB 41 .N45 2006

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National University - Manila | LRC - Annex Filipiniana | General Education | FIL LB 41 .N45 2006 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000016200 |
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I. The Pain of Becoming -- II. The essence of the Pearl -- III. We found our soul - IV. The way to become -- V. The symbol of hope and transformation -- VI. Where Do we go from here? -- VII. First thing first -- VIII. Everyone a leader -- IX. It's Time! -- X. Meeting Destiny -- XI. In Gratitude.
Filipinos are known for being 'matiisin' which is mistaken for resiliency by most of us.
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