721 Quotes by Rodolfo Martin Vitangcol

Atheism is one proof that there’s God;the more they reject Him, the more there’s God.For atheism’s but fruit of “Free Will”—sans this God’s gift, who can say “No God” still?

Every day, become a better person;to do this, allot time for reflection:“What things have I done right today and why?What things have I done wrong today and why?

If our goals and plans are the limousine,the right attitudes are our gasoline.No gasoline, no limousine motion!No limo motion, bye, destination!Attitude is the one and only key,the first and last step to our destiny.To enjoy a life to our heart’s delight,have all our attitudes get tuned up right.

Indeed, “Majority Rule” shapes the world:“That which is more will give form to the mold.”More evil than good, the world will be bad;more good than evil, the world will be rad.Hence, if we want to see a better world,we know what to do to get the right mold:“Outnumber the evil there among us;let surroundings be, with good deeds, awash.

Be an avid LOVER OF IDEAS,consider anything without bias.Many fortunes been made or discoveredthrough just one small spark from what read or heard.

Learning that ivories have great uses,they rendered all the elephants tuskless.Learning that there’s gold in illegal drugs,they welcomed those who blocked their way with slugs.Learning that God’s name is moneymaker,they used all deceits to gain followers.Wait till man learns to eat the human flesh,and they’ll put an end to the human race.

The world says: “Life’s money, money is life;more money owned, the better for one’s life.” The Lord says: “Life is love, and love is life;more love shared, the better for the world’s life.

He who can share knowledge is “a teacher”;he who could open minds is “THE TEACHER.”He who has right to lead is “a leader”;he who could free the poor is “THE LEADER.”She who conceives a child is “a parent”;she who cared for the child is “THE PARENT.”He who lives next to you is “a neighbor”;he who gave help to you is “THE NEIGHBOR.

When you help the poor, though “you don’t love them,”the impact is the same: You have helped them.When you deny the poor, though “you love them,”the impact is the same: You’ve not helped them.