Interpretation of “Though it is Stormy and Dark" (May Bagyo Ma't Rilim) “Though it is stormy and dark, I’ll strain my tearful plaints And struggle on- I’ll set out in voyage And persist in my search For God our Father. Though it doesn’t sleep a wink, This temptation bearing down on me, Still will I dare To read this book, And from it, draw The weapon I’ll wield. Having lost my sight in the past I'm giving thanks For this light Which God let shine Upon the priest who has made…
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Interpretations of Quotes by Confucius Confucius was a Chinese philosopher, teacher, and politician during the Spring and Autumn period (Circa 551 BC) whose works, teachings, and message became the main guiding principle for over thousands of years in China. He was traditionally considered the paragon of Chinese sages, thus, this led to the existence of Confucianism - an ancient Chinese belief system (whether it is a mere philosophy or a religion is being up to debate) which…
Reflections on "Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri Dante Alighieri’s ‘Divine Comedy’ is about the path of life and salvation. It teaches us how choices become actions and how actions affect our lives and those of others. The message indicates the importance of morals and the vitality of decisions to a person’s life – making us realize how our own temporal actions (our earthly desires, earthly sins, and everything else we have made and done in our lifetime) is what brings us…