Our view is that the Filipino – in addition to his unfailing trust in the Almighty – has also learned to believe in himself. We are a resilient people and we have a solid track record to prove that. MBOpinions READ:
Last December 2022, research organizations published the results of a survey that it conducted in late October.
Those figures are up from 46 percent based on a survey done by the Social Weather Station in September of last year. The survey asked respondents whether or not they felt life would be better for them in the next 12 months. The surveys reconfirmed one aspect of the Filipino character – that we are mostly incurable optimists.
The prospect of an end to that war is an unlikely basis for the optimism displayed by most Filipinos. After all, such prospect does not exist, at least not in the near future. According to the Washington Post, American and European officials do not believe that peace talks between the two warring countries could take place soon. “They concede that it is difficult to envision terms of settlement that Ukraine and Russia would accept,” the Post said.
Just recently, on Christmas Day, some 47,000 of our countrymen had to be evacuated from their homes due to massive flooding in several areas in Visayas and Mindanao. About eight persons perished and 19 went missing in the calamity which Filipinos consider one of the most important celebrations of the year.There is a view that our upbeat mood is the result of our spirituality.
Our view is that the Filipino – in addition to his unfailing trust in the Almighty – has also learned to believe in himself. We are a resilient people and we have a solid track record to prove that. We cannot blame ourselves for believing that there are no events or circumstances so bad as to prevent us from getting back on our feet, starting all over again, and transforming our lives for the better.
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