The First Principle

The first principle, which states that "We as a people must reorganize our education to
encourage solidarity," is applied to the dynamics of Filipinoism. Each of us still needs to

imagine and embody the dynamic Filipinism. As a result, anytime we consider or make plans
to exploit others, we are reminded that no one should defraud others, especially within our
own country. We Filipinos must encourage unity for our nation to grow and become more
independent and stronger. Help one another if you can, even if it's just a little amount. No
matter how little or how much you offer, it will still be a blessing to someone else.
Jhocson and Osias appear to have been the ideal duo for their era, and they share many
traits that might be considered a strength. I can tell they care deeply and honestly about
educating and empowering young Filipinos, so they are equipped to take on duties regardless
of their socioeconomic standing. Our founder Don Mariano's devotion to our nation served as
a bridge to acknowledge Ossias' concept, who built a dynamic Filipinism on three pillars.
internationalism, nationalism, and democracy.
After learning about the origins and founder of Filipinism. Being Filipino is like opening our
door to equality. It demonstrates our understanding of how much we love our nation and
everyone, regardless of their culture, race, or religious beliefs. I continued to observe our
civilization. Due to the pandemic, many of us want to exploit others in order to satisfy our
own needs. They are completely unconcerned about the effects of their actions. Every country
had to act rapidly to lessen the pandemic's harmful effects since it brought out the best and
worst in people. In order to address the health problem, dynamic Filipinism can be used to
promote a sense of global citizenship that emphasizes our basic humanity and the sharing of
resources and knowledge. It can be put into practice by boosting global and national
preparedness for pandemics. The production and distribution of medical and public health
protective measures, such as vaccines, medications, and personal protective equipment, can
be greatly improved by significantly increasing international cooperation in areas like data
sharing, research, and local as well as international production and distribution.
We must take advantage of this chance to implement Dynamic Filipinism in these trying
times and unite as a world community for peaceful collaboration that goes beyond this crisis.
Dynamic Filipinism is a response to the current state of events in the Philippines that aims to
conceptualize everything that is excellent about Filipino individuals, how they address social
issues, and how they govern by applying the Dynamic Filipino concept to every issue.
For me dynamic filipinism is the uniqueness of the Filipino in different kind of
situation. For example, Filipinos are regarded to be loving since we are family
oriented, whereas in other countries, parents are sent to nursing homes. And also
being a hospitable. This is the most common terminology that describes how we welcome
foreigners or tourists who visit our country. For us, it is a pleasure and the
country's honor to accept foreigners as visitors and build genuine relationships and
friendship with them. That is some of the example of Filipino being a unique. It is a
power to change the society and society change us as well. In the subject Dynamic
Filipinism my loyalty to our university was build and my eyes were open in different
issues in our country and on how can I become a mission of change.
The pandemic has brought out the best and worst in people and each country had to react quickly to
mitigate its negative consequences. Now more than ever, intra and intergroup collaboration has
become crucially important. Dynamic Filipinism can be applied to encourage a sense of global
citizenship that focuses on our common humanity and the sharing of resources and information to
combat the health crisis. It can be applied by strengthening national and global capacities and
resilience to future pandemics. This includes greatly enhancing international cooperation to improve,
for example, data-sharing, research, and local and global production and distribution of medical and
public health counter measures, such as vaccines, medicines, and personal protective equipment.
During these difficult times, we must seize this opportunity to apply Dynamic Filipinism and come
together as a global community for peaceful cooperation that extends beyond this crisis.

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The first principle, which states that "We as a people must reorganize our education to

encourage solidarity," is applied to the dynamics of Filipinoism. Each of us still needs to

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