There are thousands of “quotable quotes” or “hugot” lines that we can think of, but how these affects the mentality of individuals, their behaviors and personality. Are these quotable lines helpful in shaping opinions about you or just a way to create judgment on other people?

They said that the mind is its own place and itself, can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven. It means your mind has a free will to think of anything whether it is “right or wrong” even “good and bad” but to translate this into action is a different story that requires social responsibility.

I have made a research about “quotable quotes” on Facebook but I found the most intriguing lines in my inbox, not anywhere else. Some of my family members sent these “hugot” lines into my inbox. I have no idea of their intentions why they sent these quotable quotes, but one thing is for sure that they want to kill me with their words using the “hugot” lines. These are the “quotable quotes” I found that maybe you can relate:

1. Supporting your parents financially is not a license for you to disrespect them…you will not be in your position if not from their sacrifices and love, respect your parents while they are alive.

(Ang pagbibigay ng pera at pagtustos sa pangangailangan ng iyong magulang ay hindi kailanman lisensya para sila ay bastusin mo. Tandaan mo na wala ka sa kinalalagyan mo ngayon kundi dahil sa mga sakripisyo at pagmamahal ng magulang mo. Igalang at mahalin mo sila habang sila ay nabubuhay pa.)

2. It is not important if your life is slowly progressing, as long as you are not doing any criminal thing that affects other people, keep your conscience clear while attaining your dreams.

(Hindi importante kung mabagal ang pag asenso sa buhay, ang mahalaga wala kang ginagawang masama, wala kang sinasaktan, malinis ang iyong konsensya at naabot mo ang iyong pangarap sa marangal na pamamaraan.)

3. It doesn’t mean if your mother smile, she is happy…there are mothers who sacrificed hard for the happiness of their children even hiding their own true feelings!

(Hindi porket nakangiti ang isang Ina, masaya na, minsan may mga Ina lang talagang handang magtiis at kargahin ang lahat ng problema. Makita lang nyang masaya ang anak maski sarili nyang nararamdaman niloloko nya na sa pagpapanggap.)

4. Why some people who have just taste a dime of gold turned-out to be arrogant, they are digressing and deceitful as if they will retain being rich forever!

(Bakit ang ibang tao nakatikim lang ng kaunting luwag sa buhay yumayabang na? Pati pananalita mataas na para bang hindi na sila maghihirap.)

5. All people are entitled to their happiness so do not intrude on to their lives, even you are the smartest person…you still have no right to step down on others as you also have limitations.

(Lahat ng tao may karapatang sumaya, wag makialam sa buhay ng iba, kung ang tingin mo man sa iyong sarili ikaw ang pinakamagaling, wala ka pa rin karapatan husgahan at tapakan ang ibang tao..lalo na kung alam mo di ka rin naman perpekto.)

I am thinking if words can kill then most of the people use the quotable quotes as a tool to kill each other. We know “word” has a power and limitation. It can hurt or break over their desperation for certain circumstances, a way to run over the issue.

Some people believe that through quotable lines they can smile and can move forward to their lives. Others can simply tell their feelings and angst straight to the point then resolved the issue right there and then. It is the personality of the people of who they are as a person during the stage of problems or because of the culture on how they are brought-up.

One of the leading psychologists said, “learning would be exceedingly laborious, not to mention hazardous, if people had to rely solely on the effects of their actions to inform them what to do.” This is how we launched the “Progresibong Utak Campaign” or Progressive Mind Campaign to correct notions about certain behaviors. This is for the people to realize that the words have power to translate things into action proactively. The quotable quotes or “hugot lines” can be a tool to work progressively for the enrichment of community, so use your word and time wisely.

Build a small business, be an entrepreneur – my “hugot” line!

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