+ Follow Daily Life Tag
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Again, of surveys and voters
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[Title] => The price of being nice
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[Title] => What is Art?
[Summary] => In “Art in Daily Life,” R. W. Machell describes art as “the effort to rise out of a low level of emotion, or sensation, into that higher state in which the soul can speak through the heart of the creator in his work.” It is an effort necessary to attain an ideal, and one that requires still more effort to maintain it once the ideal is reached. In that sense, effort is in the very nature of art.
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[AuthorName] => Nathan Cabello
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[Title] => "Trust Me - I'm Crazy" runs until August 4. This is Thomas Von Klettenberg's first art exhibition in Asia.
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[Title] => Time to pause and reflect
[Summary] => During this Holy Week, it is more appropriate to focus our attention on our daily life as faithful followers of Christ rather than as citizens of this country concerned with the secular problems of our earthly existence.
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[Title] => Heal yourself with a grateful heart
[Summary] => Have you felt how blowing your top can be so emotionally and physically draining?
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[AuthorName] => Mylene Mendoza-Dayrit
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[AuthorName] => BREATHING SPACE By Panjee Tapales Lopez
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