RPH, CHAPTER 2: The KKK and The Kartilya ng Katipunan

Teacher MJ
7 Feb 202421:43

Summary

TLDRThis educational video delves into Philippine history, focusing on the Katipunan, a pivotal organization in the country's fight for independence from Spain. It outlines the Katipunan's two main objectives: unity among Filipinos and revolution for separation from Spanish rule. The video highlights the importance of the 'Kartilya', a document written by the young Emilio Jacinto, which serves as a code of conduct for Katipunan members, emphasizing values like unity, equality, and purpose-driven living. It also discusses the historical context, including previous regional revolts and the shift towards a national struggle for independence.

Takeaways

  • 📜 The KKK, or Katipunan, was a significant revolutionary organization in Philippine history aimed at uniting Filipinos and achieving independence from Spain.
  • 🔍 The primary goals of the KKK were the unity of the Filipino people and separation from Spain through revolution, as outlined by Bonifacio's writings.
  • 🏳️‍🌈 Before the KKK, revolts like that of Diego Silang were regional and did not envision a unified Filipino nation against Spanish colonization.
  • 📚 Propaganda movements led by ilustrados sought equal rights and protection from Spanish abuses, but did not aim for complete independence.
  • 📖 The Kartilya, written by Emilio Jacinto at 18, served as a guiding document for the Katipunan, outlining a value system and code of conduct for its members.
  • 👨‍🎓 Emilio Jacinto was a young law student at the University of Santo Tomas when he wrote the Kartilya, which was later favored by Bonifacio for distribution.
  • 📝 The Kartilya's rules can be divided into two groups: those that shape an individual's character and those that guide interactions with fellow members.
  • 🛡 The first rule of the Kartilya emphasizes living a purpose-driven life, highlighting the importance of goodness for its own sake.
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Rule 10 of the Kartilya underscores the importance of leading one's family righteously, setting an example for others to follow.
  • 🌟 The Kartilya's final rule reflects the author's hopeful vision for the Philippines, emphasizing that sacrifices made for the nation are not in vain.

Q & A

  • What is the primary focus of Chapter 2 in the course on Philippine history?

    -Chapter 2 focuses on the content and contextual analysis of selected primary sources in Philippine history.

  • What is the significance of the KKK in Philippine history?

    -The KKK, or Katipunan, is arguably the most important organization formed in Philippine history, aimed at achieving unity among Filipinos and separation from Spanish rule through revolution.

  • What were the two principal aims of the Katipunan as gathered from the writings of Bonifacio?

    -The two principal aims of the Katipunan were the unity of the Filipino people and the separation from Spain by means of revolution.

  • How did previous armed revolts differ from the Katipunan's approach to revolution?

    -Previous armed revolts, such as that led by Diego Silang, were focused on regional independence rather than a unified Filipino nation revolting against the colonizer.

  • What was the objective of the Propaganda Movement led by the ilustrados?

    -The Propaganda Movement, led by ilustrados, did not envision a total separation from Spain but demanded equal rights, representation, and protection from the abuses of the clergy.

  • Who wrote the Kartilya, and what was its original title?

    -The Kartilya was written by Emilio Jacinto, and its original title was 'Kartilya ng Katipunan' or 'Lessons of the Organization of the Sons of the Country'.

  • At what age did Emilio Jacinto write the Kartilya?

    -Emilio Jacinto wrote the Kartilya when he was 18 years old.

  • What was the role of the Kartilya within the Katipunan?

    -The Kartilya served as the governing document of the Katipunan, outlining the rules of conduct and acting as a code of behavior for its members.

  • How are the rules or code of conduct in the Kartilya classified?

    -The rules in the Kartilya are classified into two groups: the first group (rules 1 to 7) focuses on making the member an upright individual, while the second group (rules 8 to 14) guides how he treats his fellow men.

  • What does the Kartilya signify for the members of the Katipunan?

    -The Kartilya signifies a code of conduct that instructs Katipunan members on how to behave and which specific values to uphold, emphasizing character development, equality, honor, and service to the people.

Outlines

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📜 Introduction to the Katipunan and its Aims

The video script opens with a discussion on Philippine history, focusing on the analysis of primary sources, particularly the Katipunan, a significant revolutionary organization in Philippine history. The script outlines the two main objectives of the Katipunan as unity of the Filipino people and separation from Spanish rule through revolution. It highlights the importance of unity as a key to independence and contrasts the Katipunan's nationwide focus with previous regional revolts, such as that of Diego Silang, who fought for the independence of Ilocos. The script also mentions the propaganda movement led by ilustrados, which sought equal rights and protection from Spanish abuses but did not aim for complete independence.

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📚 The Propaganda Movement and the Katipunan's Ideology

Paragraph 2 delves into the propaganda movement led by ilustrados like Marcelo H. del Pilar, Mariano Lopez, and Jose Rizal. This movement, composed of educated Filipinos, sought reforms and equal rights within the Spanish colonial system rather than full independence. The script contrasts this with the Katipunan's more radical stance. It then introduces the Kartilya, a foundational document of the Katipunan written by Emilio Jacinto at the age of 18. The Kartilya defined the organization's values and goals, aiming to guide its members towards a collective objective of national unity and independence. The document's significance is emphasized, as it was favored by Andrés Bonifacio, the founder of the Katipunan, over an earlier draft.

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🎓 Emilio Jacinto and the Kartilya's Influence

Paragraph 3 discusses Emilio Jacinto's role in the Katipunan, highlighting his youth and selflessness. Despite being only 24 years old, Jacinto was recognized for his intellect and was appointed by Bonifacio to distribute the Kartilya among fellow revolutionaries. The Kartilya served as a code of conduct, instructing members on how to behave and which values to uphold. Jacinto's early death at 24 is noted, along with his contributions to the revolution. The paragraph also provides biographical details about Jacinto and Bonifacio, emphasizing their dedication to the cause of Philippine independence.

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📖 The Kartilya's Code of Conduct and Its Tenets

Paragraph 4 breaks down the Kartilya's rules into two groups: those that guide individual character development (rules 1-7) and those that dictate how members should interact with others (rules 8-14). The rules emphasize living a purpose-driven life, doing good for goodness' sake, kindness, equality, honor, reliability, valuing time, protecting the weak, confidentiality, leading one's family, respecting women, and practicing empathy. The Kartilya's final rule reflects on the author's hope for the nation's future, suggesting that sacrifices made for independence are not in vain.

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🏛 Understanding the Katipunan's Values and Aspirations

The final paragraph summarizes the importance of understanding the Kartilya in grasping the Katipunan's values, aspirations, and ideology. It emphasizes the document's role in teaching members how to love their country and behave as good citizens. The script acknowledges that while interpretations of the Kartilya may vary, its overarching message is to guide individuals in living a meaningful life and treating others with the right attitude. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to appreciate the significance of the Kartilya's teachings.

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Keywords

💡KKK

The 'KKK' refers to the Kataas-taasang Kagalang-galang na Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan, or the 'Supreme and Venerable Association of the Sons of the People,' more commonly known as the Katipunan. It was a revolutionary society established in the Philippines in 1892, which sought Philippine independence from Spanish colonial rule. The organization played a significant role in the Philippine Revolution and is highlighted in the video as one of the most important primary sources for understanding Philippine history. The term is used throughout the script to discuss the formation, aims, and impact of the Katipunan on Philippine independence.

💡Bonifacio

Bonifacio, or Andrés Bonifacio, is a key figure in Philippine history and the founder of the Katipunan. He is mentioned in the script as someone who recognized the value and intellect of other members, such as Emilio Jacinto, and was instrumental in the distribution of the Kartilya, the organization's code of conduct. Bonifacio's leadership and the principles he stood for are central to the video's discussion on the Katipunan's objectives and values.

💡Kartilya

The 'Kartilya' is a document written by Emilio Jacinto that served as the code of conduct for the Katipunan. It outlines the rules and principles that members were expected to follow, emphasizing unity, integrity, and the pursuit of independence. The script discusses the Kartilya as a primary source that provides insight into the Katipunan's ideology and the values it sought to instill in its members.

💡Unity

Unity is a central theme in the video, particularly in relation to the Katipunan's goal of uniting the Filipino people against Spanish colonial rule. The script emphasizes that unity was seen as essential for the success of the revolution and for achieving independence. The term is used to illustrate the collective spirit and the need for solidarity among the Filipinos during the struggle for freedom.

💡Revolution

The term 'Revolution' is used in the script to describe the series of uprisings and movements aimed at overthrowing Spanish rule and achieving Philippine independence. The Katipunan's strategy involved armed revolts and the propagation of nationalist ideas, which are discussed in the context of the revolutionary activities led by Bonifacio and other Katipunan members.

💡Independence

Independence is a recurring concept in the video, signifying the ultimate goal of the Katipunan and the Philippine Revolution—to free the Philippines from Spanish colonial control. The script discusses the importance of independence as a driving force behind the formation of the Katipunan and the actions of its members.

💡Illustrados

The 'Illustrados' refers to a group of Filipino intellectuals and professionals who were educated in Europe and advocated for reforms within the Spanish colonial system. The script contrasts the Illustrados' approach, which focused on achieving equal rights and representation, with the more radical, independence-seeking stance of the Katipunan.

💡Propaganda Movement

The 'Propaganda Movement' was a reformist movement led by Filipino intellectuals like Marcelo H. del Pilar, Mariano Ponce, and others. The script mentions this movement as an earlier effort to demand equal rights and protection from Spanish abuses, which did not envision complete separation from Spain but laid some groundwork for the revolutionary ideas that the Katipunan later embraced.

💡Emilio Jacinto

Emilio Jacinto, mentioned in the script, was a young revolutionary and a key member of the Katipunan. He is credited with writing the Kartilya, which became the organization's guiding principles. Jacinto's early involvement and his contributions to the movement are highlighted to emphasize the importance of youth and intellectual commitment in the struggle for Philippine independence.

💡Code of Conduct

The 'Code of Conduct' refers to the set of rules and principles outlined in the Kartilya, which governed the behavior and actions of Katipunan members. The script discusses how these rules were designed to cultivate upright individuals and guide their interactions with fellow members and the broader society, reflecting the organization's values and aspirations.

💡Regional Revolts

The term 'Regional Revolts' is used in the script to describe uprisings that took place in various regions of the Philippines before the formation of the Katipunan. These revolts, such as the one led by Diego Silang, were localized and did not aim for national independence. The script contrasts these earlier, region-specific revolts with the Katipunan's nationwide push for independence.

Highlights

Introduction to the discussion on the Katipunan and the Kartilya晟s role in Philippine history.

The Katipunan as one of the most important organizations in Philippine history.

The two principal aims of the Katipunan: unity of the Filipino people and separation from Spain by revolution.

Emilio Jacinto's Kartilya晟s significance as a primary source and its authorship at a young age.

Bonifacio's recognition of Jacinto's intellect and the Kartilya晟s distribution among Katipunan members.

The Kartilya晟s function as a code of conduct for Katipunan members.

The Kartilya晟s classification into two groups: rules for individual character development and rules for interpersonal conduct.

The first rule of the Kartilya晟s emphasizing living a purpose-driven life.

The importance of doing good deeds for goodness' sake, not for fame or recognition.

Kindness in the Kartilya晟s is defined by love and service to the people.

Equality among Katipunan members, regardless of race or educational background.

Honor for a Katipunero means valuing it more than personal interests.

The importance of being a man of one's word in the Katipunan.

Time management and its significance in the Katipunan's operations.

The duty of Katipuneros to protect the weak and fight against oppression.

Confidentiality and the importance of trust in the Katipunan.

Leading one's family to the right path as a reflection of a Katipunero's character.

The respect and importance given to women in the Katipunan's values.

The Golden Rule in the Kartilya晟s: do not do to others what you do not want done to you.

The final rule of the Kartilya晟s highlighting the author's hope and love for the motherland.

Conclusion on the Kartilya晟s as a guide for living a purposeful and morally upright life.

Transcripts

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greetings and good day everybody welcome

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back to our course readings in

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Philippine history and we are still in

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our chapter 2 which which is all about

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the content and contextual analysis of

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selected primary sources in the

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Philippine

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history so we're done with our first

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primary source discuss which was about

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the The Voyage of maelen that was

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written by Antonio Pega feta and our

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next discussion so for anything else

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this will be our learning objectives I

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already uh presented this during our

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discussion s expedition of melan so what

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we will discuss we will be discussing

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the KKK and the cartian kpan so this KKK

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it is one of the primary

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sources counter

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sa chapter 2 so this is considered as

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well as one of the most important

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primary

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sources uh IR

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rely so our first discussion will be on

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thek

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or so what is

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KKK

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is

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okay

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KKK so KKK

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or is arguably the most important

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organization formed in the Philippine

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history is the important group that was

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uh created in the history of the

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Philippines and

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freedom from Spanish okay next is that

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there are two principal aims of the

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KKK as gathered from the writings of

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bonasio first

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is unity of the Filipino people and

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separation from Spain by means of

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revolutions

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so about the unity of the Filipino

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people so Unity of the whole Filipino

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nation and if

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dity

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or United

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then T successful against Spaniards okay

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and we have to be United as a

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nation because Unity is the key towards

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independence

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Isa aims s KKK is the unity of the whole

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Filipino

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Nation successful

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againsts next is the separation from

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Spain by means of Revolution so uh we no

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I Malaya under castill

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castillia

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and

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and total of independence from Spain

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that is why we really we really need

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separation from Spain by means of

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Revolution total independence from Spain

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if we are not going to separate from

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Spain of course under

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Spain that is

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why last

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a bonasio is M separate Spain by means

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of

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Revolution next is that previous

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armed revolts had already occurred

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before the foundation of the Katipunan

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but none of them invention a unified

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Filipino Nation revolting revolting

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against the colonizer

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so none of them

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invion unified Filipino Nation revolting

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against the

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colonizer with their personal

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gain Invision a unified Filipino Nation

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revolting against

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colonizer and like for example s Diego

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silang was known as an ilano who took

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out his arms LED one of the longest

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running revolts in the country so SI

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Diego silang was

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anus independence of Ilocos

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region not on the entire Philippines

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that means

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before Revolution were focused on

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Regional level

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Focus entire

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Philippines just like Focus independence

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of so

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while welfare for the whole Philippines

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for regional

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level and then his locality referred to

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him as El the Ilocos or the king of

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Ilocos that's why gwag as the king of

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Ilocos he inv he he

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invisioned

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ilocus region not on the entire

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Philippines that

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why

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retions is more focused on a regional

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level for the whole nation of

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Philippines for the for the whole um for

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the entire Philippines okay then the

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propaganda movements led by the

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illustrados like Marcelo H delpilar

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garciano Lopez China

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andal did not Envision a total

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separation of the Philippines from Spain

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but they demanded uh but but only

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demanded equal rights

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representation and protection from the

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abuses of the prior so what is this

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propaganda movement no propaganda

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movement

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and so propaganda movement this uh this

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was a group that was made by illustrados

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canisa

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josein spend in

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education

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andar Spain per they are demanded and

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equal rights representation and

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protection from the abuses of PRI every

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timei they exercise a political power

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during that

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time demand protection from the abuses

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of the priors equal rights as well as

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the

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representation in the conduct of their

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struggle created a complex structure and

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Define value system that will guide the

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organization as a collective aspiring

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for a single goal so value system

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again created a complex structure and

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defined as a value system so value

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system and take note that this value

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system uh it will guide the organization

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is collective aspiring for a single goal

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so it is important K uh it introduces

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who aspire to be part of this Revol of

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this revolutionary organization and it

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also

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encourage

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encouragement to join with this

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organization and what was the most

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important document of the k

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it was

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the or the original title of the

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document

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was or in English translation it is

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lessons of the organization of the sons

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of County and of course this document

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was written by Emilio hinto in

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1896 so Emilia hinto was only 18 years

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old imagine B when he joined the

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movement and he was a law student at the

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University D Santo Tomas and heno was

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very uh Young when he wrote the

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caran 24 years

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old and what's the best thing about his

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early age

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or he was not thinking no he was not

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thinking about him self L but he was

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thinking about the welfare of his fellow

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men and his

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principal uh in life was very clear to

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him it's for personal gain but for the

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beneficial for everybody next is

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that bonifas she was recognized the

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value and intellect of asento that upon

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seeing that asento cilia was much better

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than the decalog he wrote Bonas

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willingly favored that the Cilia be

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distributed to their fellow

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Catos

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so and when he saw and

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read

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Anda

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bright imagine just 18 years old

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organization in a very young age in fact

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BTO and very humble see bonasio here and

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there because bonasio willingly favored

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that the caria be distributed to their

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fellow

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before

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dobos and the

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purpose to

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inspire

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forence

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and piece and imagine it's a piece of

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paper Lang per that's very

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import syst

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as

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AO that piece of

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paper system is sacred para sa

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ilaha next hento became the secretary of

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the uh Secretary of the SEC of the

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secretary of the organization and took

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charge of the shortly printing press of

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the Katipunan so as sent da took charge

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in the printing press took charge or in

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charge on April 15

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15897 bonasio appointed hento as a

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commander of the Katipunan in Northern

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lozon hento was 22 years old and died of

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malaria at a young age of 24 in the town

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of Magdalena Laguna so

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commander bonasio as a commander that's

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whyw Emilio as a general Emilio hinto

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and was 22 years old p H imagine 22

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years old after 2 years because of

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malaria so let's get to know Emilio

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hinto was born on December 15 1875 died

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on April 16

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1899 uh utak kpan M his wife was

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Catalina deos uh he was born at tondo

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manella his father was Mariano hento and

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her mother was josea Dion he attended

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San San Hanan Dean college and late

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transferred to the University of Santo

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thas to study law and andr bonasio born

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on November 303 1863 atundo

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Manila sorry died on May 10 1897 and he

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wrote Masterpiece and bonasio bonasio

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and other officially founded thean he

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was known as the am Filipino or am

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kpan so the Cilia can be treated as the

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kaan's code of conduct so just like a

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teacher nursing of professional

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conduct of

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cond rules that instruct the way a cat

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cero should behave and which specific

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values should be uphold so it's a code

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of conduct on how eoa behave and to be a

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to uh and to abide by the

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Kono so the rules or code of conduct

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stated in a ccul can be classified into

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two the first group so first 1 to S it

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contains the rules that will make the

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member an upright individual so if you

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follow this criteria you will become an

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upright individual that means it talks

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about your character

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development next second group is 8 to 14

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contains the rules that will guide the

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way he treats his fellow men it it it's

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more how you treat your fellow human

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being as IAT Panero so let's start with

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the first

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caria so um I will go to the

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explanation what's what's the uh caria

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talk talks about so I'll go with the

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explanation so explanation was made by

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uh uh PDF coffee

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so for this uh rule in cilia the first

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rule the first rule highlights the

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importance of living a Purpose Driven

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Life no because a konero who does not

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have a purpose lives a useless

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life it talks about the goodness for

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good goodness

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sake and the second rule rule is all

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about doing the right thing a deed

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carried out for the sake of Fame is not

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worthy or praise so goodness for

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goodness sake third is uh it shows what

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kindness really means that the true act

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of kindness for IAT Pono is in the love

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and service he rendered to the people

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and not to the other way around fourth

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is it high highlights uh equality so

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every katipuneros are treated equally no

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matter what race or educational

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background he has no

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equally

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treated fifth uh it shows uh what honor

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should mean for a katti Pono a true

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katti Pono though values honor more than

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his personal

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interest next sixth is all about being a

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man of word because a katero who has a

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sense of Shame must be a man of his

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word next seven it gives importance to

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time because a katipunero must give

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importance to time for the Katipunan a

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time that is loss will never be back no

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will never

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recover

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next eight is all about fighting for

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what is

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right because atio must protect the weak

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and fight those who oppress the

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weak next it it highlights the

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importance of trust and uh kyero is

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careful with what he says and it and

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kyero keeps the the things that must be

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kept

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secrets confidentiality

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10 is all about being able to lead a

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family da must lead his family to the

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right path because if a leader is

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consumed by evil so does his

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follower lead his family to the right

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path next is all about women

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a catero must give importance to a woman

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he must not see her as an object or not

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a Pastime or play thing no and that

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whenever a caty Pono sees a woman he

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will remember his mother who nurtured

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him 12 it gives importance to the

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actions that one has to make because a

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catero must not to do things that he

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does not want to be done to him or to

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his

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family second to the last uh is about

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having the right character because a

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Cero's life is not measured by what is

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his status in life nor with the things

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that he possess

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instead uh it is in his character and

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his love for the native land and lastly

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the last cilia or ru Ru it shows a

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glimpse of what the author desire and it

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shows the sense of hopefulness for the

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motherland and that all the sacrifices

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made is not for not okay for nothing so

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as the primary governing document which

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determines the rules of the conduct in

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the Katipunan properly understanding the

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Cilia will thus help in understanding

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the values ideas aspirations and even

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the ideology of the organization

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so if we understand the Celia we

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understand values ideas aspiration and

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even the ideology of the organization

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how to love our country how to behave

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how to be a good person that's why it's

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really wonderful or very nice to read

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and understand the 14 rules in cilia and

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lastly and while we have different

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interpretation with what was intended by

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bonao there is one thing that everyone

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can agree on

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that was meant to guide us in living our

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everyday life it's to the fullest more

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importantly uh it highlights the

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importance

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of uh having the right attitude towards

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other people so that is our discussion

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about the cake KK and the cartian N kpan

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thank you so much for watching our video

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and I hope that you learned something

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new in watching this video thank you

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and have a great

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day

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