With my partner in CHRIST

MARSHMALLOW CHALLENGE

                           We took this video last May 31 for funny. I'm with Yvann and we play Marshmallow Challenge which we should first do 'bato bato pick'. If someone will lose, I/he will put a marshmallow on my/his mouth and after he/she will say "STAY HUNGRY". Stay hungry is not literally means by food but by the word of God. So, hopefully you will enjoy to watch this video. Thank You!

A day with my family

Jam with Fam

All About Me

                              It's all about me!😇💕

I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name: Jamaica E. Hernandez

Nickname: Mhai-Mhai / Jam

Birthday: December 22, 2000

Birthplace: Duongan, Victoria, Oriental Mindoro

Address: Ph7, Blk14, Lot5, Pooc, Southville IV, Sta.Rosa Laguna

Facebook: Jamaica Esquierdo Hernandez

II. EDUCATION:

Jamaica's

Elementary School: Duongan Elementary School (Kinder-Grade 4), Southville IV Elementary School (Grade 5-6)

Junior High School: Southville IV National High School (Grade 7-10)

Senior High School: STI College, Sta. Rosa

Strand: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

III. Hobbies, Likes, Dislikes

Hobbies: Playing badminton, volleyball, and basketball. Also watching funny videos, basketball, and cool dance.

Likes: I like hiking, sports, and rides. I like reading bible. I like to serve God. I like to have a partner in Christ. I like travel the world with my loves. I like a good man. I like shoes.

Dislikes: I don't like people saying bad words, doing bad like lying, stealing, cheating and etc. I don't like frogs. I don't like to eat eggplants.

IV. Ambition

Ambition: I want to be a successful Civil Engineer.

Rene Descartes

René Descartes was born on March 31, 1596, in La Haye en Touraine, France. He was extensively educated, first at a Jesuit college at age 8, then earning a law degree at 22, but an influential teacher set him on a course to apply mathematics and logic to understanding the natural world. This approach incorporated the contemplation of the nature of existence and of knowledge itself, hence his most famous observation, “I think; therefore I am.”

Early Life

Philosopher René Descartes was born on March 31, 1596, in La Haye en Touraine, a small town in central France, which has since been renamed after him to honor its most famous son. He was the youngest of three children, and his mother, Jeanne Brochard, died within his first year of life. His father, Joachim, a council member in the provincial parliament, sent the children to live with their maternal grandmother, where they remained even after he remarried a few years later. But he was very concerned with good education and sent René, at age 8, to boarding school at the Jesuit college of Henri IV in La Flèche, several miles to the north, for seven years.

Descartes was a good student, although it is thought that he might have been sickly, since he didn’t have to abide by the school’s rigorous schedule and was instead allowed to rest in bed until midmorning. The subjects he studied, such as rhetoric and logic and the “mathematical arts,” which included music and astronomy, as well as metaphysics, natural philosophy and ethics, equipped him well for his future as a philosopher. So did spending the next four years earning a baccalaureate in law at the University of Poitiers. Some scholars speculate that he may have had a nervous breakdown during this time.

Descartes later added theology and medicine to his studies. But he eschewed all this, “resolving to seek no knowledge other than that of which could be found in myself or else in the great book of the world,” he wrote much later in Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason and Seeking Truth in the Sciences, published in 1637.

So he traveled, joined the army for a brief time, saw some battles and was introduced to Dutch scientist and philosopher Isaac Beeckman, who would become for Descartes a very influential teacher. A year after graduating from Poitiers, Descartes credited a series of three very powerful dreams or visions with determining the course of his study for the rest of his life.

Becoming the Father of Modern Philosophy

Descartes is considered by many to be the father of modern philosophy, because his ideas departed widely from current understanding in the early 17th century, which was more feeling-based. While elements of his philosophy weren’t completely new, his approach to them was. Descartes believed in basically clearing everything off the table, all preconceived and inherited notions, and starting fresh, putting back one by one the things that were certain, which for him began with the statement “I exist.” From this sprang his most famous quote: “I think; therefore I am.”

Since Descartes believed that all truths were ultimately linked, he sought to uncover the meaning of the natural world with a rational approach, through science and mathematics—in some ways an extension of the approach Sir Francis Bacon had asserted in England a few decades prior. In addition toDiscourse on the Method, Descartes also published Meditations on First Philosophy and Principles of Philosophy, among other treatises.

Although philosophy is largely where the 20th century deposited Descartes—each century has focused on different aspects of his work—his investigations in theoretical physics led many scholars to consider him a mathematician first. He introduced Cartesian geometry, which incorporates algebra; through his laws of refraction, he developed an empirical understanding of rainbows; and he proposed a naturalistic account of the formation of the solar system, although he felt he had to suppress much of that due to Galileo’s fate at the hands of the Inquisition. His concern wasn’t misplaced—Pope Alexander VII later added Descartes’ works to the Index of Prohibited Books.

Later Life, Death and Legacy

Descartes never married, but he did have a daughter, Francine, born in the Netherlands in 1635. He had moved to that country in 1628 because life in France was too bustling for him to concentrate on his work, and Francine’s mother was a maid in the home where he was staying. He had planned to have the little girl educated in France, having arranged for her to live with relatives, but she died of a fever at age 5.

Descartes lived in the Netherlands for more than 20 years but died in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 11, 1650. He had moved there less than a year before, at the request of Queen Christina, to be her philosophy tutor. The fragile health indicated in his early life persisted. He habitually spent mornings in bed, where he continued to honor his dream life, incorporating it into his waking methodologies in conscious meditation, but the queen’s insistence on 5 am lessons led to a bout of pneumonia from which he could not recover. He was 53.

Sweden was a Protestant country, so Descartes, a Catholic, was buried in a graveyard primarily for unbaptized babies. Later, his remains were taken to the abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the oldest church in Paris. They were moved during the French Revolution, and were put back later—although urban legend has it that only his heart is there and the rest is buried in the Panthéon.

Descartes’ approach of combining mathematics and logic with philosophy to explain the physical world turned metaphysical when confronted with questions of theology; it led him to a contemplation of the nature of existence and the mind-body duality, identifying the point of contact for the body with the soul at the pineal gland. It also led him to define the idea of dualism: matter meeting non-matter. Because his previous philosophical system had given man the tools to define knowledge of what is true, this concept led to controversy. Fortunately, Descartes himself had also invented methodological skepticism, or Cartesian doubt, thus making philosophers of us all.

If God comes tomorrow, are you ready?

                                            If God comes tomorrow, are you ready?

Who creates you? Did you know the purpose of your life? Who gives your life or breathe? Who gives you a blessing that you receive every day? Did you know who loves you more than His life? Did you know God?

Probably, some of you knows that God is God, that's it. Sometimes you only remember Him whenever you are sad, lonely, miserable, dismal, bleak, and broken. No, sometimes not also because your way is to post the bad things that happened to your life on social media. Am I right? Now, I ask you. Did your problem, solved? If someone likes your posts, did already solve it? Haha its immaturity.

If I were you, I will say of all your problems to God by praying. There's no payment if you pray, if you know. God hurts more whenever you are sad, if you know. God loath whenever you are crying, if you know. God is the only one, who gives you the best advice on your problems, just say to Him. He's always there for you because GOD LOVES YOU!

This are the behavior of almost teenagers. Example, there's a teenage girl, who has a friend gay. Then, when a girl saw her friend, of course she come up to him and say "Eyy! Bakla! Anong ginagawa mo dito? (Tooooooot) mo ka! Naghahanap ka na naman ng boylalu noh, girl. (Tooooooot) mo ka talaga!" And a girl reply "Tooooooot) mo ka! Hinihintay ko nanay ko". Until the conversations of them ends with a full of bad words. But didn't you think that behind of this situations, God cries over you. Wazaap! God cries for you! Wake up! Seriously, you reach it? He is God and you? You are only a part of His creation! He has a power to kill you but why you still alive? Why? Because GOD LOVES YOU!

He gave His only begotten Son for you. For you to saves you. Yes, it's hurts for Him because He has only one Son. He sacrifice His Son because GOD LOVES YOU. You, do you think if you have a child, you will give it to others for their own happiness? Do you think your parents will able you to give for others? It is impossible! Am I right? You know why, because only God, who can do that. That's how GOD LOVES YOU! Wake up! This is the reality!

Jesus, who God's begotten son, suffered on the cross for you to saves your life. Did you know that? Did you know if He can't do that, you/us are still here? No! No! Because you were in hell. How thankful you are! How blessed you are! But then what are you doing? You're wasting His chances that He gives. Do you think you're ready for His coming? Wuw! Don't waste your life. Because I will say to you, although God and Jesus love you the most, they will never give you another chance. Don't waste your time to waits God before you change. This is the time! Don't waste your chance. Choose the real happiness of life. In this world, you are permanently alive. In heaven, located the forever that you seeking. Change now, before God come. Be ready! Be ready! BE READY BECAUSE GOD'S COMING IS SO NEAR!