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Manila, Jose Rizal, Rizal Park
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I meet up with Nelson, a Filipino/Japanese writer who shows me Rizal Park and tells me about national hero, Jose Rizal. Rizal wrote two books which helped inspire to the revolution against the Spanish colonists. I'm going to be off the map for 10 days doing a Vipassana silent meditation. Trave... More
Added Feb 7, 2012
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heatboyz05 Says:
Executed.
heatboyz05 Says:
You should re-learn the history why Rizal SHOULD be our national hero. PS: Bonifacio was one of the reasons why Rizal was executed.
MarcoEspanya Says:
Rizal died or executed in Luneta?
silviasboy Says:
Jose rizal shouldnt be a hero. He didnt di shit but hold his pen. Bonifacio ia hero. Hes a go at it guy killing much breathing spaniards in his time.
OneFifthNative Says:
Oh it's probably not encouraged during meditation but have you ever wondered why the abbot has his hands in his big tunic all day long with that Buddha smile on his face?
dnnylee Says:
Please go to Baguio, If you do I can give you some very interesting people to look up I knew during my two yr stay in the 70's, and if you should choose could you please visit a grave site for me of Richard Henry my best of all friends would be greatly appreciated I have a story of all stories to share about him you will find fantastic PM me and I will share some history with you.Thank you for your consideration, maybe we can communicate via skype.
ArizonaBob Says:
Enjoy your meditation Mark...looks like all is well. Peace
stillooking9696 Says:
Off the map? is there any such thing ? Send me a Vision just where that might be & why does the song come to mind 'Row Row Row your boat...Life is but a dream"
creatorsdream Says:
Well done mate! You deserve the time to clear and ponder the great life that you are living. I know you will get exactly what you desire. Question is what is it you desire? And... more importantly, things NOT TO DO that will get in the way of accomplishing your desires. Rest and be well...
overlander Says:
Thanks Evan and Rachel. I talked about it a bit in the very long 'bushwalking with the overlander' video
EvannRachel Says:
Great video, Evan and I have really wanted to do one of those meditating trips. Sounds so refreshing, I'd love to hear your thoughts about it once you're done!
overlander Says:
You can do it all round the world Rosa, donation based. But it is intense, harder than walking the Camino
overlander Says:
thanks Rudy, the xf footage pops with the vibrancy filter
overlander Says:
thanks for the info
overlander Says:
we did plan that, but Nelson still looked a little stunned :)
overlander Says:
lol 'can you wank there' - I will try and answer you without grinning. It is probably not encouraged
Margaritaville3 Says:
10 day silent meditation sounds interesting, would like to hear about your personal experience. I would like to try that some day. Best of luck!! Thanks for that area's piece of history in your video.
Nerro2010 Says:
Just funny how you thank him and just walk away. hahaha
larafox66 Says:
so great, Mark! that´s a very good thing to do! lucky you! wish you all the best! looking forward to hearing your story! ... I hope you will come back! if not, please let us know where you are - to share the experience! :))) ☯
baddogonline Says:
No internet? Sounds like torcher... ;)
OneFifthNative Says:
I love the silent treatment, I do it all the time when I work. No radio for 10 hrs a day, minimal contact with others. It's gas when you get to watch/listen to your mind babbling on like a woman about this that and nothing much. It helps you REALLY think from behind al the thoughts and random crap. Not to mention songs that play incessantly internally. Yeah, it's good to be weird. Only problem is you find other people intolerable more and more. Or maybe that's just me. Enjoy. Can you wank there?
ottawawebdesigners Says:
Thanks Mark for another very interesting video. I look forward to each one and am never disappointed. Rudy in Ottawa
ninoylist Says:
"Rizal wrote two books which helped inspire to the bloodless revolution against the Spanish colonists" It was a bloody revolution against the Spaniards. The bloodless one was against Ferdinand Marcos in 1986. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines! Cheers!