Is Rizal still relevant among millennials?

Millions of generations will still be able to tackle the progress of contemporary technology and social media that is learning from the life of Dr. Jose Rizal and transforming the lifestyle of young people.

Professor Rejie Palmos, Coordinator of Peace Education Center at Western Visayas State University in Iloilo City, stated that our national hero is still useful today.

"Rizal inspired a lot of people in his era, for him, the revolution is not simply to use guns and guns but to use a stronger pen than a sword," he said.

Panos said the millennial generation can learn from Rizal how to influence change.

"The theme of the 121st Rizal Memorial Museum is 'Sunlight 2017: Mabuting Kaisipan, Susi sa Kaunlaran'. This is about positive thinking or positive thinking, "he said.

Remember that the Millennial generation is a very important part of their lifestyle no matter what you feel or what you do, whatever action you take.

"If you always think about the good things of people and we do good for people, we will feel positive resonance and positive energy, which is a good thing."

Palmos says that young people are very concerned about social media and other forms of entertainment, but we need to "check and balance" what we think, what we say, and about others There was.

"This is a challenge for teachers and educators, we must resist the culture of violence against social media and the many things we do," he said.

He pointed out that Rizal does not want violence all the time, so he insisted that our country spread the things we should do with the pen.

"We must inspire him, so before we talk about something bad before releasing social media, before we talk to people with a bad turn we will see Rizal's relevance We must reflect it. "

Panos said Rizal hopes to choose this peace, use his pen to promote peace, and hope to achieve this change depending on what his generation does. (PIA-Ilo)

Many of our millenniums today do not really know who Rizal is. They know many symbolic superheroes and they are not aware that the Philippines is a very wonderful person. Rizal, once known as the best Malay in history, has been respected by Muslim Filipinos, Malaysians, and Indonesians. Many Muslim men are named after him. Rizal has written over 20 poems. They are all about loving our country and preparing to die for it. At home and abroad, Rizal is always at the highest level of that class. He is a profound thinker and he has earned respect for others because he can talk about many concepts, ideas, and philosophies that can not even be seen by others.

Millennial generation is called slash generation and I am working from 9 am to 6 pm, but are not you still freelancer? Like Millennials, Rizal is also a doctor, teacher, newspaper writer and writer! Yes, your boys also have multiple rackets! One of them is to become an alternative model in the painting by Juan Luna! If you have read his diary on the same day and have heard of your Rizal course, he is actually limited in his budget while studying. He recorded everything from food to chewing gum until the stamp! Even with some accounts, he asked his friend to contribute to the bottle of wine he bought, now do you think you are the same person? Lol