Manny Villar and The Kabalarian Philosophy

This entry is about to tackle how I saw Manny Villar pass in front of me as the communion was taking into place. Yes, I was in the church when all this “hu-what?!” thing happened. He was wearing his trademark orange shirt tucked in his maong pants, which is why he looked fatter in person.

At first, I was having second thoughts on whether it was really him or not. I was eavesdropping on people chattering around when the mass ended, trying to confirm things out. Finally, while collating my thoughts, I heard the shouts of excitement of small boys saying “Ui, si BILYAR oh!” (take note of the accent).

Having heard of that remark, I felt like waiting for Manny Villar go down the stairs and have a handshake with him. It quite looked like he was campaigning – utilizing each and every second left before the Election Day begins. Anyway, if I were only, at this point of time, at the right age to vote, I would surely include him among my top twelve.

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On the other side, I tried the site Wilmark Gular recommended - the Kabalarian Philosophy, which gives a description of your first name. It was quite surprising that almost all the descriptions under my name fit. Well, I just said almost. It’s up to you to spot the not.

Your First Name of: John Paul

• While the name John Paul creates the urge to be creative, independent and original, we point out that it limits self-expression and friendly congeniality with a tendency to be moody.
  
• This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses heart, lungs, bronchial area, and tension or accidents to the head.
• The name of John Paul gives you a very individual, reserved, serious nature.
  
• You prefer to be alone with your own thoughts, rather than in the company of others.
  
• This name restricts spontaneity in association and the fluency of your verbal expression.
  
• When you are required to express yourself in personal matters requiring finesse and diplomacy, you feel awkward and embarrassed.
  
• Although you realize perfectly well what is expected of you, you are unable to find the right words, and hence you end up saying something inappropriate in a candid way.
  
• You can express your deeper thoughts and feelings best through writing.

If ever you want to try yours, just put the word “Kabalarian” on your search engine and voila! Hehehe… ‘till then!