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Pagkatapos ng iyong pagtahak sa burol ng kalbaryo na kung tawagin ay enrollment sa law school, pagkatapos mong mahiyana at hindi na lang bumati sa mga LSG officers na minsan mong pinasaringan na gaslighters, ay narito na at bumubungad na sa iyo ang bagong semester. Isang panibagong semester na sa unang linggo pa lamang ay may lakas ka na ng loob na magmalato ba sa iyong pag-aaral. Naroon na ang ngayon ka nagre-reklamo na dapat ay no student left behind sa nakaraang hagupit ng bagyo at sakuna. Kahit na nasa loob ka lang ng bahay at nakatodo pa ang aircon. Naroon na ang ngayon ay gusto mo online classes or suspension na lang.
Total marami pang bahagi ng Pilipinas ang malakas pa ang ulan. Isang panibagong semester na naman na sayo ay naghihintay. How do you start the new semester right?
Let us begin, kapatid, with the presumption that you have been anxious before. If this is your first semester in law school, let me tell you, kapatid, up front, that all of the horror stories you have heard from whatever source have some modicum of truth. They are based on actual stories of actual experiences of actual persons or actual classmates who have been through some small version of the horror story.
Kung may nakapagkwento sa'yo kapatid na may pinalabas sa klase dahil wala siyang alam, let me tell you that that is true. To this day, we hear the voices of our professors in our heads. Kahit sa practice kung ikaw ay nasusungitan ng judge o ng opposing counsel ay may version ng imuhang 20-something self ang natataranta at naligaga at bumabalik sa moment na nasigawan ka sa klase.
If you are now in your second year or third year or by some minor miracle of God you are now on your final year in law school, know and understand that you have been anxious before. Minsan ka na ring nagsimula ng semester na aligaga at hindi magkandaugaga, kakastok ng profesor ng mga luma niyang exam at pang aabala ng mga bradosis na dumaan sa kanya. If you are afraid of the coming semester because of your professors, know and understand kapatid, that But you have been afraid before.
Minsan ka na ring natakot sa isang profesor na maugong balita na anim lang ang pumasa last semester. Minsan ka na ring natakot sa isang profesor na namimigay ng dropping forms just before the midterm or final exams. Minsan ka na ring natakot sa isang profesor na nakuuna ang kanyang reputation kesa sa actual ninyong pagkakakilala sa kanya. In the truly olden days, we had one professor who was a towering hulk of a man. Students in the corridors would park like the Red Sea when he would pass by.
All of us fell silent by his presence alone. We were deathly afraid of him because he looked like God's vengeance. Kamay na ito kapatid at ganito pa ang takot namin sa kanya.
They say where he walks, the grass never grows. Such was our fear of him. During our class, we grew all the more terrified of him.
Two by two, our class would dwindle. He would suggest to the two worst performers in class to drop his subject. His suggestion felt more like a command than a suggestion. We were so afraid of him that we complied, such that on the day of the final exam, only of us remained. Nine, kasi ako yung matigas na mukha na hindi nag-drop.
The one time we saw him smile was in his casket because he died peacefully. As much as we were afraid of this professor, we showed up. We told ourselves that make it or not, ilalaban na namin. Sa parehong paraan, kapatid, na minsan ka na ring natakot sa iyong mga professor.
Hindi mo ito first time. Kahit na natakot ka noon, eh nandito. maglalaho ang lahat ng iyong aral na animoy itong naitapon sabay sigay ng COVID.
You are not the same person as you were last year. You are not necessarily more skillful in reading and understanding the law. You are not necessarily a better learner of the law. But you are not the same person as you were last year.
In the here and in the now, you are an incrementally better iteration of yourself. of the person you were last year. Hindi importante kapatid kung gano ito ka superficial. Kahit ba nagdagdag lang sila ng konting alat at asim, ay new and improved version na daw iyon ng paborito mong pansit kanton. You are now a better version.
Full stop. Finally, know and understand that you have been here before. Your professors, your subjects, and your classmates may not necessarily be the same. May mga kaklasi kayong hinding-hindi mo na makikita.
May mga profesor kayong hinding-hindi mo na makikita. May mga subject ka na maaaring inuulit mo ngayon parang paboritong ulam sa buffet. But know and understand, kapatid, that you have been here before. You have been here before.
Ikaw gayto mayunan. 1. The same measure of the earth that you are standing on today, in the midst of your fear that you will fall to your professor who seems to be angry with you, in your fears where the hand of God will take your hand. ng aral mo ay burado.
Sa gitna ng isang libong duda, may nananatiling nag-iisang tiyak. Tapat ang Diyos sa kanyang pangako. Hindi kanya pa. He has called you by name to come and be a lawyer for His people. He has called you by name so that one day, someday, you can put a child molester behind bars and make the world a safer place.
He called you by name. So that one day, someday, you too will bear witness and testimony to His love and faithfulness. kahit ramdam mong hindi ka karapat dapat.
He has called you by name and you have answered. So tonight, kapatid, let this be our declaration. God has not abandoned you in the past year. God was with you last semester and today I declare He will be with you in this one. Magtiwala ka lamang sa Kanya.
Father, I pray for every single person who is praying with me right now. We lift up to you all of our doubts, our fears, all of our insecurities, anxieties of my brother, my sister, my friend, whom I love so dearly. We lift up to you in surrender everything we will say, think, and do during the coming semester.
You have provided for us before and you will remain faithful during this semester and every semester henceforth until my brother, my sister, my friend says the words that will forever bind us together as we bring justice where there is none. This we ask in the mighty name of Jesus we pray In the mighty name of Jesus we pray Amen and Amen Thank you brother if you reached the ending of this episode Thank you for the few minutes you spent blessed If you would like to see more content on how to build your confidence in law school, please let me know by typing yes in the comments down below. I know this is just a simple yes, but it's important to us. By typing yes in the comments, you are telling me and telling the team. that what we do here is helpful.
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