Lesson from Lobster's Instinct

I don't know if you agree that man by nature is bad. This is what I have read from the scripture. But it could be remedied. Spiritually speaking, a full submission to the will of the Lord is surest way to do it. So much for that.  Have you heard about the the attitude of the lobsters when they are inside a basket or receptacle?

Lobster’s Philosophy or attitude – I often heard people talking about a professional jealousy, uncontrolled envy toward their fellow. This is a negative feature of one’s personality. This is the very nature of a man. This is why it has been said that a natural man is an enemy to God. Either you will agree or not? The man by nature is bad.

I would like to illustrate this by an analogy. Have you seen a lobster? It belongs to the large marine crustaceans. It has long body with muscular tails, and lives in crevices or burrows on the seafloor. Three of its five pairs of legs have claws, including the first pair, which are usually much larger than the others.

Carissa's Day

Today marks the 22nd birthday of Ma. Carissa Trenuela-Camporazo Inday Carissa as we fondly call her is the wife of our youngest son, Gilbor Camporazo, Jr.

Carissa

She had been married to our youngest son to Cebu Philippines Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

She is a woman whose affections are enthusiastic and expansive. She does her best in a relationship where she can have plenty of space to roam free and explore unknown territories.

She has a sense of being philosophical. She has her own outlook in life to treat any trials and challenges as an opportunities to prove her worth. She is optimistic. For being a such, she tries her luck on some business which she believes could make her successful and be able to help her own family.