IRISH MAE JOVITA

12 HUMSS 1

SINGING BEE

Being true to yourself is a personal choice for truth; making choices about how you
want to live. You have the total power to live your life any way you want and to be
faithful and factual to the truth about you. Being true to ourselves gives us the insight
and compassion to see others for who they are, not who we expect them to be.

ANALYSIS

1. How does the human body impose limitations or possibilities of

transcendence?

To the fact that the human body imposes possibilities for transcendence, our being in the world is
largely experienced and felt in our direct involvement in the world through our body.

The meaning of human existence is not purely abstract and ideal as it is also found in the
awareness of the concrete ends of human action—which is made possible through his body.
Being aware of our essence or the meaning of our existence is a form of, or a stage in,
transcendence.

Our body allows us to multiply through sexual reproduction. Being able to transfer one’s genes
to our offspring and to future generations is a way of achieving transcendence.

Furthermore, the way we feel about our own bodies and see the things around us significantly
contribute to the way we sense and view the world. Using our body and its senses, we draw
inspiration from what we observe and we find meaning for our existence. These things also
imply and manifest transcendence.
 APPLICATION

1. How can you personally go beyond what your resume/ bio-data are saying?
My resume is your primary my marketing tool and it speaks volumes about me, whether I want it to or not. Many times, it will be the first
thing my clients sees about me.

2. Can a bio-data/resume present the whole of your humanity? Is it enough? Why or why not?

No, my resume just highlights my skills, experience, work history, and important accomplishments so that hiring managers can determine
whether or not I am qualified for a job. My whole humanity isn’t attached there and I think that isn’t enough to be a tool in presenting the
whole of my humanity.