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MOVING IS STRESSFUL! These Philippine villagers seeing how lonely a man in their town had been since his wife died joined together to relocate the widower’s home so he could live closer to family. The journey took 2 hours. *The Fillipini people call this "bayanihan" spirit. An expression of cooperation, unity, love and care by the neighborhood. It is voluntary and usually the community meet to agree on the schedule where volunteers could be maximized. It is usually agree upon and done on special occassions like Sunday after a mass, village fiesta or birthday of the owner , death or wedding anniversity etc A simple meal usually follows. * thank you Elisa Umoso There are so many wonderful lessons we can take from this video. Life is never easy. Tragedy and joy and regret and love are all interdispered in our journeys. Our #family, #community, and our #faith are the bedrocks of our life. ❓Imagine if we start tearing families apart, destroying our own communities, and we stop teaching about faith and religion? ????️Would your village ban together to move your house? Yes we can all learn a lot from this video. Richard DiPilla #lifelessons Blake Woolwine Doug Manuel How 2 Media Lisa Jones, GGAF CEO Global Goodwill Ambassadors Foundation (GGAF) Cathy Halaszi Barry Sendach Sev Joy Dumaisnil - Jaunasse Jerin Hossain Kat Downen Mari Vasan Nazanin Bigdeli Heather Monahan Hala Taha Brigette Hyacinth Ligia Chacón Hernàndez Leah B. Sanjeev Verma Sharon Manlangit, CPA Richard Rivera Lori A. V. Eunice Frida Giuseppe Shoaib Ines Vanessa Les Manish Benjamin Hema Quratulain Viiveck Liz Lacey Tanmay Yasmine #kindness…more Video PosterVideo duration is 13 seconds