Since the last HAPI Trees 2 event held last September 11, 2016, the HAPI – Bacolod Humanists Society and Mandalagan National High School (MNHS) have been good partners for environmental causes. With the help of Miss Julyn Lumbo, a faculty member of the MNHS who is and will be helping spearhead several projects in the […]
HAPI-BHS and MNHS work together for the ECO School Project Read More »
When I started HAPI in December 2013, I have envisioned to adopt a small community whereby secularism, humanism, logic and reason will be taught. This vision is coming to fruition. I have done my part. I expect this vision to continue, and for exponential growth. That is how we spread the “word”. Of
Catch ’em young , for exponential growth – MY VISION Read More »
This November 26, 2016 from 1:00 – 7:00 pm at the Pearl Manila Hotel located in Taft-UN Avenue, Manila city, Will Davidson, MA, LMHC, will be conducting a lecture on “Existential Angst and Depression : Meaning and the Satisfying Life”. According to him, ‘one of the criticisms of Atheism is that a life without belief
Written by Bro. Rholdee L., Spiritual Humanist “The day I moved a step away from religion, was the day I moved a step closer to God”. This is the statement that best describes my Path right now. I have abandoned the Path of religion, and searched for the truth within me. Please do bear with me
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By: Bro. Rholdee L., Spiritual Humanist First published on 10/03/2014 As Humanists, we transcend beyond Atheism, Theism or the likes in between. The issue here is not proving about the existence of God. The real issue here is, “can we be good without God?” If there is God, then we ask ourselves “can we be as
Humanism re-defined: Transcending beyond Atheism or Theism Read More »
Our monthly HAPI Nutricamp will continue and still going strong in Alabang, Muntinlupa, Philippines. The menu changes and depends on the occasion and weather. For Oct 20th, it was porridge with chicken, a little warm soup for the cold weather caused by Lawin, the name of the Typhoon that ravaged Northern Luzon. This is just
In Photos : Monthly HAPI Nutricamp for HAPI Kids at the Riles (train tracks) Read More »
The fifth installation of the Rekindle series happened last 20th of October at Tippy’s Bistro, in lined with Bacolod’s Masskara Festival, the bistro’s anniversary and the team turning a year leaf as well. Two blocks away from Lacson Street where the local mardi gras is, the team showcased local artists from Bacolod and Iloilo to feature their work against roughly 200 Bacolodnons who decided to stir clear from the main street’s chaos.
Ascension by Rekindle PH Read More »
(Manila, Philippines. 2016) From February to September of this year, a survey was conducted by the United Nations University- Institute for Advance Studies and Sustainability (UNU-IASS) in collaboration with the Humanist Alliance Philippines, International’s HAPI-ED and HAPI survey team, for the Metro Manila Water Valuation Survey Project. UNU-IASS is the UN research arm and is based in
HAPI and UNU-IASS collaborate for the Metro Manila Water Valuation Survey Project Read More »
Typhoon Ruby is headed our way and already I see dozens of Facebook posts urging people to pray that it will be deflected, for God to spare the country, and so on. If the effectivity of prayers that came before past super typhoons are any indication, I doubt if the results would be any different this time around. Not that
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HAPI has always been internationally acclaimed from the get go as a humanist and secularist society, however, it is now becoming a household name. HAPI Trees did it again, this time being featured three times in three different newspapers in Cebu, Philippines. We are indeed very fortunate and happy to be with a society that
HAPI made it in the News again : x 3 this time Read More »
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