UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER,. Parr beginning, the master decided to create the earth where little stones were scattered all over the ground. He told himself, “J will only choose a certain number of stones to which J will use for something.” One by one he picked each stone, rough, lifeless and filled with irregularities. Gathering all in his hand, he gave each one the breath of life. Years passed by, the master decided that the time has come. CHé placed all the stones in one of his workplace and Said to each one. “Mou mp little stones, for the next four pears J will leave pou inthis place.” Young and carefree thep Pat eC Neo cen eee ce ee Ra ee TT Do Ra RD eR CR a abc stones experienced great adjustments in their life. Jt was Cea lot of things were sacrificed, to the point that some are starting to break into pieces. Yet little stones GN ee a of the molders. They have become smooth and distinct among the lig pear of hard molding, many survived but few were not able to pass. St was then that the master said, BZ ae iat aid may enlighten them to the path that J am directing them.” Teen ee ceed To *hat lies ahead along the journep. This Dae eee refiners for his chosen rocks. St was vo a Mb to put them into a burning furnace, Neo na Le the chosen’ rocks were able to withstand challenges they te ‘can never conquer and for the longest time, thep considered this as the most struggling part of their story. “Several tinies have they fallen, been criticized, thronry back and forth, ignored, rejected, and sometimes unrecognized. Greer eee een eee reCee a et a ee en eee ee ed deserve. Ttwasa job well done, pet even with the rocks looking verp nage ene loa, is a still the final hurdle for them to finish before t Lr ig 3 " re “My dear rocks, prepare pourselves, Be t that pou can be, that J’may put pou in mp gallerp, one that's Lea 4 : pe Ta ya eer BS the rocks prepared themselves with the desire to be plactd inthe master’s gallerp. Intense remolding’and refinement was done before the great battle, The rocks remained foctsed Cr Pa . F . 45 - +r aera eer when the result of the battle showed up, An extraordinary night, a morning ioe aa the rocks. With pride the master proved himself right, bat eg as Cran For the last time, the master gathered all his rocks, the rocks rey has chosen. and took care of: He said to them, “You have shonm and proven fo me that J have thosen the best. Among all the rest; pou were the ones who survived. You were beautifully made and chosen. J shall call pou KENOLITHS, a name that shall define what ‘pou rocks are made of. You are no ordinary rock; you have passed the battle and each one of pou is a survivor, a blue — Dr ea ae The master instead of putting the rocks into his gallerp, decided to scatter all the rocks to different places, for them to:influence others, to share, to care, to love and to survive,