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    This module explores the concept of human existence in relation to the inevitability of death, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the temporary nature of life. It encourages students to reflect on their personal objectives, sources of happiness, and the duality of happiness and suffering. The document includes activities aimed at helping learners engage with these philosophical ideas and understand their implications for living a meaningful life.

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    Introduction to the Philosophy of the

    Human Person
    Quarter 2 – Module 5
    Human Persons as Oriented Towards Their
    Impending Death
    Republic of the Philippines
    Department of Education
    Region VIII
    Division of Northern Samar
    Laoang III District
    RAWIS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET IN INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMAN PHILOSOPHY


    OF HUMAN PERSON Grade 12 (QUARTER 2, MODULE 5)(Day 1-4)
    OBJECTIVE:
    1. Recognize the meaning of hi/her own life (PPT11/12-IIh-8.1)
    2. Enumerate the objectives he/she really wants to achieve and to define the
    projects he/she really wants to do in his/her life; ((PPT11/12-IIi-8.2)

    BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR THE LEARNERS:

    Nothing lasts forever (walang forever). The cycle of being


    born, growing up and growing old and dying is a reality. We have limited
    time here on earth and whether we like it or not, we are bound to die.
    Death is real. It is a part of our being. Death is commonly understood as
    the end of bodily functions. It also refers to the separation of body and
    spirit. Everything that exists in this universe comes to an end and we
    humans are not exempted. The acceptance of being a temporary
    individual in this world gives us a clearer vision on how to live life to the
    fullest and understand the meaning of our existence. We have the
    freedom to choose a well-lived life; doing good and doing what is right.
    What makes us happy? Happiness is a state of being (over all
    physical condition of a person), not just only an emotion or a decision. We
    do not choose happiness because we feel it, we do not choose happiness
    because we need it but happiness is the totality of who we are as human
    beings.
    As an embodied spirit, we must consider also the goods or sources
    of our happiness.

    Kinds of Good
    A. Noble good is one which is pursued for its own sake, example is
    love and friendship.
    B. Useful good is found only from what it can provide, example,
    money is good as it can buy you something.
    C. Pleasurable good is good so long as it provides some form of
    pleasure, though it does not have to be physical.
    Whatever the source of our happiness right now, let us see to
    it that it is real and meaningful.
    WHAT HAVE I LEARNED?
    *Human is temporary. Nothing is forever.
    *We have to exercise our freedom in a positive way.
    *We should always remember to do good rather than bad.
    *Real happiness can be found in a more lasting and important things.
    *Suffering takes place when we feel pain. It can be experienced physically or
    mentally. It is generally viewed as an undesirable condition, and that we
    naturally seek pleasure and avoid pain. Humans as we are, we normally
    experience pain and we often view it as necessary to help as grow and become
    a strong person and find the deepest meaning of our lives.
    We experience both happiness and suffering. These two are not really meant to
    be extreme opposites, for they can also enrich one another.
    *As intersubjective beings who have a tendency to form bonds with others, it is
    only natural that the meaning of life can be found when we open ourselves to
    others. This means that although we will eventually die, we have an opportunity
    to enrich our lives as well as the lives of others

    ACTIVITY 1. DIRECTIONS: Multiple Choice. Encircle the letter of the


    correct answer
    1. .It refers to the separation of the soul and body.
    A. happiness c. sadness
    B. life d. death
    2. It means that our lives are temporary.
    A. temporality c. body
    B. permanent d. spirit
    3. It is a kind of good that provides form of pleasure.
    A. noble good c. useful good
    B. pleasurable good d. permanently good
    4. It is a kind of good that is pursued for its own sake.
    A. permanently good c. noble good
    B. useful good d. pleasurable good
    5. It is a kind of good that is found only on what it can provide.
    4. useful good c. permanently good
    5. pleasurable good d. noble good
    ACTIVITY 2. DIRECTIONS: Pairing Type: Direction: Match column A
    with column B.
    Colum A Column B
    6. It takes place when we patiently endure Mental suffering
    unpleasantness, discomfort and pain.
    7. It is a kind of suffering that refers to discomfort, Injury
    hunger, stress, and pain.
    8. It is a kind of suffering that includes depression, Sadness caused
    anxiety, fear, loneliness, and grief. by death of a
    loved one
    9. One of the causes of physical suffering. Physical
    suffering
    10. One of the causes of mental suffering. Suffering

    Activity 3. DIRECTIONS: RELAX AND REFLECT


    Go to a quiet place, sit back and recall what had happened in your life.
    What moments brought you joy, what moments brought you sadness?
    List those moments below and make a reflection on how it shaped you
    into who you are today.

    NOTE: PLEASE WRITE ALL YOUR ANSWER IN YOUR ANSWER SHEET.


    References:
    INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN PERSON Grade 12
    MELC Module.Quarter 2. Module 5

    Prepared by:

    CRISTINE GRACE R. ACUYAN


    T-III/Subject Teacher
    Facebook Account: Nayuca RC/Cellphone Number:09500334545

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