Trust. When you are part of a group, trust is a must. To learn to trust in your teammates or other people for that matter is indeed a hard feat but one thing I learned from this camp is TRUST. I learned how to trust in my group mates and in our Ate’s and Kuya’s as well. Of course, when you give your trust to someone, there will be forces who will want to break the bond. In this case or activity, our Ate’s and Kuya’s just wanted to test that bond. That particular activity was called the Pinning Rite.

The Pinning Rite is actually the most memorable part of the camp for me. It helped us to be closer with each other and to trust and depend on each other’s capabilities. The tasks were quite challenging and there’s so much pressure especially from Kuya Rex who became the “Big Brother” with his really big and booming voice. Every second he would be shouting “Sundan ang boses ko!,” everytime he yells that, I get jumpy. Then, the Ate’s and Kuya’s aso imparted to us some values of the PSYSC organization. It was really memorable for me and for the other participants as well.

Trust was also seen and portrayed in the movie “Freedom Writers.” This film was all about the students who were juvenile and the teacher who wanted to change them. It wasn’t easy at first as the time goes by they started to put their trust in their teacher and so they were changed.

I guess this was the message of this essay. Trust.