I want to use this slogan to let people know that while for some people, dreaming is just a pipe dream or an impossible goal, and for others, it seems absurd or ridiculous, for me, dreams are a source of motivation that push me to improve every day. I'm not the best, and I don't aim to be, but as I dream, it gives me the capacity to be a better person than I was yesterday. Never give up on your dreams because to others they may seem impossible, but because you are the creator of your own life and future, do what is right for you and don't let anyone else decide what is right for you. 

The quote "Too much sanity may be madness.". And the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be! "really talks more on about how life really is and the broad imagination of us humans and our intellectuality. Although many of us can distinguish between idealism and realism, I believe that each of us thinks both realistically and idealistically, some just embrace it more than the other. Both idealism and realism, in my opinion, are beneficial to us in life. First, being idealistic aids in the creation of our future goals and dreams, and whilst being realistic aids in grabbing hold of reality and actually considering what our goals are and whether they are attainable by us. I can say that they both give our lives balance. It's not wrong to have dreams or ambitions, but we also need to consider whether they will actually benefit us or be within our reach. Both of them assist us in better understanding one another and life itself

- Mah, Joachim Alphonsus M. Mah
10 - ST. PERBOYRE

Similarly, the second quote "and maddest of all: to see life how it is, and not how it should be" emphasizes the importance of accepting reality as it is, rather than clinging to unrealistic expectations or fantasies. It encourages us to embrace the present moment and appreciate life for what it is, rather than constantly striving for an idealized version of it.

Both quotes ultimately suggest that there is value in embracing our inner stillness and accepting reality as it is, even if it goes against societal norms or expectations. By doing so, we can find a sense of peace and fulfillment that may be elusive if we are constantly striving for perfection or trying to fit in with the crowd. 

The phrase "to see life as it is, and not as it should be" highlights the tension between accepting reality as it is and striving for a better future. It suggests that there is a balance to be struck between accepting the limitations of the present and working to create a better future.

Overall, the quotation encourages us to embrace a sense of adventure and pursue our dreams, even if they may seem unrealistic or impractical. It suggests that there is value in pursuing our passions and ideals, even if they may be seen as quixotic or mad by others.

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Miguel Albert L. Cocal 
Gr.10 - Perboyre

This quotation from Miguel de Cervantes, "Too much sanity may be madness, and the madness of all is to see life as it is and not as it should be," makes us realize how to balance idealism and realism. In life, we are always told to see reality, to look straight ahead, and to be focused on the road that we have taken and will take. But too much reality can lead us to madness. That's why idealism is here to balance it out. Idealism is important during the most crucial times in your life, for sometimes this will help us take a step back and rethink our decision or simply rethink about life. With idealism, this will help us inspire people to think creatively and think outside the box. Therefore, I do believe that when this realism and idealism are balanced, we will see life beyond our imaginations and see life as it should be.

-G12 Bianca Miracely Enad 
Gr. 10-Perboyre

I thought of this slogan as I was playing with the phrase “masters of our own fate” and relating it to the given quote. I used a magical wand, a thing that is held, in order to embody the sense of agency we have in our lives. It is up to us what we do with the wand. Without dreams, we are merely holding a wooden lifeless stick. It is our inner magic that ignites a spark in our lives. As we explore the depth of our imagination, we feel the urge to go beyond the box. However, some people might never have seized the chance to live their dreams because of fear. We fear the unknown. We are afraid to face the consequences of breaking away from the norm, of welcoming change. The thought of living life as it is and submitting wholly to reality is in a sense "mad". Life is a process of becoming, a challenging adventure incited by our dreams. We can try to be the person we ought to become and live the life we ought to have. This does not come without confidence in oneself.

Moreover, as we “summon magic” with our wands, we should also remember that we have to control what we are holding. In fantasies, wizards need to know how to make their wand work. We have to own our wands. It can be done by acknowledging the fine line between reality and imagination. This begs the questions: “What should I do?” and, “What am I actually doing to achieve such aspirations?” By striking a balance between the two, we conquer life and fulfill our vision in a world full of possibilities.

G18 Jacot, Jea Nicole M. | 10 - St. Perboyre | 4-14-23

The slogan means that setting the stage for inspired action and creativity means dreaming big for me. One of our greatest strengths as humans is our ability to use innovation to overcome significant obstacles and find creative solutions to significant issues throughout our lives. But most of us will always start with the basics, and then we will slowly reach our goals. I myself am still deciding what path I should take because it happens to a lot of people. The unknown is a challenge for me and for people, but I always like challenges because I can either go big or go small for my dreams.

"Too much sanity may be madness. And the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be!"

My thoughts about this quote that Miguel de Cervantes made were a reminder that we should always maintain a balance between our thoughts and change our minds about it. But it also shows that the quote is challenging us to decide what is right and what is wrong for the world, not for what it is but for what it could be. We must make sure that our madness won't affect us in the future because we can make it better and better for all of us and pass the legacy on to generations to come. Let it be a reminder for us all. 

B22 Miguel Paulo R, Publico 10-Perboyre

Dreams can be a powerful source of inspiration and motivation, but it's important not to lose touch with the present moment. It's easy to get lost in our dreams and lose sight of the practical steps we need to take to achieve them. This slogan reminds us that pursuing our goals requires a delicate balancing act of staying grounded in the here and now while also reaching for something greater.

The quote also suggests that the pursuit of our dreams is an ongoing process that is intertwined with our daily lives. We can't simply put our lives on hold to pursue our goals - rather, we need to find a way to integrate our dreams into our current reality. By doing so, we can create a sense of purpose and meaning in our daily lives while still striving for something greater.

Overall, this slogan encourages us to embrace our dreams while also staying connected to the present moment. It reminds us that the pursuit of our goals is a delicate balancing act that requires us to stay rooted in the here and now while also reaching for something greater.

The quotation "Too much sanity may be madness, And the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be" suggests that there is a line between sanity and madness, and that sometimes it is necessary to look beyond what is considered "normal" in order to see the world in a different light. 

 

 Sometimes, adhering to societal norms and expectations can narrow our viewpoint and keep us from considering novel concepts and opportunities. On the other hand, embracing a certain level of "madness" or unconventional thinking can help us escape these limitations and envision a world that is distinct from the one we currently live in. 

 

 The quote also implies that seeing life "as it should be" necessitates a degree of idealism that may be viewed as unrealistic or even insane by some. However, because it motivates us to work toward a better future and not accept the status quo as it is, idealism can be a strong force for progress and change. 

 

 The message of this quote is that in order to see the world differently and work toward a better future, we must challenge our preconceptions and accept a certain level of madness.

- blanche culanag
10 - perboyre

We should dream big because we can use them as fuel or motivation to work hard to reach our dreams. We should also accept reality for what it is in order to think clearly on what the next step should be.



The quote "Too much sanity may be madness. And the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be."  is a bit more on the idealistic side. Being idealistic is good but we can’t forget about reality and I find this quote a bit more on the extreme side of idealism.

We have to take some risks but again, we also have to be careful. Balance between being cautious and risk-taking is a must. Some people think irrationally and some are maddeningly cautious. Focusing too much on either reality or dreams will never help us to reach our dreams.

- G 13 Maria Patricia Nicole A. Esmero 10 - Perboyre

From my understanding, there’s a need for balance between realism and idealism. Basically, too much of something is not good. Restraining ourselves to see life as only practical and rational and will only blind us to see the world in its fullest potential. We just follow a formula and be content with what we receive. However, we can spice up life and add flavor to it no matter how people accept it as silly and crazy. In that way, we can see the unique beauty that life can bring to us. 

We can also connect this quote to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra’s life in prison. Instead of dwelling too much on being confined and thinking how much he wanted to leave, he created Don Quixote from his imagination and brought the character to the world to open our eyes and see life in a different perspective and not only as it is. 

G10 Mary Clarisse Diaz

10-St. Perboyre 

This quote by Miguel de Cervantes captures the essence of the human spirit's capacity for imagination and idealism. It suggests that excessive adherence to sanity and rationality can sometimes stifle our ability to dream and envision a better world. It implies that true madness lies in accepting life's imperfections without daring to imagine and strive for a more ideal reality.

There is a beauty in dreaming and seeing life through the lens of possibilities. It is the dreamers, the ones who dare to envision a brighter future, who often bring about significant change in society. They challenge the status quo, question the norms, and inspire others to push beyond the boundaries of what is considered feasible or practical.

While sanity and rationality are essential for maintaining order and making informed decisions, it is crucial not to let them suppress our innate imagination and the desire to create a world that aligns with our ideals. Dreamers are the catalysts of progress, propelling us towards innovation, art, and social transformation.

So, let us embrace the dreamers within us, for they are the ones who dare to challenge the limitations of reality and envision a world that reflects our highest aspirations. They remind us that there is always room for improvement and that by striving for what should be, we can transcend what currently is.

B3 Cyril Joshua Arcite
10 Perboyre

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The quote "Too much sanity may be madness. And the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be!" is a thought-provoking statement that challenges conventional perceptions of reality and encourages a more imaginative perspective.

At first glance, the phrase suggests that excessive adherence to reason and rationality can potentially stifle creativity and limit our understanding of the world. It implies that a certain degree of madness or unconventional thinking is necessary to break free from societal norms and envision possibilities beyond what is immediately apparent.

The latter part of the quote emphasizes the importance of perceiving life not only as it is but also as it should be. It suggests that true insight lies in recognizing the flaws and limitations of the current state of affairs and daring to imagine a better, more ideal reality. This outlook aligns with the concept of dreamers and visionaries who envision transformative change and strive to turn their dreams into reality.

Overall, the quote encourages individuals to embrace their imagination, challenge the status quo, and pursue a vision of a world that goes beyond the confines of conventional thinking. It serves as a reminder that sometimes, it is the seemingly "mad" ideas and perspectives that have the potential to bring about significant progress and positive transformation.

G4 Catipay, Chasmyne P.
10-Perboyre