1. Contents Page
Slide 2 – Reflection on three songs (Believe by Justin Bieber)
Slide 3 – Reflection on three songs (Climb by Miley Cyrus)
Slide 4 – Reflection on three songs (Pray by Justin Bieber)
Slide 5 – Collage of films
Slide 6 – Reflection on „The Pursuit of Happyness‟
Slide 7 – Modern piece of writing (I have a dream – Martin Luther King
Jr‟
Slide 8 – My role model (Dell McDonald)
Slide 9 – Collage of spiritual leaders
Slide 10 – Spiritual leader (Mother Teresa)
Slide 11 – Spiritual leader (Dalai Lama)
Slide 12 – Spiritual leader (Mahatma Gandhi)
Slide 13 – Spiritual leader (Pope Francis)
Slide 14 – Parable of Jesus (The Lost Sheep)
Slide 15 – The Beatitudes
Slide 16 – Buddhist sacred text
Slide 17 – Advertisement ( Scouts Australia „Clean Up The World‟)

2. Reflection on three
songs.
Believe – Justin Bieber
The song believe by Justin Bieber is all
about believing in yourself and your
dreams. Justin uses his own experience
throughout the song, the lyrics he sings
representing this are “ I knew it wouldn‟t be
easy, but your faith in me was so clear, it
didn‟t matter how many times I got knocked
on floor, but you knew one day I would be
standing tall, just look at me now.” Justin is
telling his story through the lyrics as he
went through a lot to make his dream come
true. Throughout the song he is saying if his
fans and followers didn‟t have faith in him,
he would have never believed in himself to
make his dream come true as it has now.
The song is an inspiration to believe in
yourself no matter what your going through,
to always push for your dreams, just as
Justin did.
I don't know how I
got here
I knew it wouldn't
be easy
But your faith in me
was so clear
It didn't matter how
many times I got
knocked on the
floor
But you knew one
day I would be
standing tall
Just look at me now
Cause everything
starts from
something
But something
would be nothing
Nothing if your
heart didn't dream
with me
Where would I be, if

3. Reflection on three songs.
Climb by Miley Cyrus
Climb by Miley Cyrus is a emotional
song that represents all the struggles
Miley is going through. In the song
Miley sings, “There's always gonna be
another mountain, i'm always gonna
wanna make it move, always gonna be
an uphill battle, somebody's gonna
have to lose, ain't about how fast I get
there, ain't about what's waitin' on the
other side, It's the climb.” Throughout
the song and especially in this lyric
chorus Miley is preaching that there will
always be struggles but you should
never give up on your dream and
always fight for what you want. The
song encourages everyone to have
faith in their dreams and gives hope to
all her listeners to believe in themselves

4. Reflection on three
songs.
Pray – Justin Bieber
The song Pray by Justin Bieber is about the
less fortunate people in this world. He sings
about how there is tragedy all over the news,
children crying, soldiers dying,
homelessness and kids everywhere are
starving. Justin shares his strength in the
song, and faith in the world to get better. The
lyrics “But I know there‟s sunshine beyond
the rain, I know there‟s good times behind
the pain,” meaning that Justin gives hope
and faith to the people struggling in the
world. The song is to promote that there are
people out there in our world with problems
and tragedies that
need to be fixed. The lyrics “Hey, can you tell
me how I can make a change?” represent
I just can't sleep tonight.
Knowing that things ain't
right.
It's in the papers, it's on the
TV, it's everywhere that I go.
Children are crying.
Soldiers are dying.
Some people don't have a
home.
But I know there's sunshine
beyond that rain
I know there's good times
behind that pain
Hey, can you tell me how I
can make a change?
I lose my appetite
Knowing kids starve tonight.
Am I a sinner 'cause half my
dinner is still there on my
plate?
Ooh, I got a vision to make
a difference.
And it's starting today.
I close my eyes and I can
see a better day

5. Collage of films

6. Reflection on The Pursuit of
Happyness Review
The film „Pursuit of Happiness‟ the main character Chris Garder takes the
audience through his life changing journey. Through the thick and thin he
never gives up on hope. Chris sends the message to always get back up
when you‟ve been knocked down. Even though Chris goes through
challenges and disappointment throughout this life, being homeless,
relationship issues and having financial problems, Chris still sets himself
goals and fights for success.
Chris believed in himself and worked hard to eventually get the dream job
he wanted. He strived on making his family proud and being able to provide
money for his family. However it wasn‟t easy for Chris to get to his goal. He
was homeless, spelt in toilets at the train station with his son lying down with
him but throughout the struggles he had to keep motivated, to keep trying
and to never give up because he knew he had to keep believing in himself
so he could look after his son and keep his son happy.
Chris had a dream and believed in himself to reach his goal. His son was his
purpose. He knew if he wanted to succeed he had to have a purpose and a
motivation to keep trying till he was leaving his dream. Chris quotes in the
film, “Why can‟t I look like them?” Meaning he wanted to look as happy as
the others coming out from there successful jobs and wealthy pay. Chris
pushed himself using his son as a reason to never, ever give up on his

7. Modern piece of
writing
'I have a dream that one
day this nation will rise up
and live out the true
meaning of its creed: "We
hold these truths to be
self-evident, that all men
are created equal."
'I have a dream that one
day on the red hills of
Georgia, the sons of
former slaves and the
sons of former slave
owners will be able to sit
down together at the table
of brotherhood.
'I have a dream that one
day even the state of
Mississippi, a state
sweltering with the heat of
injustice, sweltering with
the heat of oppression,
will be transformed into an
oasis of freedom and
justice.
'I have a dream that my
four little children will one
day live in a nation where
they will not be judged by
the colour of their skin but
by the content of their
character.
'I have a dream today!'
‘I have a dream’
by Martin Luther King Jr
„I have a dream‟ is a seven minute speech
by Martin Luther King Jr. It is a speech
about demanding racial justice and equality
between all races. Marin Luther King Jr
believed and preached that it doesn‟t
matter what colour your skin is or where
your from, that all humans are equal.
Martin Luther King Jr presented the speech
to make people award of the problem he
can see with the world, and to make a
change for all humans to be treated equally.

8. Role model
My role model is Dell McDonald, my grandma. She was
born on 13th of June 1933 in Casino NSW. She was raised
in Mount Collery, Queensland and had 4 sisters and 1
brother. She has experienced many things throughout her
life and has overcome some of the hardest situations a
human can go through, such as recently the death of her
husband; my grandad, growing up in the „Great
Depression‟ and has overcame 2 tumours in her brain.
She‟s one of the strongest women I know to this day. She
inspires me to never give up on my dreams and always
have faith in myself and others. She gives me advice to
overcome my problems and supports me no matter what
decisions I make. She always puts others before herself
and respects everyone no matter what their story. She is
the most caring and respectful person I know and will
always be here for me. I‟ve learnt from her that you should
always think of others and be kind to everyone, also to
always believe in your dreams and to never give up.
Dell McDonald, is my role model.

9. Collage of spiritual leaders

10. Spiritual leaders
Mother Teresa
Mother Teresa is a famous lady who helped the poor,
homeless and unfortunate people who lived in the
slums of Kolkata. Her religion was Roman Catholic.
In1962 Mother Teresa was awarded the Ramon
Magsaysay Award, in 1969 the Jawaharlal Nehru
Award for International Understanding award and the
Noble Peace Prize award. Mother Teresa is
recognised for her selfless services all
around the world still to this day
she will not be forgotten for
the all the help she gave.

11. Spiritual leaders
Dalai Lama
Dalai Lama is the spiritual leader of
Tibetan Buddhism and is the
spiritual leader of Tibetan
Government in exile based in India.
He spreads the message to have
peace and compassion for people
all over the world. He is known to
advocate the need for a better
understanding of and respect
among different faiths of the world.
He was awarded the noble peace
prize in 1989 for his humanitarian
efforts. Dalai Lama is known for his
outstanding leadership for freedom
and peace.

12. Spiritual leaders
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi was an
India leader with a profound
spirituality for justice. He
was known to help poor
farmers and labours protest
oppressive discrimination.
He worked towards ending
poverty, liberating women
and putting and end to cast
discrimination.

13. Spiritual leaders
Pope Francis
Pope Francis is the current
pope of the Catholic
Church. He has noted for
his humility, his great
concern for the poor and the
unfortunate people. He is
committed to building
bridges between people of
all beliefs and religions. He
has inspired millions of
people throughout the world
to respond to his call for a
day of pray and fasting for
the people in Syria.

14. A Parable of Jesus
Luke 15
New International Version
(NIV)
The Parable of the Lost
Sheep
15 Now the tax
collectors and sinners were
all gathering around to hear
Jesus. 2 But the Pharisees
and the teachers of the law
muttered, “This man
welcomes sinners and eats
with them.”
3 Then Jesus told them this
parable: 4 “Suppose one of
you has a hundred sheep
and loses one of them.
Doesn‟t he leave the
ninety-nine in the open
country and go after the
lost sheep until he finds
it? 5 And when he finds it,
he joyfully puts it on his
shoulders 6 and goes
home. Then he calls his
friends and neighbors
together and says, „Rejoice
with me; I have found my
lost sheep.‟ 7 I tell you that
in the same way there will
be more rejoicing in
heaven over one sinner
who repents than over
ninety-nine righteous
persons who do not need
The Lost Sheep
The Parable of The Lost Sheep says,
“Suppose one of you has a hundred
sheep and loses one of them. Doesn‟t he
leave the ninety-nine in the open country
and go after the lost sheep until he finds
it?” This spiritually is referring to us
human beings as the sheep and that God
is happier when someone returns to him
after losing faith. That when a person
comes back from not believing or
questioning their beliefs, he is happier for
them to come back to him and not be
stray. God knows that the rest of us
humans who do not question our faith
and are sure on God will not stray so he
is will not worry about us, he will worry
about the people that stray away from

15. The beatitudes
Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are the youth and children In the world who are poor and less fortunate but
still have hope in themselves.
Blessed are the meek: for they shall possess the land.
Blessed are the people in society who are humble to all humans.
Blessed are they who mourn: for they shall be comforted.
Blessed are those who go through struggles and life difficulties.
Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after justice: for they shall have their
fill.
Blessed are the peacemakers in the world who demand justice for all humans.
Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy.
Blessed are the people in society who forgive and forget, who have mercy through
one an other.
Blessed are the clean of heart: for they shall see God.
Blessed are the kind who do not lie or betray their peers.
Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.
Blessed are the ones who demand equality for all humans and do not argue and fight.
Blessed are they that suffer persecution for justice' sake, for theirs is
the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are the people of our generation who are judges and struggle for justice but

16. Buddhism
Sacred Buddhist Text
‘The Other Side’
One day a young
Buddhist on his journey
home, came to the
banks of a wide river.
Staring hopelessly at
the great obstacle in
front of him, he
pondered for hours on
just how to cross such a
wide barrier. Just as he
was about to give up his
pursuit to continue his
journey he saw a great
teacher on the other
side of the river. The
young Buddhist yells
over to the teacher, "Oh
wise one, can you tell
me how to get to the
other side of this river"?
The teacher ponders for
a moment looks up and
down the river and yells
back, "My son, you are
on the other side".
The sacred text „The Other Side is a
Buddhist story about a young Buddhist
on his journey home. He story
expresses the young Buddhist
pondering for hours on how to cross the
river to get to the other side. They boy
asks for the answer to his problem from
someone on the other side, the teacher
replies, “My son, you are on the other
side.” The message to this sacred
Buddhist story is that there are two
ways to look at our problems, a
negative and a positive way. The story
represents that not always our
problems are as bad as we see them
and that we have to look for the positive
in our struggles to overcome them. The
story gives hope and faith to encourage

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