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The balangay ship represents the armiger’s overseas career. The waves represent their home town of Marilao, which features a river. The three rice stacks in the chief each refer to the armiger's education, profession, and career. The green and yellow recall the colours of their alma mater, Central Luzon State University. In the crest, the sea lion is a national reference to the Philippines. The Latin motto Pes Meus Stetit in Directo literally translates to “my foot has stood in the right direction”, a tenet of righteousness and integrity. | The balangay ship represents the armiger’s overseas career. The waves represent their home town of Marilao, which features a river. The three rice stacks in the chief each refer to the armiger's education, profession, and career. The green and yellow recall the colours of their alma mater, Central Luzon State University. In the crest, the sea lion is a national reference to the Philippines. The Latin motto Pes Meus Stetit in Directo literally translates to “my foot has stood in the right direction”, a tenet of righteousness and integrity. | ||