For all her eloquence, Kris Aquino cited only few words that stand for lessons learned not only from a recent career development, but in life.

Recall that Kris was announced to be making a TV comeback some weeks back but it was reportedly put on hold.

In her most recent Instagram post, the host-actress said she can't give an "explanation" on the status of her comeback as she doesn't "possess clear facts."

She enumerated the things she learned through the years.

One is "silence," which she said she's now capable of.

"I am now living proof, a person can mature and control her emotions," she wrote. 

For "selflessness," Kris said it's an "admirable" trait that used to be alien to her.

"But that's why my father's life anthem was impossible dream. I am proudly his daughter in every sense of the word."

Kris said "pain" gives a clear vision of who we are, and what we are made of.

"Patience" is what the past four years taught her.

Then the 49-year-old actress-host talked about "family," quoting this famous line: "Together we stand, divided we fall."

"'A deathbed promise of unity come what may we made to our mother... a few weeks before her 11th death anniversary, we had to be reminded by tails that would break even the strongest, that we were born survivors," she wrote. "We had a mom who shielded us, protected us, patiently molded us, all the while ultimately fulfilling her promise to our father and in my case, she believed the day would come when I would not give in to my worst impulses and only choose battles worth putting my armor on for. "

Kris also cited "children," which she said is her reason for not giving up.

"Their health and nutrition, their education, their safety and wellbeing... And I know all parents share my sentiments. We must survive today, in order to give them faith in tomorrow," she wrote.

She also talked about "destiny."

"Time shall dictate when I can share my story, our family's recent story with you... I pray to have a larger forum to give you hope because as a mother I know, the strength of our country will come from investing in our future-our."