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I'd like to say and to consider that my ''me'', as everyone's ''me'', can be contained in and defined with some few paragraphs and pages, but it rather has to be experienced, shared, enjoyed, ... nobody's life and personality can or should be resumed in writing, even the best of biographies it's always incomplete and a person is always much more than what we can tell or describe by means of words

I consider myself being in the border of all borders, since I do not belong to any country, I am just and not only, one of faithful Jehovah's witnesses

''In life's trip we meet people from different social and cultural backgrounds, countries, races, families, ... We can judge them from our own outlook,point of view, or more rightly we can judge them from their own reality, as Jehovah does.

We can feel ourselves more secure when we clam ourselves up from all what's different or even seems weird out there, from all that doesn't agree with our own ways of life, manners and habits, but when we clam up from all what is strange, foreign and\or different we miss a lot of new experiences, opened doors, homes, roads and hearts.

Meeting people rarely is a simple task or process, but it's something necessary if we want to achieve an emotional and even spiritual development within ourselves. When people, clean at heart and out of a good motive, meet people, we get sparks of joy, smiles, warm hugs, encouragement, comfort, understanding, respect, appraisal, ... and Love... our eyes get brighter and our hearts get warmer'' (Ecc. 3:10-13, Acts 24:32, 1 Chronicles 16:10)

We also must never judge a book by its cover or judge people using what it's commonly called human logic or common sense, since if we follow the piece of wisdom contained in Ecc. 9:11, we'll understand that we'll be wrong most of the time