Who You Are

Okay, sorry, Monday, the ninth of February 2026. 

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You know, when Jesus Christ in the Bible, although if I'm being, you know, 110% sincere with whomsoever finds themselves stumbling on this recording, this reflection, this excerpt of my own thoughts. As a new stick as I may feel at this present moment of time, there is something that is very relevant about, you know, very relevant to my present life, present to the lives that I see in others. 

Um, when it comes to kind of like something that Jesus said, all of those 100s, if not 1000s of years ago, show me your friends and I will show you who you are. Now, to be honest with you, I look at my friends. I look at my animals, I look at my partners. 

I look at, you know, whether it's business, whether it's relationships, or whatever it is. I look at my children as an extension of who I am. Now, of course, you know, not to brag, but I suppose whomsoever gravitates towards me, I would like to think, and I would like to believe, gravitates towards me because they see a reflection of themselves in me. 

And uh, it's a, it's very interesting to say the least, because inasmuch as I am able to see, you know, kind of like uh, who they are at the very core, especially with the way that they interact with me. I am also able to see, um, you know, I am also able to see, um, myself in, in, I suppose their reflection, so to speak. 

And it kind of like removes all of the barriers that we think, um, were kind of like there when it comes to like, you know, the process of kind of like getting along with somebody, whether it be class, whether it be status, whether it be gender, whether it be whatever it is that you can think of. 

Um, a lot of us kind of like, you know, come together as one when we begin to realise that a lot of our fears and a lot of our insecurities are very much interlinked.