About me...
Well, what can be said about me?
First and foremost, my Love to God is my most important aspect... I just Love God! I truly believe everything starts and ends with God. For me, God granted me several Graces. God grants us so many Graces so much we lose count. And that's the Graces we're aware of... I sometimes see a structure in God's Graces, having three major Graces on top, and my whole life, with its loveliness and heavenliness continuing the Grace Tree...
My Three Top Graces are as follows:
- God Granted me to Know Him (i.e., God);
- God Gave me a Father who is a Holy Man, a Priest;
- God Gave me my Blessed Family.
Now the direct continuation of those Graces can be seen in the set of my lovely friends, and my blessed and successful career. The career thing might seem like an earthy, materialistic thing to aspire to... However, I do not seek materialistic aspirations, only heavenly ones... And by heavenly, I mean deep, pure, sacred aspirations... The way I see my career as successful is that my Belief in God directed me towards places I always dreamed of, but never was sure of reaching... And that, along with my ability to spread God's Love around me, contributed to my thinking of my career as heavenly blessed... My note of all this? My trust in God got me to success... Simple...
Additionally, I strive for knowledge. Since I was a small little kid, I used to think of myself as a Philosopher. I know, it's far fetched, looking at it from the "common" perspective. But from mine, it was the dissection of the word Philosopher, in Greek, that entangled me into the realms of knowledge: Philo (φιλο) and Sophia (σοφια), or in other word, Love and Knowledge/Wisdom. I love Knowledge! And Wisdom, too! I always wanted to receive knowledge so eagerly that I sometimes asked questions faster than I could speak! And asking loads of questions led me to some touchy situations...
Nevertheless, my thirst for knowledge just got bigger and bigger, and little by little, I found out that God is the Sole Source of Knowledge & Truth, and He is the only one that can quench my thirst.
Furthermore, in an on-going will for perfection, and personal "refurbishment", I'm realizing that Perfectionism misplaced is negation of itself: What good would a lovely perfect sun sight be in the evening, after a long, demanding & tiring day? Even if the sunset is very romantic & soothing, it might happen that you don't want to enjoy its beauty in that moment, but instead you would want a comfy bed to tuck yourself in. Not all good/nice things are good/nice all the time. So, one of my good/bad points is Perfectionism...
Take for example this website: I'm making sure it's XHTML/CSS valid. I hope is it: this is perfectionism in its place... But developing an advanced website in a single go (which I'm not gonna do) would kill my time, and visitors wouldn't enjoy with me the beauty of progressive creation. That's perfectionism misplaced...
