Living Universes > **And God said, “Let us make human beings in our image, in our likeness. Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the heavens, over the livestock, over all the earth, and over every creature that crawls on the earth.”** - Genesis 1:26 Since God made us in His image and likeness, it is reasonable to think that a characteristic, rarely mentioned, which is inherent to the Lord, was passed on (on a smaller scale) to us: infinitude. In the context in which we live, society is divided into several classes: to politicians, we are masses; in school, we are just another student; to statisticians, we are numbers. And I could continue for several hours generalizing this, but I want to highlight that every human being possesses a universe within themselves that differentiates them from others: their mind and their feelings. The world conditions us to have a common or polarized way of thinking, common and universal ways (even sinful ones); we are, therefore, reduced to "common" people, however, that is not how God sees us. As much as He wants us to have principles, His will is not for us to be religious, and he who is born of God is unpredictable: "**The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear its sound, but you do not know where it comes from or where it goes. So it is with everyone who is born of the Spirit.**" - John 3:8 Do not repress your joy because the environment leads you to do so, do not repress your calm because the environment leads you to do so; be yourself, be a Christian. May Christ be radiated by your life and not a social project, which comes from people who do not understand how each of us is unique. Jesus is the good Shepherd, the good Shepherd of your life for the sheep (Jn 10:11); He knows each of the sheep deeply (Mt 10:29-31). Understanding that each person is unique is an attribute that helps us deal with people, both spiritually and socially, as well as professionally.

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