The world is a tapestry of diverse cultures, backgrounds, and worldviews, each thread adding its own unique hue to the fabric of humanity.

What my Grandmother taught me while growing up is to respect people, respect their beliefs and most importantly to respect myself because you can't expect something from people that you cannot give yourself. We grew up going to church, praying God that's what shaped me into the kind of person that I am today. We grew up well me I grew knowing that when it hits 07:00 I must be awake because I'm a girl or a girl talks or wears a certain way because that's how I grew up even today I'm still following and will teach my kids in future.

Each of us is shaped by our upbringing, our culture, our traditions, and our experiences. These backgrounds influence how we see the world, how we interact with others, and how we navigate the complexities of life.

Just as our backgrounds shape us, so too do our worldviews. Our worldview is the lens through which we interpret the world around us, the framework that guides our beliefs, values, and decisions. Whether shaped by religion, philosophy, or personal experience, our worldview influences how we perceive truth, morality, and meaning in life.