About Humbleness and Honesty

It is too much to see the people in their poverty with the children extremely malnourished.

It is too much to see the people in their poverty with the children extremely malnourished. What kind of life is given to them when they have no cent for bread and no clean drinking water? Of course I don't look down on humans lying in the trenches of dirt and misery. There is somewhat of a smile on the children's faces, whereas the elderly have furrows in their faces. It is morning, but the light is dim as evening that never gets brighter over the trenches of poverty. Each walk has to take deep humbleness, because the view for the day remains bleak and dark. Take yourself more lightly, but think deeply of the world. In making us greater or even great in humbleness, we start walking on the right path to more understanding and tolerance with truth and trust, what is the way of peace and freedom with the high grade of responsibility for other people and the humanity in general. Bring the weights with respect back into balance, because some things have slipped away and went down like powerful avalanches. It took with huts from the heights of peaks and slopes which all rolled down with parts of life and hit the ground hard covering the village with heavy layers in its sleep. Humbleness should be the basic element that on the next step honesty follows. Then good things will follow on the higher steps, because the fundament is laid out and solid that your life construction becomes coherent and safe what in turn gives ground and shape for the young generation. We must learn to listen more carefully and humbly when the great values of truth and virtue pass the eyes and mind. We as well have to learn to be quiet and reflective to get an idea of the magnificent genealogy and ancient greatness what modern intellectual manipulations often take mistakenly, because the basic of these values has to be elementarily respected. Truth teaches since some thousand years that knowledge is too short if it comes to the values of wisdom, but there is a deficit in perception.

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• Kindheitserlebnisse von der Reichskristallnacht und den Bombennächten über Köln - Übersiedlung nach Bautzen, wo der Vater als Gynäkologe eine kleine Frauenklinik betreibt - sieht als 10-Jähriger wenige Monate vor Kriegsende, wie ein Zug von Häftlingen in KZ-Kleidung von der SS bewacht durch die Stadt zieht - 1951 Rückkehr nach Köln, um dem roten Polit-Terror zu entgehen - Medizinstudium in Köln und München - seit 1960 Arzt, 1961 promoviert - dreijährige Ausbildung in der pathologischen Anatomie (Universität Köln) - Facharzt der Chirurgie (Universität Köln), der Traumatologie und plastisch rekonstruktiven Chirurgie (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) - 1985-1998 Arzt und Chirurg am Hospital in Oshakati - zum Honorary Professor of the University of Namibia ernannt (1997