Should you talk to strangers?

Knowingly or unknowingly, no one would like to know that they have enemies. Is it somehow healthy to knowingly avoid certain people? I believe that everything that does not give you peace is not good for you.

What about talking to strangers? And who then is really a stranger? Can you tell if you are resenting an angel when you refuse to respond to someone’s greeting? It is written in the Holy Bible: “Do not forget to entertain strangers, because by doing so you might entertain angels without knowing it.” So you’ll still avoid people you don’t know?

The people who are your friends today, were they always your friends or did you have to build a relationship? And how did that start? Did you say hello or hello, or did the person say it to you and you responded? Or is it because you found the surroundings to be safe? Or did you think the environment was non-threatening? Those people may be your friends and acquaintances because you approached them or they approached you.

I’m not saying that you shouldn’t be careful with people, what I’m saying is that you keep your heart in the best possible condition, both mentally and psychologically. You want to know that what comes out of your spirit is warm, gentle, affectionate, full of love and mercy. Sometimes I told people that if there were no houses, cars, money, etc. in the world, and there were only people, one thing is for sure, there would be communication, we would need to talk to each other.

I have found that materialism often sets one apart from others. Because I may not have what they do, they tend to treat you like you’re a different species. But even with all of that, looking past the smokescreen, someone whose heart is in the right place will still try to make contact to foster a relationship.

I have found that when there are no restrictions on communicating with all men, regardless of color, creed, or race, you feel happier, friendlier, and, in essence, more helpful. So my question, “should you talk to strangers?” The answer is yes,” but be cunning as a serpent and simple as a dove.