And then i thought well, if i identify with a particular group - does that separate me from others? By the mere fact that i identify with "this" group. Does it make me "us" and others "them"?
I didn't like that thought. It made me feel different. From others i mean. And i'm not. Not really.
We're all Spiritual Beings. Here, having a Human Experience. Right? Well I think so.
Does identifying myself as an Irish-German-French-American Indian-Welch-American make me something other than a Spiritual Being? Does it lower my vibration?
Does being a member of a particular club or Civic group separate you from others? Yes i think it does. There are many groups or clubs that i would not qualify to join - for various reasons. I'm not a Packer fan - or I'm not Catholic or I don't know the secret handshake or I don't have an i.q. of 132.
While it does separate us - it doesn't diminish us or make us less than.
These groups (mostly) are a way of celebrating the ethnicity, remembering the past or promoting unity for a common cause - bringing people together as a group, forming community - and they are helpful to some.
However, they also separate us from Spirit. Divine Oneness. I want to raise my vibration and remember that i am One with ALL that is. We are One. And by that raise the vibration of the planet.
One with the water as it flows over - through - in my body. I am the water. One with the air that fills my lungs. I am the air. One with each human that i encounter. I am you. One merged with One and All - so that All doesn't exist - only One exists.
One Spirit having this Human Experience.
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