Uniqueness Is Not Separation, but a Part of the One

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Uniqueness Is Not Separation, but a Part of the One-1

❓QUESTION:
While looking at resentment/guilt, I saw that I like being special, as it were. You could say I understand Hitler, who had a fixation on the specialness of a nation, and so do I. And I saw that in me this is somehow connected with "earthlings are, like, 'lower'", and in principle this attitude can also be traced in nationalities. It's clear that no one is lower/higher, but it feels like a memory code of civilization. I get to this point, and it seems I feel the unity: everyone, all who exist, different civilizations – are a single organism, everything is interconnected, and each is unique, while at the same time forming a unity. But it seems not fully, as if it isn't let go of completely.


❗️ANSWER lee:
This theme is the unity of diversity.
That is, people often see in the theme "we are one" the logic of "we are the same".
But it is strictly the opposite.
We are One means – together we assemble one picture. That is – our meaning is hidden in the meaning of the overall picture.
But!
Each of us is a completely unique puzzle piece.


From a set of identical (monochrome) pieces it is impossible to assemble a complex overall picture. All the pieces, every puzzle piece, must be unique and different. Just as different parts of an automobile ultimately come together into its integral state.


So your theme is to see the good in difference, in order to understand Unity.

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