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Perhaps not. I think it’s similar to the phenomenon often referred to as quantum weirdness. When we observe the wave-like qualities of photons, their particle-like properties cease to exist; and when we observe their particle-like qualities, their wave-like qualities cease to exist. It is as if our conscious expectations influence the nature of what we observe.

Similarly, I believe that when we see ourselves merely as individuals, we limit our identity to definite points in time and space – and we have a very finite existence; but when we recognize ourselves as one with all, our individual nature melts away and self become less finite and limited.

This is a beautiful post and I did tweet it. I hope others will read it because they’ll be glad they did. I loved how you used the rainbow metaphor…it was perfect. My favorite line was, “The group needs individuals who shine bright. ” It made me think of candles — one provides light, but many light up the room.

In answer to your question, I think it’s important that individuals learn to be part of a group, especially as humans. We have so much more synergy and power when we join together than when we stay apart. That said, I tend to be shy and sometimes it is hard to join in a group, but when I do, I usually learn something new.

Thanks for sharing this with us:~)

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