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Law 3. The Law of Interconectedness
You and me, we own different bodies, we have different lives but are we disconnected? When our ego answers this question there is a resounding yes. When our true nature answers this question it’s a resounding, “no way.” At some profound level we’re all one family and to bring that awareness to the work place makes a dramatic shift in blame games, customer focus, ethics and humanitarian motivation.
We are one world only separated by egos. All our judgements are self-judgement. The world is just one great mirror. There is nothing outside of us, that can’t be found within. Spirit and matter are separated by the ego, but are inseparable to the soul. We are greater than we think, we are less important than we think. We are part of a soup, a massive soup in which energy flows and in which everything is impermanent, nothing stays fixed, yet, it’s a closed loop, nothing added nothing subtracted, only changed in form. Nothing is permanent. Nothing lasts for more than a few hundred years. Yet, the essence of everything, past and future is here in the moment. We are never separate, what we do to others we do to ourselves.
Our ego is such a small idea of identity. We are everything, yet, because we are part of the soup, we are nothing. As above - So below. We are spirit and we are matter, really, we are everything and everything is a part of us. What we judge in others is really ourselves. Although we divide the world into things, and separate ourselves into individuals using our beliefs and egos, we are all made of the same stuff. Break a rock and its finite particles are made of the same stuff as a human kiss. We are everything, and everything is a part of us, even if, through our limited senses, it doesn’t seem like this at first. This is the real meaning of abundance. There is nothing to attract. We already have it.
