We're All One

We, as spiritual beings, when borning here on this planet, Earth, we came to help evolve it. In every family we're born into, in every soul group we grow up in, we came to evolve them. And we help evolve the group we belong to through our own evolution. The group evolves when each of us evolves. When one of us becomes enlightened, the others do too. It's like when electricity was discovered, the entire soul group that lived at that time and from then on also enjoyed this discovery. It was a great evolutionary leap.

Each of us is here with a mission. It's as if each of us holds a secret, a piece of a larger puzzle. And that piece is found within us when we're living our greatest potential, being ourselves. And it's important that we realize and remember that we're all important in this great puzzle. It's not complete if one of the pieces is missing. And that's why it's important for humanity to become aware that we're all interconnected. Every life affects all others.

It's as if we were all one large organism, one large machine. And each of us is a piece in that machine. Each piece has a different function, a different objective, but serving a greater purpose, that is common to all the pieces: to make the machine work.

In a machine, all the pieces are interconnected and work in sync with one another, each with its own rhythm, interlinked, synchronized. And they don't compete with each other, because each piece is aware of who it is and what its function is.

What happens in humanity is that each one of us doesn't know who one is nor one's purpose. We all want to do the same thing, competing with each other, completely forgetting that each of us is here to do something different, is here to contribute with something different to humanity, and to serve a greater purpose. As long as each of us lives separately, without any notion of the connection that unites us to one another, we live like a separate part of a machine, without any function or purpose. Thus, there is no machine, no organism. It's like a human body whose kidneys function separately, completely oblivious to each other and even to the body to which they belong. Or a hand that doesn't know that one of its functions is to grasp things, and even competes with a leg, whose function is to walk and move the body. If each part of the human body exists isolated, separate, there is no body. They cease to have a reason to exist. However, this is how each one of us has been living: every man for himself. Forgetting the Whole. Forgetting what unites us all. Each one is here to remember what piece they represent in this enormous machine that is life, and what their purpose is here and how they can contribute to the Whole and make the machine work.

And it's important not to forget how important each of us is to the lives of others and how much our presence can make a difference. Each life affects the other, even when we're far apart, because at the level of the heart, there's no distance.

The social network that nowadays surrounds the world, connecting us all, is a reflection of what truly happens. We all share an infinite, energetic network, to which we're connected through thoughts and emotions. And when something happens to a single person, it affects everyone else because it unconsciously affects this network. And it's possible to contribute to this invisible network, either positively or negatively. Every thought we have, every emotion we feel, is like sharing something on this social network. Everyone receives it on an unconscious level. This is how we share information on an energetic level. Only those who are more sensitive and attentive to this can feel the different thoughts and emotions on the network. And when we have no awareness and no sense of who we are, it can trigger an enormous confusion. It's like being in a huge room full of people talking and thinking we're all those voices. And that all the thoughts and emotions present are ours. Only when we isolate ourselves, define our limits, know ourselves and understand who we are, can we perceive what is ours and what is others. And with that, be aware of the network. And best of all, we would positively affect the network by being a light, with positive thoughts and emotions. And the more lights shine on this network and positively influence it, the greater the possibility of a great positive change occurring in the world around us. We would become aware of our connection to each other, and the idea of ​​separation would disappear.

This is the great leap humanity is taking. Realizing that we're not alone in our lives. That we're all united as if we belonged to a great puzzle. And helping each other. Putting aside any kind of competition because every time we compete with our neighbour, we're competing with ourselves. We're preventing ourselves from fulfillment, from being happy. And delaying our own evolution.

Remembering who we truly are is an important step toward understanding what we're doing here and how we can contribute with what in us is different from others. When we all become aware of this, something wonderful will happen. We'll know exactly what our place in the world is and be able to contribute by giving ourselves to others, sharing what's unique in us. And we'll see the world through different eyes, for everything will appear connected, interlinked, cohesive, and united. And we'll see everything flowing with a beauty, harmony, and order unseen before. Everything in perfect sync. Aligned.

And in this place, we'll feel like we belong to something much greater than we could ever imagine.