When you ask someone “who are you?” they will likely respond with a variety of labels that have been used to categorize them, such as Mexican, black, French, European, Asian, Latino, American, and so on. These labels are seen as a reflection of their history and roots, as if they have always been and will always remain the same label.
Yet, this is just one stage of the human experience here on Earth. Before this life, they were a different label and after, they will be another. The idea that you are defined by a single label such as nationality or race is not accurate. In truth, we are formless, colorless, immortal energy that is infinite in nature. All of the labels we use are simply temporal experiences or distractions that come and go.
Our differences should not divide us, but instead be a source of celebration. We can use our varied backgrounds to teach and learn from one another, and find ways to move forward together as a united human family. We have the power to create a world that recognizes and celebrates our diversity, and works together to create a better future for all.
We are all the same in essence, connected by the same energy that binds us all together. It is a reminder to embrace our differences and recognize that we are all part of the same human family. To truly understand who we are, we must look beyond labels and see the unity in all of humanity. Through this understanding, we can live our lives with a greater appreciation of the diversity around us.
We all have unique stories, filled with experiences that shape us into the people we are today. But at the core of our existence is the same energy that binds us all together. We are connected, no matter how different we may be. To realize our true potential, we must embrace our differences and recognize that we all share a common humanity. Through this understanding, we can learn to appreciate one another and find unity in our diversity.
By recognizing and embracing our differences, we can create a world where we all come together to create a brighter future. We have the power to create a culture of acceptance and understanding, where everyone is respected and appreciated for who they are, no matter what labels they may have. Through this, we can learn to appreciate and celebrate the unique perspectives and experiences each of us bring to the human experience.
Ally Fortis 