ABC’s of Self-Realization: Ultimate Unity

The timing is perfect, in the middle of all the chaos consuming the world at the moment. Yet, further thought reveals that this topic is timeless, because throughout most of the recent history of the world, there hasn’t been a whole lot of unity about anything! Oh sure, there are groups of people that are united, under the guise of purporting their truth. They are people in the religious world. They are people in the civil rights movement. They are people in the civil liberties unions.
They are those who “fight” to be given equal rights: the GLBT groups, the NAACP, the NOW groups for women, the animal rights activists, and on and on. The reason this topic is being expounded on at this moment is because of the word “ultimate” in the title. The above groups are amazing and worthwhile and beneficial, no doubt about that – but what about “ultimate unity”? What about the unity of ALL beings in the human race? What about the fact that the entire human race was created to be in unison? We are all, literally, a part of one another. We are all to act in accordance with the benefits and workings of the other.
Our thoughts are so misconstrued over the intention of our existence. We are so unaware that we are meant to be helpers, givers, and partners to each other. We are meant to benefit ourselves individually, as well as universally. We must become aware that no one is any less valuable or important than any other. We must remember that each of us have valid input and valid perception. Why must we believe we are separate? Why must we believe that having more, doing more, achieving more, is the standard upon which we base our worth? Have we forgotten or not even been conscious of the fact that we are called human beings, not human doings? What is wrong with us? Why can we not see the Truth of our very purpose?

Albert Einstein stated that the definition of insanity is “Doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result.” He also stated, “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” That’s a huge hint! What will it take for us to realize that repeating this insanity and using the same logic we have always used is not working? When are we going to get wise enough, determined enough, and conscious enough to use the innate wisdom we have to make a different choice?
It’s obvious that all these questions are rhetorical. If this author had the notoriety and world-wide renown, this world would be a much more peaceful place on a much faster timeline, if it was within my power to make it that way. The most I can do is my best to be an example of what I write, to walk what I talk and mean what I say. To the best of my ability, so shall it be.