Why do we consider ourselves ‘separate’ from the rest? What marks this line of delineation and why is there seemingly ‘no going back’?

Do we not share the same earth, the same trees? Do we not marvel as the sky burns crimson at end of day?

Do we not all want the very same things – compassion, love and a selflessness that transcends?

And, yet – here we are; our media streaming a consistency of violence and an obligation towards retribution.

Though, to what end?

Does violence secure a peaceful path moving forward, or does it only serve to obscure humanity’s view?

This morning I am reminded of President Kennedy’s immortal words; “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”

There is only one way, my darlings – on this path towards peace; but it requires an immediate ‘laying down of arms’. And, that must extend to our daily practice, compelling each of us to fully engage compassion.

Only then may we truly know what it means to love our brother. Only then may we know a resounding and lasting peace.

A little something to consider, my darlings. We are never ‘separate’, rather – we are the ‘collective whole’.

On this day, I wish you the blessing of faith, tolerant and unconditional love.

Namaste ❤️