We are born unto this world as unique individuals. As we grow older
we are taught the requisite skills that induce us to leave our families and
embark into the world on our own, and to live our lives. During our lifetime we
make countless choices; both trivial and life changing. Many people go through
life thinking they are in control of their destiny and that they are islands in
a sea of people that stand alone and separate from the influence of others, and
the forces of nature and the universe.
In reality, however, we are not islands that stand alone. We may be
unique but certainly not fully independent. We are not self-sufficient. We do
not exist in a vacuum. We must rely on employers to pay us so we can buy food,
shelter, and care for our families. We also rely on others to provide services
to us and to help with our day-to-day tasks.
When we have problems many people think they can work through them
on their own. While many do, it is always easier when you have someone else to
bounce ideas off and to get advice on what should or should not be done. A
psychiatrist or some other professional many times can help us see things more
clearly and understand options that we cannot realize because we are so
enmeshed in the mechanics of the issue.
In a more spiritual sense, we sometimes need others to help us
facilitate changes within ourselves that we cannot do alone. There are folks
out there with special gifts and all we have to do is ask for help and the
right facilitator will appear to do that which is required at a particular
moment in our lives.
Free your mind to explore things that you never thought to explore.
Delve within yourself with the help of capable facilitators that have gifts to
unlock that which you cannot unlock on your own. Decide to travel to other
people’s islands and get a feel for what others think and do and align
yourselves with like-minded islands to create an unstoppable force of nature that
can withstand any calamity or adversity that may arise.
No, we are not islands that stand alone.
As one grows older, one realises more and more how we are all interconnected in one way or another. The worrying thing is that there is so much violence, hatred and war. We are all really one great family of humanity. Some would say, "The Family of God". If only we could all live together in peace and harmony, what a wonderful world this would be. Hugs, Patrick
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