Do you see humanity as "all one"?

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Humans are capable of understanding that we are genetically identical and that we evolved from a (very) small population of survivors in Africa who then spread across the globe.

However most of us believe in that pigmentation in the epidermis can influence how we behave and is enough to create an attribution error that some humans are (not really) equal. Most of us also believe that an old bearded man in white robes created us in 7 days and watches over us impatiently expecting us to pray to him and punish and persecute those who don't. I describe these as a form of mental illness that is inherited from the previous generation and likely to be passed down to the next.

Until the majority of humanity (and i do mean the majority) get over this collective "inherited mental illness" we will never be one.

Hi all

Thank you all for this wonderful forum, I learned more about myself in the last month, than I did for the last 37 years combined.
Well, back to topic. This is exactly how I feel about "the others".. Sometimes I feel like I am "an observer in a kindergarden"

I daily see "them" behave unbelievably recless in many ways, and even if I cant make this a much better place,
I sincerely do feel a great responsibility for all of them, make no mistakes, I am no better than anyone, but they do so many things the wrong way...

After all we have only one world, and its "theirs", but it seems to me that they need some help.
I am a Jedi without power, somehow I didnt get to finish my training before they put me here.

Hopefully this makes sense to some of you

Welcome...my advice to you paduan; follow Master Obi Won Kenobi's strategy when he went into exile for years on Tatooie after Anniken joined the dark side and the emperor rose to power. As Sun Tzu mentioned in the "Art of War" one must retreat and wait for a time when you can use your power.

i do not know how other people see things. i have never considered it much.

i feel i belong in the niche that i have gouged out for myself. i belong in the house that i bought and i belong in the world i have set up around me.
i do not have any capacity for spiritual thought. i do not feel i belong in any group of people.


there is a lot of misery happening around the world, and i can i am glad that i am spared it.
i do feel sorry for people when i think of how hard it must be for them if they are in poverty, and i know they did not deserve it, but i seldom consider things concerning people at large.



i would not say that it is just you, but it is not me.