Some times, it become so difficult to actually differentiate people, in a strange way. When you start to embrace the whole, the one, in a deeper and less attached way, a more loving way, it is as if the skin disappears, and the ego-independent differentiation disappears, melts away. And you see through that, deeper, not without losing recognition of each facet's beauty or uniqueness, but seeing somehow just how lovely we are all sewn together, at our core. And then it becomes so hard to love one without loving all, so hard to know where to seat anyone in the large room we call love with all its many seats and positions. For as you truly begin to see you understand that wherever you look, you see back a reflection not of yourself, but what you yourself are a reflection of, the one. And I find that so lovely and confusing all at once. But there is a sweetness so profound in that way of seeing and knowing. And I feel so very blessed to sometimes be able to look just past the edge of our facets into the core of the diamond that we are.
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