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Originally Posted by Phaelyn
Yes for sure. I make everyone mine. I have empathy and compassion and concern for all. Everyone is me and I am them. All are divine at our core. We are all connected and the same. I have had a lot of teachers of love and freedom, peace, truth and wisdom. Had and have as nothing of value we experience ever leaves us. Buddha, Jesus, Krishnamurti, Mooji, Ram Das, Bodhidharma, Alan Watts, Thomas Merten, Rumi, Lao Tzu, I'm bad at names and spelling by the way... like Einstein  . I could list thousands of things that are in me, mine, little phrases, insights, just a look into someone's eyes that will remain with me forever as a spark of the divine was there. A connection to the source.
I am you and you are me; it is obvious. Nhat Hanh
I am you, you are me, know this and be free, be divine. Sai Baba
I am not what you think I am, you are what you think I am. Buddhist Saying |
This may help....
You are me, and I am you.
Isn’t it obvious that we “inter-are”?
You cultivate the flower in yourself,
so that I will be beautiful.
I transform the garbage in myself,
so that you will not have to suffer.
I support you;
you support me.
I am in this world to offer you peace;
you are in this world to bring me joy.
Thich Nhat Hanh.
He's referring to ' Interbeing '.