We are all one.
Since hearing the phrase, "wrapped in love" we have found ourselves more intentionally creating spaces where we hope others might experience this sensation. We have been surprised to discover that in doing so for others, we experience the sensation from them. It is the perfect example of a Reciprocal Relationship.
In reciprocal relationships, we are experiencing the power of the mirror neurones in our brain. In this statement, we refer to the collective brain, not the individual brain. Recent scientific research is proving to all of us that we are all connected in more ways than one. Our brains are showing us how this is so.
Having just accepted Nick Salmon's page on Facilitating Change as a part of my wiki and having read another wiki claiming happiness as The Meaning of Life, I picked up Martin Seligman's book, Authentic Happiness. After reading the introduction, I flicked through the pages and, by no coincidence, landed on the page with the heading: Pervasiveness: Specific versus Universal.
>"Permanence is about time. Pervasiveness is about space." > Martin Seligman
The image seen when thinking of the Universe is outer space. The quote I think of when reading his explanations of universal and specific optimism and pessimism is one shared by Thompson Morrison.
>"Between absolute optimism or absolute pessimism there is no middle way, because by its very nature progress is all or nothing." > Teilhard Chardin
Me, we, the world are universally connected. In this Deep Truth, we will find freedom, in this freedom, we will make meaning, in this meaning, we will find truth.