A deep and most meaningful concept, Debby. I appreciate your perspective. Love and best wishes,

Regis

With all of our differences I still believe that it is possible for us humans to discover our universal samenesss. Wonderful write, aspiring hope.

Cheers,
Dan

A little over six billions we are, enough to climb on each shoulders and the one on the top to touch the moon, which will be a far cry compared to that dream the Babel Tower dudes had about reaching God...

Georg

Similar to grains of sand on any beach!
or molecules in any random extrapolation;
so similar but so different.
great image perspective!
r

Love the way you have broken down such a jaw-dropping, mind-blowing concept into something so graspable and, as your final lines conclude, "hard to imagine and yet it isn't". Sometimes I can cling on to that pinnacle of "getting it", sometimes I take a nose-dive and become overwhelmed. Love the picture which excites and exhilarates... makes me believe I can fly, like your words! Totally with Peter's resume below, as well. I know nothing about HK, but New York has this effect on me. I feel at my most alive when I'm there, somehow; London's not quite the same - more historic and less spiritually forward-looking, if you get my drift. Soaring with this one, Debby, thank you. xx

Profound. We are all just molecules, seemingly different, yet connected on an unseen level. Separation or distance or common bond only envisaged by the mind...a choice to imagine, or not. Great stuff.

I really liked this Debby. Imagine what the world would be like if we saw everyone as our brother and sister!Loved this.

With Love,
Cindy

poignant words and thoughts

Humm so true I pause with reflection on what you are saying we are one but with the same desires

Great picture and a great write, Debby.

This picture and your poem are awesome...they grab the immmenisitiy of not only the city and the people in it but of life in general and how we all are as one...
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