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What is the meaning of race, gender and other physical differences?
All love is here, a question about how the manifestation of different costumes by the actors helps to define and give meaning to the play.
All souls put on physical masks so they can be allowed to pretend that one is different and separate from the other.
And in that pretending is the illusion of race, gender, caste and all the other differences that have been magnified by your fellow human beings.
As long as you are pretending, you are not learning, not loving.
And you have that choice: to pretend and thus to hurt one another, or to love and to see the unity and divinity that is and unites you all.
More on the meaning of race.
Wherefrom the scheme of races, the use of God's palette to color and individualize the physical appearance of your fellow humans upon this earth?
Race is rooted in the love of light, it's angles and reflections, and is rooted in God's love of all souls - not just this one, nor that one, nor those like me, but the love of all souls.
God's love is the love of all and is never limited to those who feel that they and only they deserve his love, nor to those who attempt to buy or plead or do violent acts to gain his love. The love of God issuing from God is the love of all.
Thus each of you is created a little different, not that you will be apart, but that you will transcend your perception of apartness, that you will transcend the thin veil of flesh, the culturally accepted definition of normalcy, and participate in the love of all.
And in that love is found the most profound definition and experience of self.
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