Our view of everything depends upon altitude of our view; which depends how elevated we are.
At ground level, everyone seems different, all faces, all appearances, all beliefs. No two are the same.
Raising 100 feet higher, all faces seem the same, though I can still see difference appearances; recognize a beggar from a city banker.
As the Hot Air Balloon takes me higher and higher, all appearances starting blurring also. All appearances become One also. But I can still see the difference in beliefs. A library is distinctly different from the building of a church.
Going higher and higher, one reaches a point of elevation, where all differences blur and everything becomes One.
It simply depends upon how elevated one is.
At ground level, everyone seems different, all faces, all appearances, all beliefs. No two are the same.
Raising 100 feet higher, all faces seem the same, though I can still see difference appearances; recognize a beggar from a city banker.
As the Hot Air Balloon takes me higher and higher, all appearances starting blurring also. All appearances become One also. But I can still see the difference in beliefs. A library is distinctly different from the building of a church.
Going higher and higher, one reaches a point of elevation, where all differences blur and everything becomes One.
It simply depends upon how elevated one is.
