I think we are already living simultaneously in parallel universes. There’s the you that you used to be, the you that you are now, the parent you, the online you, the work you, the you when you’re alone, the you when you’re with friends, and no matter how much you are yourself in any of these situations, they are still very all distinct people. The difficulty of being alive is figuring out which one of these variations or what combination of them is actually you and trying not to lose sight of that in the face of being pulled in each of those thousands of directions all at the same time.
Joseph D. Newcomer 
Or that none of them is you
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Always a possibility.
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Agreed, more or less, but it’s semantics. Your graphic bent my mind.
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Definitely semantics. I’m glad you liked the image. I stewed over what to do for the picture for a long time, so, it’s highly pleasing that you noticed it.
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That’s so rad… 🙂
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Thanks, Willow. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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💎 – Diamond Hard – 💎
💎 YOU!!! “think” correctly
💎 – Diamond Hard – 💎
…💎💎💎…
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I am working on making the different aspects of my life harmonize instead of having them pull me in different directions. One of the things that has helped me is just learning to relax and be myself in every situation.
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Sounds like you’re on a good track.
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All this and more, i think. Each aspect and role being played, expressing the core and adding up to an individual personality. Great post, thanks.
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Thanks for checking it out! I’m glad you appreciated it.
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‘Only one us’ – that sounds so right. It’s sad that we finally end up not knowing who we really are. Self-perception and the perceptions of others, kind or unkind, tear us apart into identities even we can’t recognize. So much to think about. Definitely ‘finite parallels’. Awesome! 🙂
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Thanks, Terveen. Guess we just have to learn to find a way to enjoy the mess that is life.
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OMG, there’s so many of me. I need to pull myself together!
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Right! It’s like herding cats on cocaine.
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I really love your podcast already. So up my alley! Your daughter sounds similar to mine. She doesn’t view God as a noun, she views God as love which is all us/collective consciousness. Great job!
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That’s a very reasonable and nice thing to believe. You’re clearly doing a good job. Thanks for listening! I truly appreciate the kind words.
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Very inspiring and so true
We try to find out who we truly cause we are different aspects of ourselves. I love it.
And thank you very much for liking my post 🥰
I’m looking forward to read more of your inspiring words.
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Thanks so much, Faith! I look forward to seeing more of your posts as well. It’s great to connect with you.
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You are welcome, Sir Joseph
And you too🤗
Wish you all the best.
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Considering you still think of my site on occasion, I have a different one now. It’s quieter, more private and more comfortable at this time in my life. Should you be interested, here’s the link. https://poetsbloom.home.blog/
Most importantly, thank you for thinking of me/it ❤️
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Awesome! I’ll definitely check it out.
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If you’ve got a moment try reading: ‘No Self No Problem’ by Chris Niebauer (abt. 150 pages).
I don’t agree with all of it (as usual). But, it’s interesting.
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Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll check it out.
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