What I think about humanity is...

Recently enrolled in a Family Constellation course for the summer, I was surprised when asked this question---What do I think about humanity?  It's a bit broad isn't it?--- but I found myself listening internally, replaying people I have talked to, and noticing these conversations that had taken place....  Next,  I found myself replaying the news,  often it focuses reporting negative news ( so I take it in doses but maybe I could find something more so I went looking for collective thinking) and yet,  I couldn't pull ideas from these sources.  Well...maybe the internet?  So I googled "humanity".  It wasn't long that I reached a conclusion, the internet was bit mundane and decided not get lost in these sources but   intrigued in finding my answer.  I needed to palpate the question and allow it to wonder within.  At the beginning, I found myself  searching for the "right" answer.  The desire to expand my foresight put with broader view than just little old me was pulling at me at first; or possibly I was avoiding "feeling" this question.  It's tough because "life  exhibits duality" which I heard said earlier in the day or was that resonating from within?  I noticed that I felt so small in the big sea of humanity, and was listening for  a bigger voice, but I just found my own meek voice...yet upon searching I realized I liked this question!  It's a good one.  I mean have you ever thought about it?  Seems like a question to consume and really chew on it, break it down so you can take time to explore what it means on a big or small level...whatever, it's yours for the chewing.

What arose within me, is what motivates me, my spirit-  my quest for truth, understanding and love.  I recognize humanity as one - that we are all connected.   What I feel about humanity is- is that we are all unique, and have something to bring forth through our greatness, in our greatness we are all equal, and we evolve as a collective conscience.  So our purpose and responsibility is to take the time to grow our greatness, reach our potential, fulfilling our destiny for the better of humanity.   I can't sum it up right now.  What I wrote is true for me, but it is more than that, so for the next week of so, I will observe and continue to ask this question.  I think I need to chew on it... I'll post my findings.