How Can We Come Together?

Guidance from the Archangels

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There’s so much separation amongst us, it can be disheartening. People in power like to keep us separated, because we’re less of a threat to them that way. I have no doubt their intent is all about pitting us against each other, so we’ll be too busy to challenge them and their actions. But, how do we start? I asked the Archangels, and below is their answer.

Question: How can we come together, accepting each other’s differences, and work toward positive change?

Answer:

If you meet someone who you believe is your exact opposite, you would still have more commonalities than differences. Yes, everyone is unique, and differences can be quite obvious, but at the center of it all, people are more alike than they are different.

Everyone has the same basic needs and desires. You need the same things to survive, such as food, water, and shelter. Beyond that, you want safety, acceptance, respect, and connection. You are all beings of light, therefore you are all connected through that light. You only have to realize and accept that fact.

It is ironic that at this time of global accessibility, you are still so far apart from each other. With a few clicks, you can find information and make connections with people all around the world. Why don’t you do that?

The more you know a person, the more you will realize how much you have in common. Just as important, the more you expose yourself to different cultures, religions, countries, customs etc., the more respect and consideration you will feel toward them. If you continue to do this, you will come to love them and recognize their value.

If any two people from opposing sides of any problem spend time together, get to know each other, listening with open hearts and minds, a kinship is likely to form. The two may never come to an agreement over the issue in question, but if minds and hearts remain open, respect will grow between them until they no longer consider each other as enemies, but rather as two people who disagree on some things. This is how worldwide peace begins, and it is how global problems are solved. It begins with individuals who strive to understand each other.