Can we all have multiple – and should we
By zevi770 · February 26, 2017
You see there is an interesting condition, called multiple identity disorder; in essence what is a person?
The truth is that we are an identity
What is an identity?
When you see someone else, you create in your mind a context.
Say you see a middle-age man – your understanding of that person will be based on what you consider to be his identity – immediately your mind will associate all known variables (At least to you, which obviously is not much (for ultimately there are so many variables, the person themselves doesn’t even know themselves.)
But the same thing happens when it comes to understanding who you are.
Just as if you look at another, you may think based on clothing, income/status; based on race / culture; if you know the religion, then whatever you know about the people.
Now when you look at yourself, you do the same.
But in truth, all of life boils down to two opposite perspectives:
There is outside in, in which we, born into a world, create (often false) perceptions.
Then there is inside out, whereby using the wisdom of the Creator, we see things not on its body, shape (historic identity, as Einstein said “prejudice is all the stupid things you learned by 18”) rather by its Divine purpose.
Now as the Divine is infinite, who says you cannot have multiple purposes..