Only one who perceives himself as a part of the whole can love all people. On the way to this stands the ego, born in order to identify us from the outside world. It is worth overcoming selfishness, accepting yourself as you are, and an amazing process will begin to expand the inner world, find love.
Modern life divides people according to class, race, level of security, social status, and so on. There are many conventions that prevent you from treating each other like a brother or sister. It seems as if we are all in competition, considering others more enemies than friends.
All people are brothers
Someone likes this situation, while others strive to live differently, trying to love all people, regardless of objective and subjective factors. But this is very difficult to manage, since the ego is often included in the work of consciousness, which dictates certain rules of behavior in the social environment.
To love all people, we must always remember that we are one. We have a common creator. It doesn't matter what you call it - nature, God, the Absolute, the Creator. We are berries from the same field and must not only love each other, but also respect each other.
Eastern philosophy claims that all people are connected by invisible energy-information threads. At a deep level, we can feel what is happening in the soul of another person, catch his thoughts.
It has long been noticed that if someone in the company yawned, then most of those present would also start yawning. This suggests that there is an invisible connection between people. How can you not love those with whom you are firmly connected? It's like not loving yourself.
Self-dislike, self-rejection give rise to a negative attitude towards others
Only the one who treats himself badly, does not accept himself as he is, shows rejection towards other people. The internal state is expressed in external manifestations. When a person begins to love himself as a part of society, the universe, he begins to expand internally, letting in love without frames and limitations.
You need to try to love yourself so much that an excess of love begins. But this is not selfish love. It is self-love as a part of a whole. From the excess of such love, a stream of tenderness and respect for others will flow, which will constantly grow, bringing harmony with it.
This is how a person is able to love all people, regardless of gender, race, social status, wallet thickness and other factors. A very simple algorithm, but not so easy to implement. The ego born in childhood always tries to slow down the process of accumulating love, as it protects human self-awareness from being connected with the whole world. Once you stir it up a little, you can feel how it tries to identify with other people.
