Fore decades I thought "I am". This thought took many forms including "I am successful", "I am a failure" and even simply "I am". But this very partial truth is trumped by a more complete truth - "We are" - and this, in turn, is part of a bigger truth that "Life is". Even so, these words may not convey the majesty.
From the perspective of "Life is", the sentiment that "I am" represents the grossest shrinkage. One is not so much as a full-stop in a library; the narrow "one" is almost nothing.
Yet there is good news. Each one really is part of the whole, and the whole really is. So the whole is in you and you are in the whole, oh holy one.
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