A physicist once said to me "I've seen particles bounce in and out of our dimension. But I don't know how we are all one." The look on his face was that of a man who felt alone and isolated. He seemed distant and lost. At that moment I wondered how a man so intelligent could feel so disconnected from the world. We are as separate from each other as our cells are separate from the rest of our body. And if you only pay attention to the outer shell and concept of who you are, you will not feel your connection with the rest of the world.

Disconnecting ourselves within our mind can lead to a feeling of disparity, loneliness and ultimately depression. Sometimes humans feel that knowing how the world works will solve the problems of humanity. They may even feel that what they see takes them a level higher than their fellow humans, but it does not. We are all connected in ways our mind cannot fully understand. Seeing and knowing is wonderful, even helpful, but to complete the experience we must go deeper, we must feel within and become aware of the world without the need to label it.