Uniqueness
Friday, February 19th, 2010I recently began rethinking my belief about us all being one. It was becoming more evident to me that some of us, like myself for example, are actually quite different and others even unique. However, after doing more research on what really does make us all one, I still stand by my belief. Although we are in fact truly all different because of the many varieties and combinations of genes we have, we still all have genes, and every one of us is made up of the same matter. Now if I’ve confused you it wasn’t my intention, and I’ll admit this “we’re all one” thing can be hard to understand and except. But if we have faith that there is some kind of God that created life and the Universe for a reason, then it makes sense that there’s a reason why we’re all made of the same matter and all have genes. Something else that makes me believe we are all one and also requires faith in a creator is our ability to change who we are. Although it’s estimated that 50 percent of our genes are passed down from generation to generation and some can affect our health and even happiness, we don’t have to be a product of those genes. I slowly changed who I was by changing my thought processes and found that thinking differently and more positively in life helped me become a happier person. I also believe that thinking more positive and taking care of ourselves through diet and exercise can help us avoid many of the health problems that our parents or grandparents had. I really do believe we’re all one, and although some people purposely try to be different and unique like some of the “celebrities” we see for example, I believe we’re all special, and all a part of the same creator I call God.
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