The podcast “Insights About Us” provides weekly information sessions. The episodes provide insights into such matters as our nature, purpose, role, journey, creations, discernments, beliefs, behaviours, emotions and experiences. The proper use of these insights permits us to recreate the model of our Self and world that we want. 

Episode # 31 provides insights about our differences. Each and every one of us are unique in some fashion. We are made that way by our co-creators as part of God’s plan for evolving consciousness of the potentials of the immeasurable number of unique capacities of God. Each of the billons of two-part Souls that have a presence on earth has been exclusively assigned unique abilities of God which are to experimented with for the purpose of developing an understanding of their potentials. The consciousness developed is to be shared with God and all other Souls. While all Souls are subdivisions of God, the exclusively assigned unique aspects of God differentiate us. These differences can be alarming to those of us that believe our Self to be a separate, small, vulnerable, abandoned, unprotected, flawed and unworthy human body with a brain. When we misperceive our Self as a human personality, anything that is different from our personality is considered to be a threat to our misperceived supremacy. We attempt to shelter our Self from the threats of diversities by joining conditional communal and interpersonal relationships with admission requirements that are designed to exclude those with threatening diversities. However, there is no hiding for our diverse natures since each and every one of us is different. The more we direct our attention and efforts to escaping from our differences, the more those differences show up in our physical experiences. When we accept that we are just one of billions of Souls evolving the understanding of the potentials of the diverse capacities of God that are uniquely assigned to our Soul, we free our Self from the fearful illusions that we create in respect of our diverse natures.