Becoming Individuated

We think we’re individuals but, in practice, we all respond in a similar fashion. We only become individuated when we no longer think and see in the same way as others.

Individuated: distinguished from others of the same kind; singled out.

As we traverse the levels of understanding, we will find fewer people to relate to. Our path gradually becomes singular.

Singular: in the sense ‘solitary, single’, also ‘beyond the average’.

Until we realise our true reality, we’re just one of the crowd.

A non-individuated person will react.
An individuated person does not re-enact.
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