Entanglement and Connectedness
1,005 views · Published 27 October 2013 · 2:33 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: Cynthia Sue Larson · 2013 · People & Blogs
http://www.realityshifters.com - Cynthia talks about the idea of entanglement and connectedness from a garden in South Korea, in Daegu. There is an Asian concept which is rather foreign to westerners of identifying as being part of a group--rather than mostly just an individual. All of us have the ability to stay connected to everyone and everything that we really feel a connection with. We notice that synchronicity is going to tend to be spot-on without your trying for those that you are entangled with. You can actually experience what it feels like to be entangled with a group that you're connected to just by experimenting with it. Notice whether it's not true that against all odds you are there when a friend of yours happens to be calling or stopping by. You just naturally tend to be in the right place at the right time to talk to the right person. This is called synchronicity sometimes, but if you look a little deeper, you'll notice these synchronicities are actually occurring with people you feel connected to. In Asian cultures they often have a little deeper understanding of that than westerners tend to since we often have the assumption that we individuals are unique, and that we're separated from everything else--that we can go it alone--that kind of thing. In reality we are all part of a greater whole. We can't really succeed until we all succeed. You can't really win until we all win. Ask yourself, "How good can it get when you feel entangled and connected with others?"
