Bharjism 'We are all me'

Just a thought.

But to be honest, this thought will only sound profound if spoken with Indian Guru accent.

We are all me....

Every human being is really just an alternative version of myself.

Me as the male, me as the Mother, me as the young and me as the old. 

We are all really just one being, living human life in the full spectrum of possibilities. 

Some consider that you treat each human like your brother or significant other, but brothers fight. 

It would be more beneficial to life if we recognized that each being was in fact, 'me'. And till this day, i find it difficult and tend to avoid, causing 'myself' harm .